What are you listening to at the moment?...

[SteveGriff]

Aja was such a good album. Makes me feel old however. How come no modern bands are emulating the 70s bands?

I've often wondered that myself.

[Mr Moore]

Spegiel im Spegial by Arvo park.
A real gem of a piece.

[deltawhisky]

Mr Wing,

I once went to a Fairport Convention concert a few years back. They're not at all that bad! In fact, I've been to a few folky gigs -- and can say that the Battlefield Band, from Scotland (and further afield) are still the best I've heard. Waterson-Carthy come a close second in terms of concert performance.

Fairport Convention, getting my head together for Cropredy!

[Paulie]

Currently listening to Frank, Dean and Sammy live in St Louis from 1965. Classic tunes to listen to while relaxing in the garden.

[moidoid]

Reading this thread reminded me that I needed to sort out my playlist on the house ipod. So I have been listening to Marillion, The Who, and it appears to have settle on those Maiden boys. Gets the juices flowing I must say.

[TJ:01]

Not music, but I'm currently listening to BBC Essex disect Colchester's demolition of Norwich City (7-1... SEVEN!!). Is there any better day to support Colchester I ask myself

[Mr Moore]

A proper footie fan then TJ.
Well done, I'm sick of hearing about that pissing top 4/5

[cj121]

Sitting out in the garden with Prince Far-I coming out of the patio doors. Not loud enough, I must say, considering the album's entitled 'Heavy Manners'.

[nicwing]

Sitting out in the garden with Prince Far-I coming out of the patio doors. Not loud enough, I must say, considering the album's entitled 'Heavy Manners'.

I thought it looked like you had dreadlocks in your new profile picture.

Being in France really makes you appreciate British Music in a land that still, 200 years after his birth, considers that Johhny Haliday to be their greatest musical star.

Today I have mostly been listening to American music, sung as only travelling french MOR groups can, in a slight French accent when you know they could just as well be singing the Argos Catalogue for all they understand of the words.

But I'm not bitter...this time next week it's the Buzzcocks, little Stevie Winwood, Richard Thompson and, I have just learned, the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens live in deepest Oxfordshire...

bring it on! waiter, another bucket of red wine and make it snappy I can still hear that catawalling!

[deltawhisky]

Oh yes, Cat Stevens, legend. He's released some top new stuff of late, as well. Anyone watch his live performance on BBC last year / 18 months ago?

[celsis]

today it was an oldie CD coming to work. Freedom at Point Zero by Jefferson Starship.

[Drewmidorn]

For anyone that is remotely interested I've just posted a new song by my friend (??) Aldous Pinch. Its a sweet little ditty about the gang murder of a witch. You can listen to it at http://www.myspace.com/aldouspinch or on his facebook fan page.

Enjoy

[Robusto]

I will give this my ears as soon as I am not running about like a dervish, my friend. Looking forward to it.

[Stogiedog]

I have seriously got back into U2 just lately seems the thing to be listening too in the car at the moment.

[Mr Moore]

Ive got some porno jazz playing in the background as I write this.
You cant beat some good porno jazz, I think I can honestly say its really good music.