What are you listening to 2017

have just started listening to the demos: backing is very stripped back (just a single guitar thus far), performance maybe a bit rough & somewhat hesitant, but would still recommend (sound is great & the vinyl edition is beautiful to behold)

Previous edition seems to be ignored in most reviews. I picked it up about 10 years ago. Think it's on an actual cd.
It should be mentioned in the new R& L Thompson thread since it has songs and playing by him

15 takes of "2000 light years from home"

it's really more like 7

7 and change

Satanic Sessions?

https://img.cdandlp.com/2016/09/imgL/118321802.jpg

Sup with that?

traditional folk music ensemble from the occitan region of france. the main featured vocalist went on to do a psych-folk lp in the mid seventies which looks to be difficult/expensive to find... but thanks to the wonders of the internet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7ugpnMlREw

Nice. I bet this is the stuff Acid Mothers Temple were listening to circa "La Novia."

yep! & as it happens, picked it up in a record shop next door to the place where i saw acid mothers playing later that night :-D

Wow! That's amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThHz9wlBeLU

Madonna - Lucky Star

this song is very City Pop. also the video reminds of the David Bowie "Be My Wife" video!

Trombone-centric reggae, very good

http://i.imgur.com/5PEpo18.jpg

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Youngsbower

http://i.imgur.com/cvjYOys.jpg

only heard the first album they made together, but based on the amg review i'm going to need to check that out too^

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xp definitely check it out, it's delightful

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3132/1332/1600/00%20-%20sandals%20%281994%29%20rite%20to%20silence%20-%20front.jpg

after forgetting about it for years, its now at last been added to the archive (along with the ep they released)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7c/Pelt_-_Empty_Bell_Ringing_in_the_Sky.jpeg

That's a good one!

http://i.imgur.com/DV2nvhl.jpg?1

https://www.kindakinks.net/discography/images/img00724.jpg

The Golden Hour of the Kinks

as far as compilations go this one rules

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20160905/322252616470.jpg

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xp I gotta get more Philip Cohran in my life, I only have that one

http://i.imgur.com/MsxolgG.jpg
NP Oranssi Pazuzu

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I really like them on that and throughout that period.

There's a large collection of other live sets by them up at archive.org
https://archive.org/details/DreamSyndicate

Wow, never would've thought to look for them on archive.org (more of a Dead spot in my mind), cheers for the tip!

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T-Rex - Bolan's Zip Gun (1975)

on the beach also the only (non-sun ra) cohran i have, so good. i see it's had an extended lp reissue recently which is pricey as fuck. hadn't heard that he died a couple of months ago :-(

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20140729/171402611306.jpg

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What's the Mecano?

Spanish synthpop classic from 1982!

Just finished work and spent the last twenty minutes listening to a dude facetime with his bro about potential purchases so now I'm listening to rabid dog war metal

http://i.imgur.com/KR9hwAB.jpg

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mine is the nettwerk reissue, though

onward to pure mayhem

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fuuuucckk... al with that crazy sweeping

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lots of recent listenings overlapping with my favourites (Kinks (my parents had that compilation - my first exposure to the Kinks), Oranssi Pazuzu, Cohran (bought the reissue last year).

cp:
https://warpnet-media.s3.amazonaws.com/39a7d897887ad84717299e6ecbf54c55e70d42a34fde21cd20628828
Just reissued. Had never heard it before, what an amazing compilation.

Trance is another favourite. Also bought the Coltrane shanti comp yesterday and am very interested in the Jan Schulte curated compilation - how is it?

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and the fireman sam theme tune every ten minutes

http://i.imgur.com/quNKQUR.jpg

http://rajarocker.com/Images/lampf.jpg

Trance is a really impressive and adventurous record, I have a hard time listening to it regularly but it always surprises and moves me whenever I put it on

right now: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41ZE9iAtWJL.jpg

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81i7nVEsMNL._SL1500_.jpg

Oh yeah, early/original Marshall Tucker, before the Caldwell brothers died---Searchin' For A Rainbow and Greatest Hits are cool too (I'd start w GH).
Just listened to the Alice Coltrane collection shown above. So far seems much bluesier (incl. more voices) than I expected, never having heard her before, but goes with the tone and range of Mr. C.'s music, in her own direction---groove sagas along the river, incl. in the desert, with galactic synths swooping overhead.

willem i highly recommend b12's time tourist, the follow up to electro soma, i actually prefer it, to me it's where they really leave their mark on deep techno

Marshall Tucker was a good group. They have got a unique sound with more of a jazz tilt like the Allmans except they have one guy that would play flute or sax. That gave them a more airy sound and bit hard less guitar army, although Toy Caldwell was one of the best guitarists/songwriters of those southern rock groups.

If you like the early B12 and haven't heard early Black Dog or those AI comps, those are good ones to check out too.