What are you listening to today?

[Jani]

Speaking of Norah, I only know one or two of her songs. She has a nice voice.  An artist I love is her father, Ravi Shankar.  They were estranged most of her life.   I got turned on to him through George Harrison's music and my former brother in law who was into transcendental meditation and loved Indian music. 

 

Now back to our regularly scheduled subject...  

[Cyndee]

On 8/29/2018 at 5:20 PM, Jani said:

In the car today I played Bridge of Sighs, by Robin Trower.  It was his second solo album, released in 1974. 

 

Jani

 

I had the 8 track Jani ! OMG.

 

That album so totally rocks, and creates visions of an open highway

 

So from that same year, I am listening to this album "Country Life" by Roxy Music

 

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[Jani]

Another good one!  

[Cyndee]

I seem to be stuck in '74 lately, what a great year for music really.

 

Today, I am listening to

 

Yes - Relayer

 

This album is a master piece of progressive rock (if you like such things).

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relayer

[tracy_j]

I keep being prompted by Yes after hearing a few tracks played by Radio Caroline here. I have 'Yes Songs' which was one of my favaourite albums. It's time to play it!

 

[Cyndee]

Captain fantastic and the brown dirt cowboy - Elton John (a true classic).

 

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[kaye the grey]

At this moment, Under the Milky Way by The Church. Ipod’s on shuffle, so I never know what’s next!

[Cyndee]

Doctor my eyes - Jackson Brown

[Cyndee]

War Pigs - Black Sabbath

 

"poisoning their brainwashed minds"

[Jani]

I love that album.  I have it on vinyl!!  This is s good song that delivers a message to be heeded. 

 

Jani

[Cyndee]

Long Time Gone - Crosby, Stills, and Nash - visionary.

 

"and it appears to be a long time"

 

 

[Cyndee]

For what it's worth - Buffalo Springfield.

 

"nobody's right if everybody's wrong"

 

 

[Cyndee]

Women - Foreigner

 

 

[Cyndee]

Trilogy - Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - A masterful work, the whole album just shines.

 

I am time traveler, through music I can tune out the news of current events and the dystopian future...

 

Simply fills your mind with beauty and art.

[Cyndee]

Union - Yes

 

Feel the resonance through time

 

Especially the tune "Lift me up", the guitar solo during the outro is simply exceptional, and stirs visions

[Maid In Bedlam]

Genesis. Duke, The Album.

 

However My musical tastes change like the wind. Watch this space for something completly diffrent on my next visit.

 

 

[RithiaAllen]

Are you ready for these brain worms?

 

Love is a Battlefield, Mickey, Only in my dreams, white wedding, rebel yell, girls just want to have fun,  death rides a horse, doing alright with the boys, hit me with your best shot, we belong, who wants to live forever, radio Gaga, bom bom, Lacey eye, ordinary world, and black sheep.

[RithiaAllen]

Lazy eye, stupid iOS.

[Timber Wolf]

Procol Harem, "A Whiter Shade of Pale".

 Years and years ago when I was a teen in Pennsylvania on my way to New Jersey we drove a winding road with a rock ledge on  the right and trees with such thick overhanging limbs that they seemed to completely cut us off from the rest of  world. It was a psychedelic trip without any drugs. This song was playing, which fit perfectly. There were large stone houses with gargoyles and raven statues. It seemed like you might run into Damien from The Omen. 

 

Lots of love,

Timber Wolf?

[Charlize]

Wolf i can almost guarantee you were coming down the river road heading south towards New Hope PA.  The road there remains beautiful.  Old stone houses set into small areas next to cliffs, the canal and the river.  Our first farm was on the northern edge of that area.  It remains lovely and somewhat magical to this day.   Certainly the perfect space to listen to that song.  

 

Hugs,

 

Charlize

[Senatriss]

Truly Madly Deeply by Savage Garden. One of my most favourite songs.

 

 

[jae bear]

 80s mix tape in the minivan stereo was playing  OingoBoingo And Eurythmics on the way to work

[SugarMagnolia]

Parliament Funkadelic - The Mothership Connection (Live in Houston, TX, 1976) as I work from home today. 
 

[Kirsten]

Pepper kona town today! ?

[Senatriss]

La Luna by Belinda Carlisle.