What Are You Listening To Right Now?
OceanRanger
Headphoneus Supremus
Awesome flamenco guitar, a great morning pick-me-up!
Scubadevils
Previously known as Scuba Devils
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The solution to wanting more late era Talk Talk... Bark Psychosis.
RCBinTN
Headphoneus Supremus
![Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela - Rejoice [CD].jpg](https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/11501636.jpg "Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela - Rejoice [CD].jpg")
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New Tony Allen albums released in 2020 and 2021.
Lagniappe time - on to the Black Keys. Now I understand all the interest -
very cool music. Thanks folks for the heads up!
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alexandros a
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Amazing reworks here from Mr. Schnauss & Jon Gurd..... Fascinating stuff......................
Fall in love freely...................
Happy listenings out there....................
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RickB
Headphoneus Supremus
Beck - Sea Change (2002)
macdonjh
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Upon learning about it here:
This is an interesting disc. I don't like listening to it in one sitting. However, whenever a Dry Cleaning song comes up in a random mix playlist, I stop what I'm doing and listen to it. Most of the songs on this album are interesting and completely different from what I typically listen to.
I found this by serendipity. If I didn't like it so much I'd call it a mistake:
I was looking for more music by Arnold Schoenberg. I'm not sure I like Arnold Schoenberg's music, but I appreciate it and it's challenging, so I keep listening hoping it will grow on me. Adam Schoenberg's music is easier to like. His "American Symphony" makes my chest swell when I listen to it.
This is an interesting disc. I don't like listening to it in one sitting. However, whenever a Dry Cleaning song comes up in a random mix playlist, I stop what I'm doing and listen to it. Most of the songs on this album are interesting and completely different from what I typically listen to.
I found this by serendipity. If I didn't like it so much I'd call it a mistake:
I was looking for more music by Arnold Schoenberg. I'm not sure I like Arnold Schoenberg's music, but I appreciate it and it's challenging, so I keep listening hoping it will grow on me. Adam Schoenberg's music is easier to like. His "American Symphony" makes my chest swell when I listen to it.
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