What're You Currently Listening To

[Howling Terror]

New one from those beautifully noisy French chaps.

Slift - Ilion

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Diabolical homemade music Bandcamp and Soundcloud
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The Harry Turner Project

[MCN]

Swiss boogie Woogie Nico Birna

https://youtu.be/O7iiqhE_omQ?si=o7L1fuE5nGYvEiRq
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[The Artist]

For those of us without a billion records to go through, I am using:

https://1001albumsgenerator.com/

Only found one album out of 25 so far that I didn't know AND like but its good to expand ones horizons.

[Howling Terror]

It’s thankfully a rare thing yet occasionally I want to hear Elvis singing led zeppelin songs….obviously in a faux reggae style.

Dread Zeppelin - Un-Led-Ed

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[Howling Terror]

New computer is setup and everything audio plugged-in.
Time to clear the dust from the speakers.

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[CaNsA]

Been absolutely hammering the album Letter To Self by Irish garage rock punk band Sprints.

It is properly decent.
Also Bobbie by Pip Blom.

February is a busy month, upto to Glasgow for a couple of gig and like 15 in Manchesterland and Liverpoolland.

[Howling Terror]

^^^She has a voice that I recognise and the music likewise. Amyl and The Sniffers ...?

...that's it I remember now I was thinking a more upbeat Courtney Barnett and Hole.

Uk gigs in winter are the best, it's either the band playing brand new material or they're finishing a very long tour and their set is as tight as it'll be.
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[Howling Terror]

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Diabolical homemade music Bandcamp and Soundcloud
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The Harry Turner Project

[CaNsA]

Bit of an update to the "What gigs has Cansa been to?" thing.

IIRC Bob Vylan was the last gig I mentioned in this thread.

18/11 - Pigsx7 again, but in Liverpool
29/11 - Sleaford Mods, support by Big Special
I have seen Sleaford Mods before and they were awful so I thought I'd give them another chance.
Still awful.
Sleaford Mods are Weaponised Political Autism in Musical form.

Big Special were fucking epic though.
Halfway through the set Joe mentioned there were 2 tickets left for their Manchester gig in a couple of weeks.
I bought them there and then.

10/12 - The Big Moon, supported by Liz Lawrence
Went to this with another BCFer.
I properly loved this gig.
It is my feel-good gig of 2023.
Both acts were brilliant.

16/12 - Big Special, Supported by Griot Gabriel doing some cool spoken word stuff and Sustinere.
Great night, good sounds and good vibes.
Got to have a chat with everyone.

<Christmas break>

</Christmas break>

Had nothing booked until 24th Jan, but I was getting properly itchy and tetchy n shit.

13/1
I spotted The Vaccines were playing in Liverpool and I was saved.
It was at a new venue in Liverpool called Content and it's a decent size with a decent sound setup.
It was packed, huge turn out.
Really good gig, as soon as the music started I felt the stress and tension instantly fall away.

24/1 - Jonathan Pie
Not a gig, but a decent night out at the Philly with the missus.
Lots laughs but very informative regarding how corrupt and broken our Gubberment actually is.

27/1 - Panic Shack
Another good gig, they always make it a good time.
Bumped into a guy who has a pic of me in the crowd at another gig we both went to a few months back.
Then I saw the same dude the next evening at another gig.
It was a proper weird glitch in the matrix weekend.

28/1 - Frank Carter - Some chilled out acoustic thing style.
I went to this gig to see if this guy is a wanker.
It was ok, it was an alright vibe, Frank didn't come across as a wanker.
Gig was improved by my new gigbro randomly appearing, genuine it was so fkin weird

6/2 - Now that my cous has turn 18 and is at Liverpool Uni, I asked him if he fancied going to a couple of gigs.
It turned into carnage, full on shitfaced when I dumped him at home.

-Kula Shaker - Wanted to see these guys since i was a spotty teenager many moons ago.
Was bloody awesome, good times all round.
-Pip Blom - Proper gig and was fkin epic. Good show, good vibe, good crowd.

