What are you listening to right now?

[Dramagod]

Rubber Soul.

Hands down and thumbs up one of the greatest albums ever made.

I'm listening to Rival Sons. If you like such bands as Led Zeppelin and CCR I recommend to check this band out.

[greenberet79]

Rubber Soul.

Hands down and thumbs up one of the greatest albums ever made.

And followed up with Revolver, Sgt Pepper, The White Album, Abbey Road, and Let It Be. Chuck in the "throwaway" stuff like Yellow Submarine and Magical Mystery Tour, and it's not a bad run of albums in four years!

[Dramagod]

Rubber Soul.

Hands down and thumbs up one of the greatest albums ever made.

And followed up with Revolver, Sgt Pepper, The White Album, Abbey Road, and Let It Be. Chuck in the "throwaway" stuff like Yellow Submarine and Magical Mystery Tour, and it's not a bad run of albums in four years!

That's right. Although I like Magical Mystery Tour. Yellow Submarine has always been my least favorite. Been listening to this band since I was 7 years old. They have more memorable songs than all other artists put together.

[Katzkatz]

Rubber Soul is an amasing album, but my favourite Beatles album is 'Revolver'.

Anyway, lately I have been listening to a bit of country and western. Not really my thing, but I have heard some decent songs. Don Williams did some good ballads : Gypsy Woman, I Don't Believe, Listen to the Radio, It Must Be Love(not really a ballad I know). I allso listened to some Kenny Rogers : The Gambler and Dolly Polly Parton.

[SoupDragon]

Wolfsbane....lots of Wolfsbane, lol!

I knew of their existence and am a big fan of Blaze's solo and Iron Maiden work, but never really sat down and listened to Wolfsbane. Really good band, playing Sheffield on the 24th will try and get my mates to come along....and will also buy their new album come payday!

Missed this. I loved Wolfsbane when they first came out. Played 'Limo' nonstop, such a catchy song. I saw them support Maiden in Newport in 1990 then a few months later was weird reading Blaze had replace Bruce. Good band

[djcarlos]

I've just picked-up this little collection of vinyl.....



Not bad for free! The 350 mile round trip was worth it, there's all sorts of stuff in there.....

A complete Led Zep LP collection is the best find so far....I've got a few fun Sunday afternoons sorting that little lot out. I think there are about 2500 LPs, 500 12"s and about 1000 7"s in total

[oli_lar]

Wow, great pick up for free. From a friend or freecycle?

Got Nightmares on Wax - Space Outta Sound on.

[djcarlos]

It was from someone on another forum, a family member died and this is his life's collection - it got mentioned that they were going in a skip cos no charity shops or dealers could be bothered to sort through them all (not even taking them for free ).....so I was in there sharpish!

[retrogamerdude]

Serve The Servants ~ Nirvana

[thingonaspring]

Bit of early Whitesnake for me at the moment (i.e. the blues-rock sound before they went all hair-metal), gearing up for going to see them at the HMV Forum next month

not sure how many nights they are playing, but if it's only one - what did you think?

[delbert_trout]

^ Bloody superb night ta - made sure I was nice and close to the stage and had a bit of a sore throat today from all the singing along! Personally would have liked to hear a couple more oldies rather than just all the later heavier stuff (I guessed that must have been partly down to that Donington 1990 boxset having come out recently), but an absolutely brilliant gig nonetheless Hope you had a good one?

[greenberet79]

It was from someone on another forum, a family member died and this is his life's collection - it got mentioned that they were going in a skip cos no charity shops or dealers could be bothered to sort through them all (not even taking them for free ).....so I was in there sharpish!

That's amazing!

[thingonaspring]

^ Bloody superb night ta - made sure I was nice and close to the stage and had a bit of a sore throat today from all the singing along! Personally would have liked to hear a couple more oldies rather than just all the later heavier stuff (I guessed that must have been partly down to that Donington 1990 boxset having come out recently), but an absolutely brilliant gig nonetheless Hope you had a good one?

hehe yeah it was excellent fun. i agree with what you said though, still enjoyed it and knew more of the later heavier stuff than i realised. on the lookout for tickets for more of the same now too

[AmidstStorm]

An acoustic guy from Reading called Ben Marwood. Has a very good cover of the Postal Service's 'The District Sleeps Alone Tonight' which you can hear here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPUKqQEhhxg

[GeekyGameloverGirl]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dnM42qE ... ture=g-all
I listen to it every day ..Well I have to be supportive to the fella