What are you listening to?

[Britchot]

I've recently revisited Steve 'N' Seagulls lately:

 

 

 I had no idea this one existed!!! I'm excited

 

[Klaiber]

I love the RC aircraft in Aces High.

[Britchot]

The first one flew over and I thought it was real. I didn't think twice about their available budget, lol.

[Klaiber]

 

My contribution for today.

 

Video is bizarre, but the song rocks.

[Klaiber]

And one more:

 

[Britchot]

I'm earmarking this to play in the background for my return binge on Elite Dangerous:

 

[Britchot]

Actually, I've been listening to this album lately... OUTLAW COUNTRY, WHOOO!

 

 

[Razwald]

Archer is great.

 

Ran across this on my my ipod. The band is called Gomez. Don't recall when they came out early 2000.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYKnJ5VcCSk

[Razwald]

Something new I found. They have a bunch of albums out all instrumental.

 

[J5_Gamecock]

 Hope y'all don't mind if I toss in a few of my fav's...

 

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjSuMixiBX4

This ones dated,(I had the album back in the early 80's), but I still listen to it often.

 

First memories of music were Bluegrass, then got into southern rock before finding I liked the "Edginess" of punk in high school. 

I guess my fondness of psycho-billy was the sum of those parts.

 

[Britchot]

I absolutely love the Reverend Horton Heat.  I'm pretty spread across a lot of genres, to include Rockabilly.  I went and saw these guys in concert earlier this year (apologies if I posted it earlier):

 

 

[Razwald]

Best of both worlds.

[Razwald]

There is a band that plays around here (Wisconsin) that reminds me of Gamblers Mark. It will take me a bit to remember who they are.

[Klaiber]

I'm earmarking this to play in the background for my return binge on Elite Dangerous:

 

 

Pretty cool! There are a lot of bands there to mine.

[Karl Spackler]

I'm earmarking this to play in the background for my return binge on Elite Dangerous:

 

This came up in my YouTube home feed today. I have it earmarked for later. 

[Karl Spackler]

It's been all Steely Dan yesterday and today. Walter Becker passed away on Sunday. 

 

 

 

[Razwald]

This came up in my YouTube home feed today. I have it earmarked for later. 

Came up on mine also. I thought about posting but got distracted.

[Klaiber]

And now for something completely different.

 

My wife told me about this today.

 

http://radiooooo.com/

 

Pick a country and a timeframe, and away you go.

 

You can then screw around with the mood: Slow, Fast and/or Weird.

 

Wanting to dive immediately into the bizarre, I selected Fast / Weird, and East Germany during the 1970s.

 

And got this jem:

 

 

Enjoy!

[Britchot]

And now for something completely different.

 

My wife told me about this today.

 

http://radiooooo.com/

 

Pick a country and a timeframe, and away you go.

 

THANK YOU!!! Give your wife a great big appreciative hug for me!  Finally, some mood music for flying the 109s, 30s and 40s music from Germany!  This augments my American catalog of the same period

[Razwald]

And now for something completely different.

 

My wife told me about this today.

 

 

 

 

I even noticed the countries changed depending what time period you picked.

[Klaiber]

They even have an iPhone app for radiooooo.

[Britchot]

They even have an iPhone app for radiooooo.

Shut the front door! I was just about to get on here and say they should have an app!

[Razwald]

Found these. There is a you tube channel called Postmodern Jukebox found it very amusing. Various covers of modern songs done to different eras styles.

 

 

and this woman who has her own channel same concept.

 

[Klaiber]

Postmodern Jukebox is definitely fun.

 

And Robyn Adele Anderson is really talented.

 

[Klaiber]

Today, for me, it's The Damned:

 

 

 

Saw them back in May on their 40th Anniversary tour.  They were #$@& amazing.