What are you listening to today?

Boggersbelief wrote:I have never heard of any of the music mentioned in this thread.

Likewise.

Peter Tosh - Legalize it.......



You'd know this one you wanker but you've got me on ignore

Keegan wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:I have never heard of any of the music mentioned in this thread.

Likewise.

That makes three of us

Rammy, boggers and keegan, what are you guys into?

ive got all songs mentioned on here on download, ready for a ps3 fifa late night session later.

rammywhite wrote:

Keegan wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:I have never heard of any of the music mentioned in this thread.

Likewise.

That makes three of us

Make that four!

I'm currently revisiting The Band at the moment but I don't expect folk to get that either.
You can never argue about music but it's good to give it some banter. I happen to apply an open mind to music, I hate rap stuff and boy bands but will look and investigate most stuff. Looked a bit further at that Tycho song and the musician involved.
I recently stumbled by chance across a girl singer called Karen Souza. She tends to create a self imposed mystery about herself, but nevertheless a great voice.

Listened to this album on the way to work,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L63-wjxHXyI

And this on the way back

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

I've just been listening to the 1994 favourite by Clara Et called 'I met a girl in the Panama Joes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Upk0QMZn-Rs

Natasha Whittam wrote:

y2johnny wrote:



What kind of music is that Natasha?



I will have a listen when i get home.

Hip-hop. I only listen to UK hip-hop from between the years 1987-1999.

love old school hip-hop, the Ruthless Rap Assassins were a great British hip-hop band and the early Stereo MC's albums were good as well.

y2johnny wrote:

Norpig wrote:

y2johnny wrote:not really ventured onto the wandering minds section of the forum and thought i would ask what people are listneing to music wise at the moment and what they are liking or not!

At the moment i am listneing to Explosions in the sky. Featured very heavily in the Friday Night Lights series on sky alantic. Instrumental and very relaxing.

My missus told me a few weeks ago i am getting to the age now where haircuts, fashion music taste and eveything else just seems to stay the same so i am trying to broaden my horizons!

i think she just gets pissed off with me playing pulp common people all the time which i only really do to annoy her

you should give sigur ros a listen, went to see them at the Apollo on Sunday, they were fantastic.

Love Pulp as well by the way, i was listening to Babies yesterday, my favourite song of theirs

I love sigur ros, and pulp.

At the moment i am pretty much listening to the following;

Iron and Wine, Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, Jose Gonzales, Willy Mason.

Iron and wine have been around for years but again i heard them on that friday night lights programme and a song they had on there called "upward over the mountain" is a great tune.

Oh and Scott Matthews. He has done some really good covers (but he is from wolverhampton which let's him down a little!)

i've also been listening to a lot of folky type stuff recently, The Staves have amazing harmonies, i 've also been listening to Night Beds and The Lumineers who are folky as well.

Always had a soft spot for singer songwriters over the years like Jeff Buckley, Tom Mcrae, Lloyd Cole,Edwyn Collins, Ryan Adams and Stephen Fretwell to name a few

John Martyn's "Inside Out" (and a bit of "Solid Air" & "Bless the Weather") this morning.
Chillis on way to and from the gym last night. Really did feel like throwing away my television after a Body Pump session, but the missus was watching Spartacus series 3.

Well today i have been listneing to The Rifles, The Dead 60's and The Heavy.



I listened to all tracks i downloaded last night, Nat, Really like taskforce. Very old school sound and will be downloading a bit more of their stuff tonight.

The Armand Van Helden tune i could only find a remix but quite enjoyed that. Not what i was expecting but maybe because it was a remixed version.

Downloaded quite a few tycho and boards of canada and the stand out i think was a track called sixtyten.

Doffcocker, i loved that prmitives tune and will be downloading more but that todd rundgren wasn't really my cup of tea.

I gave water from a vine leaf a listen and really liked that, but i have always liked Beth Orton TBF.

The pioneers and peter tosh track i will probably listen to again if/when i decide to have a "high" night!

But thanks for the recomendations peeps and keep them coming, i know some people have put some stuff on today so i will check some of them out tonight too.

Norpig wrote:

y2johnny wrote:

Norpig wrote:

y2johnny wrote:not really ventured onto the wandering minds section of the forum and thought i would ask what people are listneing to music wise at the moment and what they are liking or not!

At the moment i am listneing to Explosions in the sky. Featured very heavily in the Friday Night Lights series on sky alantic. Instrumental and very relaxing.

My missus told me a few weeks ago i am getting to the age now where haircuts, fashion music taste and eveything else just seems to stay the same so i am trying to broaden my horizons!

i think she just gets pissed off with me playing pulp common people all the time which i only really do to annoy her

you should give sigur ros a listen, went to see them at the Apollo on Sunday, they were fantastic.

Love Pulp as well by the way, i was listening to Babies yesterday, my favourite song of theirs

I love sigur ros, and pulp.

At the moment i am pretty much listening to the following;

Iron and Wine, Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, Jose Gonzales, Willy Mason.

Iron and wine have been around for years but again i heard them on that friday night lights programme and a song they had on there called "upward over the mountain" is a great tune.

Oh and Scott Matthews. He has done some really good covers (but he is from wolverhampton which let's him down a little!)

i've also been listening to a lot of folky type stuff recently, The Staves have amazing harmonies, i 've also been listening to Night Beds and The Lumineers who are folky as well.

Always had a soft spot for singer songwriters over the years like Jeff Buckley, Tom Mcrae, Lloyd Cole,Edwyn Collins, Ryan Adams and Stephen Fretwell to name a few

Hi Norpig, i love jeff buckley and ryan adams so will make sure i give the others a listen too, Thanks!

Boy, am I feeling my age today. I listen to Gold radio, with the 60's,70's, and 80's stuff. Its good associating songs with good memories. (or not)

Hi glos. I was listening to erma franklin last week. Belting voice

Y2J. I'm thinking that maybe you mean Aretha Franklin, and I agree with you, excellent singer, and some brilliant songs.

gloswhite wrote:Y2J. I'm thinking that maybe you mean Aretha Franklin, and I agree with you, excellent singer, and some brilliant songs.

No Definitely Erma Franklin, "change my thoughts from you" and "peice of my Heart" Give her a listen. Not taking anything away from Aretha though, another great voice!

Snoop dogg.

I'm going to smoke a spliff and pretend i'm him.

What are you going to be when you grow up?



"a mutha fuckin hustla............you betta ask somebody!"

I'm going to be a Salford chav, or something along those lines.

I want to be like you tbh.

Or something cool like a bus driver.

scottjames30 wrote:I'm going to be a Salford chav, or something along those lines.

I want to be like you tbh.

Or something cool like a bus driver.

Hey i might live in salford now but i was harwood born and bred for the first 22 years of my life!

It's no fun walking round salford in your bolton top, but to be fair most of the manure fans seem to like us.............fcuk knows why!