What are you listening to in 2026 and why might anyone be interested?

Needed something a bit more chilled to listen to so I opted for this hadn’t heard it for a while it did sound good and very chilling :grin:

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Sonny Landreth - From The Reach.

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Perfect accompaniment to a football game

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Ali Farka Toure Ry Cooder Talking Timbaktu

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Dave Brubeck Trio Time Out Takes

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Jackson Browne Standing In The Breach

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JJ Cale Naturally

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Cold Chisal East

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Looks like a Peugeot 505 on the cover. Random choice, not seen one for years

Ólafur Arnalds & Talos - A Dawning (2025). Beautiful, haunting album. Talos (Eoin French) passed at the age of 36, and this collaboration was released posthumously.

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Country Joe and The Fish Here We Are Again

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Lovely Bach - James Galway Flute Concertos before leaving for work

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Bowie Blackstar

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Harmonia - Live 1974 (2007). Intricate cosmiche soundscapes from Roedelius, Moebius and Rother. Hypnotic and ahead of its time.

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Dire Straits - Making Movies - CD (1980)

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Steve Winwod - Arc of A Diver

Vinyl sounding great. A happy reminder of second year at the College of Knowledge all those years ago!

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Haven’t played Planet Waves for years so didn’t realise this was a Dylan song.

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Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball

Was this really released as long ago as 1995?!

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Throbbing Gristle
20 Jazz Funk Greats
1979 (2017 reissue)
Industrial Records Ltd / Mute Records

Stirring up a little nostalgia with this - the first TG album I bought back in the day. Despite the title it contains absolutely no jazz or funk. It does however lurch subversively from gritty noise to ambient electronica via pounding beats and even a dash of electro pop. I would go on to pick up everything I could find by TG including dozens of officially sanctioned live bootlegs. Fun fact… I have the TG flash logo tattooed on my right calf.

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