What are you currently listening to?

[BigMick]

Early Ian Dury

 

[Oddball]

ha...bit of synchronicity, i was shopping for bargain-vinyl yesterday and this album cropped up for about €5. i politely declined when hearing the actual musik, mind lol

instead, took some more notes out me wallet to secure one of the great works of the early Seattle Grunge-scene on ye olde black plastic, one of the original pressings with the unlicensed Sonic Youth sample intact (here also from 25:20):

i started off with Franks Wild Years (1987) then onto Rain Dogs and then mostly the rest. i s`pose you could say Tom Waits is a bit of an acquired taste as in, its not really run of the mill stuff but he`s easier to get into than Captain Beefheart with whom he usually gets linked to because of their voices. have a listen to The Black Rider(1993) if you get the chance. his music will grow on you and you won`t be dissapointed. btw. Franks wild years might be a good omen for this season

 

[dholliday]

i started off with Franks Wild Years (1987) then onto Rain Dogs and then mostly the rest. i s`pose you could say Tom Waits is a bit of an acquired taste as in, its not really run of the mill stuff but he`s easier to get into than Captain Beefheart with whom he usually gets linked to because of their voices. have a listen to The Black Rider(1993) if you get the chance. his music will grow on you and you won`t be dissapointed. btw. Franks wild years might be a good omen for this season

i like lots of eccentric stuff, maybe i should give Tom a chance.


for weird vocals, Efendi's Garden take some beating:

 

[COYBL25]

Early Ian Dury

His lad, Baxter.

I really like his stuff. A lot darker than his dad stuff though.

 

[Oddball]

 

[BigMick]

His lad, Baxter.

I really like his stuff. A lot darker than his dad stuff though.

Thanks for that - loved it.

 

[COYBL25]

Thanks for that - loved it.

Sounds a lot like his dad !

 

[Blue 1]

Been listening to Griselda Records output all week, the standard in quality is incredible given size of the body of work. These guys are prolific AF, and the standard rarely dips, if at all.

 

[Parker]

You like your hardcore right @efcjames ?

Part way through this new Ithaca album and it's a bit of you I reckon

Also... what a riff that is

 

[davmaher]

Early Ian Dury

The Kilburns were a great live band. They played the Black Swan (or Mucky Duck as it was known locally) regularly in the mid-seventies when I was a student in Sheffield. Dr Feelgood were another regular there and I saw the Jam in one of their first gigs there.

 

[efcjames]

You like your hardcore right @efcjames ?

Part way through this new Ithaca album and it's a bit of you I reckon

Also... what a riff that is

Love those mate, was meant to see them at a 2000 Trees earlier this month but they had to pull out last minute, her vocals remind me so much of Larissa from Venom Prison

 

[Parker]

Love those mate, was meant to see them at a 2000 Trees earlier this month but they had to pull out last minute, her vocals remind me so much of Larissa from Venom Prison

They are well good.

I feel like we listen to the same music podcasts...

 

[Blue 1]

This is so Irish. Love the Dublin twang in her vocals and the blatant love for North Dublin (generally considered the "poor" part) is infectious.

 

[summerisle]

 

[efcjames]

They are well good.

I feel like we listen to the same music podcasts...

Sappenin?