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[Bill]

Matthew wrote: "Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians - "The Wheel""

Good memories there.

[Kasia]

Didn't I by Esbe
Album: Didn't I

[Bill]

Iron Butterfly "In A Gadda Da Vida" 1968

[Bill]

Deep Purple "Space Truckin'" live from Made In Japan 1972

[Luke]

A lot of Bob Dylan lately. I made a playlist of all my favorite songs, "Positively 4th Street", "Shelter from the Storm", "Knockin on Heaven's Door", "It Ain''t Me Babe".. Plenty more.

[Bill]

Led Zeppelin "Dazed and Confused" live from The Song Remains the Same 1976
"Jimmy Page's guitar sounds like six guitars."
https://youtu.be/ZQgYn23Xvck

[Janie]

Faraquet - View From This Tower

[Anita]

Stiff Little Fingers ~ "Alternative Ulster"

[Bill]

Luke wrote: "A lot of Bob Dylan lately. I made a playlist of all my favorite songs, "Positively 4th Street", "Shelter from the Storm", "Knockin on Heaven's Door", "It Ain''t Me Babe".. Plenty more."

Never really appreciated Dylan until I heard _Desire_.

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llibrro wrote: "Deep Purple "Space Truckin'" live from Made In Japan 1972"

I know Deep Purple are usually not classified as Space Rock, but does that Song qualify for the genre?

I'm listening to Hoaxilla, a German skeptic podcast about fringe and pseudo science. The current episode is about Japanese urban legends...

[Erin]

Adele - Remedy

[Bill]

Ekel wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Deep Purple "Space Truckin'" live from Made In Japan 1972"

I know Deep Purple are usually not classified as Space Rock, but does that Song qualify for the genre?

I'm listening to ..."

Sure, Ekel. Why not. It's about Space, and it Rocks, so yeah, it must be Space Rock.

[Phil]

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

The 2012 remaster is amazing - everything sounds so much clearer.

[Stephen]

Anita wrote: "Stiff Little Fingers ~ "Alternative Ulster""

One of the first bands I ever saw. I'm from Ulster and this was a real anthem

[Stephen]

Bill Hicks - Rant In E Minor

[Anita]

Elf Kid ~ "Golden Boy"

[Janie]

Opeth - Deliverance

[James]

Some Public Image Limited...Prong, Ministry...Faith No More's comeback album...

[Anita]

Soul Clap ~ "Resurrect The Funk"

[Stephen]

Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup

[Mike]

a lot of music from the 50s & 60s.

[Thomas]

Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight

[Matthew]

Nice choice Thomas :)

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup"

Wow ... I haven't listened Stereolab in ages! Nice choice.

[Matthew]

I haven't listened to Stereolab in a long time either

[Beau]

AC/DC - Thunderstruck

[Bill]

Jason Isbell _Something More Than Free_

[Anita]

Bob Marley ~ "Jammin'"

[[deleted user]]

Hannes Wader - Hannes Wader singt Arbeiterlieder

German working class songs, covered by one of Germany's most famous singer/songwriters. In February, I'll see Wader live :-).

[Janie]

Ekel wrote: "Hannes Wader - Hannes Wader singt Arbeiterlieder

German working class songs, covered by one of Germany's most famous singer/songwriters. In February, I'll see Wader live :-)."

Sounds fun, Ekel!

[Matthew]

Dead Elvi - "The Creature Stole My Surfboard"

[Stephen]

Rowland S Howard - Teenage Snuff Film

[Phil]

Black Sabbath - S/T

[Erin]

Pink Floyd - Money

[Francesca]

Aurora - Runaway

[Anita]

Kartel ~ A Like That

[Stephen]

David Bowie - Black star

[[deleted user]]

Amorphis - Silent Waters

[[deleted user]]

Stephen wrote: "Bill Hicks - Rant In E Minor"

#applause

[Kevin]

No Romeo by Indiana (she took her stage name from our favourite adventurer, whom her late father was a huge fan of) is a great listen. Like an occasionally more dance-y version of Portishead.

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

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

[Bill]

David Gray's White Ladder

[[deleted user]]

Stereo by Pavement

[Janie]

Horrorshow wrote: "Stereo by Pavement"

:D

[Janie]

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

[Matthew]

Cocteau Twins - Head Over Heels

[Stephen]

Janie wrote: "Miles Davis - Bitches Brew"

Top pick, Janie - I always pretend I'm an undercover cop on a stakeout when I listen to this

[Stephen]

John Cale - Paris 1919

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "Janie wrote: "Miles Davis - Bitches Brew"

Top pick, Janie - I always pretend I'm an undercover cop on a stakeout when I listen to this"

Me too! : )

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "John Cale - Paris 1919"

The kudos go to you on this pick, Stephen. I saw John Cale not too long ago on Later...With Jules Holland. I don't remember which songs he performed, but he was awesome.

[[deleted user]]

Dive by Nirvana.