Post what you're listening to!

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[Rick]

For the bass line ...

 

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I'm listening to one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written

 

[Rick]

A good way to end the weekend ...

 

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[Hagwood]

I know Tesla didn't write it, but love this live version. I have the sign in my garage......

 

[Spud]

I know Tesla didn't write it, but love this live version. I have the sign in my garage......

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[Hagwood]

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LMAO.
Remember, I also have some really good Scotch, Ale and Irish Whiskey (whisky with an 'e').........

 

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ELO - what a great band, and an important part of modern music history. Thanks for sharing that fantastic video.

 

[bagman67]

Thanks, Mike. When I was a lad of 11 (circa 1978) and first making my own musical purchases, I picked up ELO's Discovery album and listened to it endlessly. Took me forever to start digging their back catalog, but the radio hits were a huge part of my young listening life.

 

[Hagwood]

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Thanks, Mike. When I was a lad of 11 (circa 1978) and first making my own musical purchases, I picked up ELO's Discovery album and listened to it endlessly. Took me forever to start digging their back catalog, but the radio hits were a huge part of my young listening life.

Jeff Lynne is amazing. He has contributed more to other Artists than most people realize.

 

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Thanks, Mike. When I was a lad of 11 (circa 1978) and first making my own musical purchases, I picked up ELO's Discovery album and listened to it endlessly. Took me forever to start digging their back catalog, but the radio hits were a huge part of my young listening life.

The first artist I was smitten by was the newly electric Bob Dylan. I remember hearing Like A Rolling Stone in a record store and just being mesmerized, and amazed by how long a "pop" song could be. A bit later it was all blues for me: Canned Heat, John Mayall, and then a stretch to blues oriented psychedelic bands like Cream and the Steve Miller Blues Band (early Miller band, when Boz Scaggs was still a member).

 

[Hagwood]

Really digging Toby's music. Nice to see somebody new come along I can actually listen to.

 

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[Rick]

Whoa ... that lynch is disturbing. Oh man!
I remember when i first saw blue velvet and afterwards i was wondering what just happened... it was simultaneously engaging art and unsettling. Traumatized id say.

 

[Spud]

Whoa ... that lynch is disturbing. Oh man!
I remember when i first saw blue velvet and afterwards i was wondering what just happened... it was simultaneously engaging art and unsettling. Traumatized id say.

I bought the CD when it came out. (Crazy Clown Time) the neighbors seem to LOVE it.