What are you listening to right now?

At the moment, a siouxsie & the Banshees compilation.

Script For A Jester's Tear - Marillion

plodder wrote:Script For A Jester's Tear - Marillion

What an album. closest to a jester i could find Hoping they play Script at the convention

plodder wrote:Script For A Jester's Tear - Marillion

After seeing that I have to play "Script", I absolutely love that album especially The Web.

After all the talk, I am now revisiting some classic albums. Today's selection will include -

Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Iron Maiden - Somewhere In Time
Megadeth - So Far, So Good, So What...
Genesis - Wind & Wuthering

Desolation Angels - Bad Company



Nice slice of classic rock.

NICE

Missa Atropos - Gazpacho.

Liking it on first listen

The Levellers- Best Live: Heasdlights, white lines, black tar rivers. Not normal fare for a Prog fan but seeing as i am going through a punky stage and i am seeing the Levs do Levelling the Land thought i better refresh some of the songs.

To celebrate our crushing 2-0 victory tonight.

This modern classic:



and some twiglets and a few cold cans.

Great album by the greatest band ever, all 5 guys on top form especially H i would love to see this played as i was 1 when this was released, and 2002 when it was last played i was 9 and i had never heard of Marillion

Something nice to listen too whilst having ones tea.

I saw Gary Wright support Peter Frampton on the famous "..Comes Alive" tour in 76(ish) at Wembley.

Bob Harris was compare and as Gary Wright and his band took the stage, the first chord played and then a huge power cut. They were back shortly though. Great gig and happy memories every time I play this.

nathan797 wrote:
Great album by the greatest band ever, all 5 guys on top form especially H i would love to see this played as i was 1 when this was released, and 2002 when it was last played i was 9 and i had never heard of Marillion

Brilliant album and then some.

BTW did i take your profile photo oustide some church in Derbyshire last year?

Nothing, physically, or audibly, but I do have The Chameleons Dali's Picture whizzing round my internal sound system. Prompted by a FB comment, my inner "human jukebox" has kicked in....



Owen

I love this album. Very nice feel to it.

Camel - Nude

On the way in to work this morning to wake me up it was:


And on the way home, I needed something mellow for the journey, so what other option was there but:


Scott

graeme wrote:

nathan797 wrote:
Great album by the greatest band ever, all 5 guys on top form especially H i would love to see this played as i was 1 when this was released, and 2002 when it was last played i was 9 and i had never heard of Marillion

Brilliant album and then some.

BTW did i take your profile photo oustide some church in Derbyshire last year?

It was indeed taken outside a church in Derbyshire . I think you were just off shot.

I came across some old albums today, including XTC's Black Sea album. Forgot just how great XTC sound, if not a bit dated! There are some classics on that album.

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Depths to fathom, heights to climb....

Today's listening has been, and still is, Neil Young Archives Volume 1.
An excellent birthday prezzy from my wonderful wife!

Mine is the wonderful Dream Theater "Images & Words" - a CLASSIC!!

MattBass6 wrote:Mine is the wonderful Dream Theater "Images & Words" - a CLASSIC!!

I agree with that Matt. Truely wonderfull stuff.

daviddurey wrote:

MattBass6 wrote:Mine is the wonderful Dream Theater "Images & Words" - a CLASSIC!!

I agree with that Matt. Truely wonderfull stuff.

MattBass6 wrote:

daviddurey wrote:

MattBass6 wrote:Mine is the wonderful Dream Theater "Images & Words" - a CLASSIC!!

I agree with that Matt. Truely wonderfull stuff.

A fabulous record, I must dig it out and give it a spin. I remember going to see them three nights in a row at the Marquee on the Images and Words tour. The very same shows they recorded for the live at the Marquee CD. I distinctly remember Mike Portnoy nearly knocking his drums off the tiny drum riser on the stage with a desperate roadie holding them up while they finished the song. Happy days.

Now feeling really old thinking about how long ago that was.

Scott

ps for the record I've just finished listening to Sirenia's latest release 'The Enigma of Life'. It's not bad, but its a lot more commercial than their older stuff.



pps. The Signature is now working. Yay

Does anyone know of Kramer's album Life Cycle? A band from Amsterdam. They used to base their style on Fish's Marillion from the eighties but have recently developed their own style a bit more.