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Some retro listens at the moment:-
Specials new album Encore and the 1979 original album. New album stacks up well but isnt just ska based.
The Jam live album Dig the New Breed, excellent live album.
Just got the vinyl of the u2 10 inch singles from The Joshua Tree, lovely listening, studio & live tracks.
Also bought 14 Bowie 7 inches from the 70;s that have been amzing to listen to.
Anything from Nirvana.
Music is great for your headspace
I've gone a bit bonkers with Vinyl recently, listening to my old vinyl, scouring 2nd hand shops for vinyl and buying some new vinyl
Recent listens:-
David Bowie - No Plan 12" ep, Blackstar & The Next Day
Pulp - Different Class
The Jam - About the Young Idea
Found a great great modern Ruts song called 'Kill the Pain' I think, really enjoyed it and sometimes bands can still come up with great new material
I'm one of the mugs who has coughed up £18 for the 12 mini discs of hacked Radiohead archives
Theres so much of it but there are little gems in there
12 minutes Paranoid Android is fabulous and Radiohead with all its bells and whistles around the era of Ok Computer was high on creativity
Also have the OKNOTOK release which I really enjoy
Im completely bingeing on 'The Cure' at the moment
IN last few days have listened to:-
Disintegration, Wild Mood Swings, The Head on the Door albums
I am also a fan of Vinyl - I have a rather large collection myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by mezzaninedoor
Now I'm listing to: All Day and Night with Madison Beer (official video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6ULvPFPLIY
I have a problem with music because it contains too many associations with past bad times.
I now got an app called Deezer and listen to music what's completely neutral and contrary to my previous tastes
So it's now classical, bossa nova and meditation music. Not sure whether I like it much, but no negative association And it relaxes too.
^Wow.. that is interesting. Hmmm.. I find some music to trigger me for that same reason. Never thought of neutral music. Thanks for the recommendation :)
Thats interesting as I've never found music to ever trigger anything for me, guess thats lucky as it means its something that I can 'go to' when needed.
Currently listening to some really retro stuff, perhaps stuff that doesn't have a lot of kudos to it
The Sweet - Strung Up ( Double Live & Studio Album ) ~ Really brings back my young years listening to the 70's chart shows
The Kinks - Arthur
The Beatles - Abbey Road ( 50th Anniversary so thought a relisten was due , not their best but plenty to like )
Dark Was the Night - Folk compilation, great easy listening album