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

[dav301]

On CD:-

David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars

[GeoffC]

John Patitucci Sketchbook / 1990 GRP / Switzerland CD / GRP96172

[Neil0001]

Revisiting my late teens…

Asia: Alpha (hires on Qobuz)

[Cmax]

The Rolling Stones - Black And Blue - CD (1976)

[PAlker555]

Melody Gardot - worrisome heart

[twofifty]

Only Moody Blues I own. Do old records often date before recovering to sound contemporary again? Feels like this one has. Probably psychological. Core.

[Drikus]

[Charles64]

The ever brilliant Roxy Music album.

[Tyger777]

Kraftwerk, trans europe express

[Isca_Dumnoniorum]

‘Vienna’ - Ultravox

RIP Chris Cross - superb musician.

Midge Ure pays tribute to Ultravox bassist Chris Cross, who has died aged 71

[twofifty]

Sticking with bands and orchestras, this one’s an absolute corker. Core.

[A-Fin]

Yello - Point

Just back after being away for Easter… ahh, good to be back

[Tabbycat]

Loving on Vinyl - ZZ Top - Rio Grande Mud

[Charles64]

A New Serious Music/Michael Garrick Sextet.

[Dynaudio1]

Today’s LP purchase on the ‘Verve By Request’ series.

[johnt]

Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs - External Combustion

[Tabbycat]

Could’ve agree more with that album with Carla Olsen
Fair And Tender Ladies and The Drifter have such haunting beauty about them.
Those 2 tracks are easily up there with Gene’s best
A sad loss Gene Clark passing in 1991

[Gazza]

Just fancied these great musicians, they hold it together, spot on.

[Tyger777]

Jethro tull,songs from the wood

[AlanP]

John Mayer - Where The Light Is: Live In Los Angeles, recorded in one evening, Mayer performed three different sets. Solo acoustic, trio and full band, I am listening to the latter.