What if anything are you listening to now?

[dm]

Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

[Takashi Miike]

zeb, this is my favourite live concert on youtube. someone synched the audio cd recordings to tallbastard's footage and this dude cleaned it up even more. a genius 1 hour 22 minutes

[zebthecat]

This is one my favourites and utter madness.Triple polyrhythm and only Bob gets the click track.
Even listening to it does my head in.

[Far Cough UKunt]

Love a bit of Kashmir, me.

[Takashi Miike]

Cardiacs are probably the band that I have seen the most. Absoutely superb live.
I was in a band that supported them a couple of times in the mid 80s and they were really friendly and kind to us unlike some bands I could mention.
Also played a couple of gigs in a band (I am a bass player primarily) with Bob Leith in 2004. We made a pretty grooved rhythm section and are still friends.

Tim was without a doubt a genius, just gutted I didn't get to see him in person. No idea how hard it is to play along to a recorded keyboard track like the later versions of the band did, but it had to be difficult especially how complex some of the tracks were. I'd put him up there with anyone

[zebthecat]

Cardiacs are probably the band that I have seen the most. Absoutely superb live.
I was in a band that supported them a couple of times in the mid 80s and they were really friendly and kind to us unlike some bands I could mention.
Also played a couple of gigs in a band (I am a bass player primarily) with Bob Leith in 2004. We made a pretty grooved rhythm section and are still friends.

[Far Cough UKunt]

Neil Young's there, ..........which is nice.

[panamahat]

Cabaret Voltaire - Nag Nag Nag .

[Lee Trundle]

I'd normally put up with the BBC and tune in to a couple of acts with GLASTO, but I can safety say there's not one act I'd make an effort with this year.  The Prodigy, maybe, but I've seen them enough of them when I was younger and they're probably way too old now to be any good.

[Takashi Miike]

[Far Cough UKunt]

Not great mate can hardly walk anymore

Stoaty me old mate, sorry to hear you're not too well but good to see you back on here.

Not many pubs left in Ilford now otherwise we could meet up for a bevy or three.

[The Stoat]

Not great mate can hardly walk anymore

[Takashi Miike]

how's it going Stoat? hope you're good

[The Stoat]

G'day Suckers I'm back and still listening to the old PROG


COYI

[Takashi Miike]

[Mr Anon]

Love Story (vs Finally)

Layo & Bushwacka!

[yngwies Cat]

I've just found a this band called 
Widetrack, great cover of  Pink Floyd's 'Welcome to the Machine

​​​​​It's rather jolly good.



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[Bungo]

I'm not going to post a link as it is SO far beyond NSFW I would probably be banned forever, but if you enjoy an infantile laugh (as I do), look up The Ofcom Song by Dominic Frisby on YouTube.

I know, it's not big and it's not clever...

 

[Sydney_Iron]

[Takashi Miike]

[Swiss.]

[dm]

Marillion    Misplaced Childhood

[violator]

I'm really trying to like it, couple of good songs on there but some odd stuff too. I'll keep at it, and after a few more listens it might work for me.

[Swiss.]

A great track to spin to. Man that voice that come in at 2.47 mins 

[Sydney_Iron]

[Bowener]