What are you listening to in 2024 and why might anyone be interested?

@TheKevster, Been on a bit of a 70’s spurge of late, and the MTH album came up while tidying up my CD collection.

You will probably know a lot more than me, but never understood why MTH never quite broke through into the mainstream. Great band, great album.

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John Lennon - Walls And Bridges.

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Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality - CD (1971)

Released 53 years ago today 21/07/71

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Wye Oak – If Children
CD|2008

Realized didn’t have this album from their catalog. Recently purchased, first listen. Liking so far.
Indie rock.

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Graham Bond Organisation – Live At Klooks Kleek

The West Hampstead gig a few months shy of 60 years ago!

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Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club, a more varied album than I remembered.

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Eric Clapton - Slowhand

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King Creosote and Jon Hopkins. Diamond Mine. 2011 CD.

I bought this some years ago for my wife as she is a bit of a Jon Hopkins fan. It didn’t sell that well but was critically well received.

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Sturgill Simpson’s new album released under the nom de plume, Johnny Blue Skies. The reviews are good. Qobuz stream.

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Eric Clapton - I Still Do, on shm-cd.

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Mott The Hoople, Mott The Hoople, 1969.

I arrived to MTH because of this album art, a connection to M.C. Escher, with whom I have been a bit obsessed for a long, long time.

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original reviews of the Slider by T. Rex stated

even to ears successfully past puberty, Mr. Bolan does have a certain fey charm that in the end defies analysis

is full of songs of a slightness which is wondrous to behold.

I don’t know how successfully I passed puberty and it was a few years after T. Rex’s heyday but Boylan just sounds so effortless - a wonderful album that probably makes no best of lists.

.sjb

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A bit of a prog tragic here but if you like long songs, great melodies and lots of synth and guitar this is worth a listen. Quite prolific but generally excellent and this is the latest (one guy, Antony Kalugin, from the Ukraine primarily but with various guests)
Karfagen
Land Of Chameleons

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The Beautiful South - Quench.

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Tom Petty, highway companion. :smiling_face:

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Hi Pete - hope all is well with you
I also listened to this. Recognised the sound as Mk 2 Purple so a bit dated but done very well. Interested to hear how balanced the music was - the new guitarist got good air time, as did Don Airey but I didn’t get the sense they were competing for the spotlight. Rhythm section sounded tight and Gillan stuck to the range he can now sing in. All in all, very creditable but I doubt I would play it often.

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Alison Krauss, essential Alison Krauss. :smiling_face:

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