[whirlwind]

16/44 Flac > KTE Holo Spring L3 > GEL3N > LCD-4

 

[SteveM324]

My favorite Joni Mitchell album:

 

[Redcarmoose]

Spoiler: Gear

 

[Whazzzup]

 

[fourrobert13]

 

[Les Strat]

Howlin' Wolf's 1971 'London Sessions', featuring an interesting 'backing band' including: Hubert Sumlin, Eric Clapton, Charlie Watts, Ringo Starr, Bill Wyman, Klaus Voorman and Steve Winwood

 

[DLeeWebb]

Hey, just heard this new song by "Big Red Machine." Michael Stipe singing, nice to hear Micheal Stipe...nice song...




I appreciate the idea, thanks....

 

[DLeeWebb]

Wow, someone on Head-Fi knows about Michael Jerome Browne who was born in Indiana and moved to Montreal, QC, Canada at the age of 12. I have all of his albums & learned about him from my older brother. MJB plays everwhere from festivals to small venues. About 12 years ago my brother & wife along with me & my wife went to see him play in a small restaurant/ bar in Gatineau, Quebec across the river and provincial border of Ottawa, Ontario Canada, my native city. What a virtuoso and nice man. It’s sort of unfair that such a talented musician is practically unknown and that, IMHO, less talented artists who lip sync in concert are international stars and multi millionaires. Browne even plays a leather skin banjo without a fretboard. He was explaining how hard it was to master the instrument because it goes out of tune quickly if you don’t know what you’re doing. I mean, this guy can play. Kudos to you @DLeeWebb, I’m impressed.





“Graveyard Blues” MJB playing his fretless “gourd” banjo

He's awesome, man! I would love to see him live!

 

[Rebel Chris]

Guilty pleasure and really good album
Harry Styles - Fine Line

 

[Roy G. Biv]

It's been a good week for this thread. Lots of great suggestions!
This is my go-to live Clapton album.

 

[Jujoe]

 

[340519]

 

[HyAndy]

I'm not a big fan of metal or other dark music and this is the most disturbing music-clip i ever saw but strangewise i like the sound

 

[Mink]

By far my favorite 10CC song
Some other songs that illustrate the melodic genius of Eric Stewart:

 

[RickB]

Stereolab - ABC Music: The Radio 1 Sessions (2002)