The Now Playing Thread

[R_of_G]

[sunvalleylaw]

Pandora station based on Koko Taylor, this was the album that came up on the first track:

[Ro3b]

The Red Album by Baroness. Excellent progressive metal band from Savannah, Ga.

[just strum]

Today it was

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - 18 Greatest Hits

* 1) Shop Around
* 2) Youve Really Got A Hold On Me
* 3) Ill Try Something New
* 4) (You Can) Depend On Me
* 5) Mickeys Monkey
* 6) The Tracks Of My Tears
* 7) Going To A Go-Go
* 8) I Second That Emotion
* 9) If You Can Want
* 10) Baby, Baby Dont Cry
* 11) Doggone Right
* 12) The Tears Of A Clown
* 13) I Dont Blame You At All
* 14) Baby Come Close
* 15) Baby Thats Backatcha
* 16) Quiet Storm
* 17) Cruisin
* 18) Being With You

[Spudman***]

[marnold***]

(One of the all-time classic metal albums)

[R_of_G]

(One of the all-time classic metal albums)

When I was 13, I practically wore that album out.

NP:

[sunvalleylaw]

Now playing:

Pandora second half of '60s pop station based on the Mamas and the Papas
So far, it has played some M&P, Byrds, Beatles, S&G, Croce. Mellow, working on a rainy day stuff.

[sumitomo]

The Glenn Kaiser Band/Winter Sun Sumi

[Blaze]

For me, it is currently Bireli Lagrene and Transatlantic and some Richard Lehoux (know who that is? ).

How did you get your Richard Lehoux stuff ??


Currently listening to one of my favorite acoustic ever

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[R_of_G]

Currently listening to a playlist on shuffle I made of George Harrison and Bob Dylan songs. Right now it's playing "Isn't It A Pity?" from George's All Things Must Pass. I really love this song.

[Suhnton]

(One of the all-time classic metal albums)

It's strange, that album seems to get mediocre reviews because it sounds too "poppy". That's my fav Priest album too (probably followed by Killing Machine, which I think was rebadged as "Hell Bent For Leather" for the US market).

[Ro3b]

[just strum]

Today's listening was






To this day I can not look at that Judas Priest cover.

[marnold***]

It's strange, that album seems to get mediocre reviews because it sounds too "poppy". That's my fav Priest album too (probably followed by Killing Machine, which I think was rebadged as "Hell Bent For Leather" for the US market).

Hmm. The only song that screams "poppy" is "United" to me which sounds tough in the verses but the chorus is lamentable. "Hell Bent for Leather" is a good one too, although I lean towards "Defenders of the Faith" otherwise. "The Sentinel" is one of my favorite Priest songs. It makes me want to break things.

[R_of_G]

[marnold***]

I paid a visit to Amazon last night Just getting a chance to listen to the full thing now. The big thing I've noticed thus far is that while the songs themselves don't sound like Van Halen, Sammy Hagar singing with Michael Anthony certainly does bring back memories of that. The solo work sounds like Satch, absolutely nothing like Eddie. I'm enjoying it thus far.

[just strum]

[bigG]

Today for me it's:

Tab Benoit & Jimmy Thackery - Whiskey Store

Keb' Mo' - Keb' Mo'

Robben Ford & The Blue Line - Mystic Mile

Jimi Hendrix - Blues

Buddy Guy - Damn Right I Got The Blues

I load my 5-disc CD player w my programming for each day.

I simply abhor downloads and MP3s and all that stuff! Running CD stores, and the "holdit in your hand" CD experience out of business! Browsing CD stores, and, before that, vinyl LPs, was all a HUGE part of the music buying experience...the fun, the enjoyment! Aw, shucks! :