11/2 - Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, supported by The Mysterines and Hot Wax - Barrowlands in Glasgow

Frank Carter is a wanker, it was a gig for the birds, fully cringe.
The Mysterines were great, amazing to be honest. They shoulda been the headliners IMO.
HotWax are a good time, seen them before and I like their vibe.

14/2 - Pip Blom in Manchester
Was supposed to go with the missus but her work got in the way, FML.
Phoned my new gigbro to see if he fancied a Valentines date.
It was ok, but no where near as good as the previous gig in Liverpool.

16/2 - Dream Wife - Back in Glasgow again.
Was an ok night out, but the band were tired and you could tell.
Not as good as the 1st night of their tour at the start of October.

22/2 - Lime Garden - Album launch thing.
Was ok, felt a bit cheated as they were only on for 25mins!
All other launch gigs the bands have been on for about an hour.

28/2 - Double Dipped again
-Nadine Shah album launch thing, was awesome.
Small tiny venue with like 30 people.
Had a quick chat with Nadine after the gig.
-Editors - Arrived halfway through their set, was good but fkin heaving.
Venue was stiflingly hot, so much so people were leaving.
I heard the songs I wanted to hear and left.
It was a shame cos I like the band, but the HVAC at the venue is pathetic.


That's everything so far.
Got more lined up over the next few months.
Damn, it's better and cheaper than crack.

[hellkat]

I'm listening to Catch-22 on Audible and finally I am getting into it.

I've attempted to read it several times in the last 45 years ( ) and I just couldn't get into it.

But at last all my powers of concentration were in the same place at the same time, and I engaged with it. I've surprised myself by actually laughing out loud in some places.

To separate out the chapters they have used the droning sound of WW2 aeroplanes, very low volume, in the background.
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Not nearly as interesting in real life.

[Howling Terror]

Mainly Stereoab as background music whilst playing x-plane 12.

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[Boobiwoobi]

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[Howling Terror]

Latest from House of All - Continuum

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[P.]

Been drifting into some of the chunky riffy music recently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOPAA4H6iH4

also some of the absolutely unintelligible music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyYmS_iBcy4

That I can only assume is due to severe mental health issues and me struggling to balance my life, yolo.

[Howling Terror]

Analog Africa we love you.

Congo Funk! - 1969-1982

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[Diggs]

After all the hype I thought I'd better listen to Beyonce's country album. What a bag of shite.... Basically modern R&B with a banjo.
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[to v or not to v]

[DaddyStu]

Wick wicked wicked Jungle is massive!

Guess the tune.

That and Original Nuttah while doing a workout today. Takes your mind off the boredom!
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Zontes 125-G1 (part-ex'd). Yamaha Tracer 700.

[Hong Kong Phooey]

black midi - John L
https://youtu.be/GT0nSp8lUws

I think the accompanying video does it justice.
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[DaddyStu]

[Howling Terror]

Treating myself by putting this on.

'At The Zombie Dance nobody moves.....'

The Cramps - Songs The Lord Taught Us
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[RhynoCZ]

Today, some hit songs from the Jet, for instance this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNez9XBzTQI ("Rollover D.J.)
*Sigh, 2003 feels like yesterday.

Probably their most recognizable song, from 2009: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuK6n2Lkza0 ("Are You Gonna Be My Girl")


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[Clanger]

I have an eclectic mix of music. Mostly upbeat, dance vibe but in no particular genre. I collect music that 'grabs me'. Even my hard-drive doesn't know how to classify some of the stuff I listen to.

Last night I had a boogie around my digs listening to some of that music I collect...one in particular that sticks in my mind is Frozen by Celdwelder.
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[RhynoCZ]

Today, Creed and Soundgarden.

I only listen to CDs in my car and recently got some of the ''back when I was younger'' albums. I must say, I don't usually like listening to music in cars, but for whatever reason in my '98 Mercedes-Benz w210 (OEM speakers with OEM Alpine MF2910 CD player) everything sounds somewhat pleasing, detailed and full. Also, the cabin is very well insulated from the outside world, and you only hear the engine or rather the intake with kompressor whine at full throttle. I do enjoy the full throttle intake noise of my w210, by the way.

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'95 Mercedes-Benz w202 C200 CGI, '98 Mercedes-Benz w210 E200 Kompressor