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

[stewartg]

Midland - Barely Blue

[Anonymoot]

Maya Beiser x Philip Glass - 2021

I started listening to her recent rendition of Terry Riley’s In C, but this is a bit more ‘approachable’ shall we say.

[BlueCanary]

My favourite John Scofield album Time on My Hands with Joe Lovano, Charlie Haden & Jack DeJohnette. Top compositions and superb ensemble playing. Blue Note 1990.

[Cmax]

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York - CD (1994)

Following on from earlier the MTV broadcasts

[Stu63]

Neil Young and Crazy Horse, ‘Americana’ on CD. Just because I’ve not listened to Neil Young in a while.

[Steve_S]

Tool | Undertow | 1993
Maynard James Keenan and the boys with their first heavy metal studio album before they turned to more alternative/performance metal on one of my favourites of theirs Ænima in '96. Fabulous stuff in this genre

[Rigsby21]

Madeleine Peyroux - Let’s Walk. Premature gig prep - just booked to see her in February.

[twofifty]

Nubya Garcia - Odyssey. Qobuz stream. Bought and enjoyed her first album. Giving this new one a go. To me a lot of ‘new’ jazz sounds pretty samey but Garcia is clearly one of the market leaders. Nice use of strings.

[Rigsby21]

Agree about “new jazz”. Mrs R says the same about old jazz, though. No accounting for taste, I guess.

[badger1954]

How could I have forgotten about CBB. This has really blown away the Autumn cobwebs.

[Stu63]

Sticking with Neil Young on CD. ‘After the Gold Rush’ - a bit of a classic.

[TheKevster]

Along with Japan '71, Earls Court '75 is THE apex.

[twofifty]

My sympathies are with Mrs R tbh. She clearly knows her stuff In all seriousness once you remove the genuine innovators isn’t that the case with most genres? Coming to the end of the Garcia now and I’ve really enjoyed it.

[Debs]

LP - Capital Records 1975 : )

Wings - Venus And Mars

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Paul McCartney – lead vocals, bass, guitars, keyboards, piano, percussion
Linda McCartney – keyboards, backing vocals, percussion
Denny Laine – vocals, guitars, keyboards, percussion
Jimmy McCulloch – guitars, lead vocal on “Medicine Jar”, vocals, percussion
Joe English – drums, percussion
Geoff Britton – drums on “Love in Song”, “Letting Go” and “Medicine Jar”
Kenneth “Afro” Williams – congas on “Rock Show”
Allen Toussaint – piano on “Rock Show”
Dave Mason – guitar on “Listen to What the Man Said”
Tom Scott – soprano saxophone on “Listen to What the Man Said”

Recording Studios:
EMI London, Sea-Saint New Orleans, Wally Heider Hollywood 1974 / 1975

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Linda McCartney was born on this day in 1941

born (Linda Louise Eastman) on 24th September 1941 in New York City

Linda McCartney (1941-1998)

[badger1954]

Ah, Earls Court 23 May 1975. Possibly one of the most memorable evenings of my 70 years on this planet

[QuickSticks]

A bit of Floyd as the first full album played through the Dynaudio Special 40’s on Demo from Signals.

Pink Floyd: Animals Original version

[A-Fin]

Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum (Live)

[Cmax]

Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik - CD (1991)

[Tabbycat]

British Garage Psychedelia from Hastings from 1984
The Morticians - Freak Out With The Morticians

[AlanP]

Playing the album below as my first choice of the evening, then I came across your post. I was going to say enjoy the concert, but then noticed it’s in February

Madeleine Peyroux - Careless Love.