what are you guys listening to at the moment?

[ddj3891]

I've been all over the plac even lately. If you opened up the 10 disc changer, you'd find The Raconteurs, Gov't Mule, Crowbar, Mountain, Deicide, Black Label Society, Dax Riggs, Black Sabbath. Blues Traveler, and The Sword.

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[davent]

Richard Thompson burns it up... as only he can!

[matmosphere]

I was listening to the Nuggets box set earlier, it's so damn good. For some reason I'm stuck on older stuff lately.

This is my personal favorite from the set. For 1967 this is heavy and just weird. I'm guessing these dudes did a lot of drugs around this time.

[jball85]

Deep Purple, Live in Japan and Fireball. I've rediscovered these albums.

[davent]

Deep Purple, Live in Japan and Fireball. I've rediscovered these albums.

Those have held up well for me, enjoy!
dave

[matmosphere]

Deep Purple, Live in Japan and Fireball. I've rediscovered these albums.

Those have held up well for me, enjoy!
dave

I was just thinking about what I could build my brother to help him get a cool Richie Blackmore tone.

[alanp]

If you ever wanted to know what a phaser sounds like, look up the title track to this.

_Planets Collide_ is also one of the heavier tracks I've heard.

[add4]

mix between electro and djent ... yes it does exists.. mind blown

[diablochris6]

Been listening to Esperanza Spalding's newest release for a bit now.

There isn't a ton of soloing on the album itself, but the live videos have some jams. This also put Matthew Stevens on my map, and I've been listening to his solo album as well.

[jtaormina]

Helps block out all the office noise at work.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVRMDhz9oeptHCXZqwyTHBb9LdfyFbcln

[matmosphere]

Been listening to Esperanza Spalding's newest release for a bit now.

There isn't a ton of soloing on the album itself, but the live videos have some jams. This also put Matthew Stevens on my map, and I've been listening to his solo album as well.

I caught her on Colbert the other night. She was great, and had a cool guitar player to boot. Thanks for reminding me to track down some of her stuff.

[juansolo]

Not sure how I missed this back in the day, but good to get your industrialness on:

[EBRAddict]

Skinny Puppy, Thrill Kill Kult, Nine Inch Nails, Ministry. It's been that kind of year so far.

[m-Kresol]

I'm really getting into math rock these days. good example is Oxford based band TTNG

[SmoothAction]

I'm in love. She has an amazing body of work. "Goosebumps on the back of your neck" style.

The first jam is sexy, fuzzy, rock n' roll ballad.

The second is reminiscent of Deee-lite, Cibo Matto, etc.. It is pure sunshine. She is amazing.

Listen!