What are you listening to?

[Klaiber]

That's great stuff, Trev.

[Klaiber]

Been listening to a lot of Selda Bağcan recently.  She's a Turkish folk singer.

I posted one of her songs two years ago: https://forum.jg1.org/topic/2038-what-are-you-guys-listening-to/page/16/?tab=comments#comment-44096

Here's her live in the 1990s I think.

 

[Karl Spackler]

2 hours ago, Klaiber said:

That's great stuff, Trev.

Yeah he's the kind of absurdly good guitarist that almost makes you want to hang 'em up for good. 

[Karl Spackler]

Totally different genre - 

 

[Klaiber]

Here's Mark Lanegan, former member of Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age, and others:

Great freakin song.

[Razwald]

On 4/18/2020 at 5:08 PM, Klaiber said:

Have you ever heard the original?  Would be curious what you think.

 

I was suppose to see them in June.  I will have to wait to see when they reschedule. 

[Klaiber]

I hope they do.  I wanted to see them this tour, but had a hard time convincing my wife and/or my friends.

[-Hawkeye-]

I'll probably catch flak for this but I like this kind of stuff.  Heard it on a movie and liked it.  Video is stupid though, just listen to the music if you can....it's not hard rock like most everything here seems to be.

 

[Vonrd]

On 5/8/2020 at 6:43 AM, Luftritter said:

I'll probably catch flak for this but I like this kind of stuff.  Heard it on a movie and liked it.  Video is stupid though, just listen to the music if you can....it's not hard rock like most everything here seems to be.

 

No flak from me... I like the 80s / 90s Techno vibe

This from them is also cool:

 

[Vonrd]

RIP Mr. Richard... shure like to ball...

 

[Vonrd]

So... no haircut for 3 months... I'm hairy noon and night... it's a fright:

 

 

[Vonrd]

Always been a fan of Rodrigo Y Gabriela. Full disclosure... my eyes were drawn to Gabriela's crotch... I'm such a dirty bastard.... It's a long one but the first song is such a classic.

https://www.npr.org/2020/04/28/844282914/rodrigo-y-gabriela-tiny-desk-home-concert

[Vonrd]

One more... NPR's Tiny Desk is such a treasure... the first song here is a perfect example. It's another long one... skip to about 13:00 after the first song... another beauty:

https://www.npr.org/2020/03/23/819094653/the-black-crowes-tiny-desk-concert

[Razwald]

 

[Razwald]

 

[Razwald]

This just popped up in my recommendations.

 

[Klaiber]

An oldie but goodie.

Pentagram, with Sign of the Wolf:

 

[Stuka]

S! Guys!

 

[Klaiber]

They're pretty good Hess.  Thanks for posting!

[Stuka]

Thanks Klayber, this song was part of my adolescence.  It's from a local band.

[Stuka]

Btw, the name of the music is “the alienated”

[Klaiber]

That helps.

I found them on the Encyclopaedia Metallum: https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Astaroth/9633

But no details.

[TedsOnMeds]

Uh oh! Here's where I oust myself as a huge nerd!

These ones I find really nice to have on loop when you're doing your flyouts, gets you feeling active and making a face like you've smelled something rotten.
I normally try to listen to full albums in score order, even if I don't like/am not feeling certain songs. I think albums are a really good way to experience musical expression as one whole unbroken "story" as a lot of a times these musical albums aren't made in a Vacuum, but rather all at once or focusing on a particular evolution of an artists sound or a certain Mood/story type. 


Funky-Sound-Bombers by Cassiopea: https://youtu.be/rMBLjtZnOcI
Head Hunters by Herbie Handcock: https://youtu.be/3m3qOD-hhrQ
The Pinch by Albert King: https://youtu.be/coz3l9AyJLk
 

 

[Klaiber]

Great choices!

[Heinrich]

Can we start another thread: What are you guys drinking? Alcohol or Non Alcohol, Coffee, tea whatever.
Reason is that right now I enjoy the pleasure of drinking a KBS Espresso stout. Maybe we can find each other in the Untapped App