What are you listening to?

[Mark Melton]

Black Sabbath (Paranoid) Live in Paris (1970)

 

[Flybox1]

A little post-rock band called Rosetta

 

[klq@stl]

Jackie Venson, "Always Free" :

 

[Buzzy]

Jackie Venson, "Always Free" :

This thread is so cool - here's an artist I'd never heard of (where have I been?), thanks.

 

[Stonedfish]

 

[Stonedfish]

 

[Tim Cottage]

Steve Winwood's voice is instantly recognizable no matter what his age is.

 

[Tim Cottage]

I bought this great little book after my last trip to the USSR in 1991 and it came witha disc with Tuvan throat singing… it was a work trip for the museum.

I was first introduced to throat singing by a friend who spent a few years studying the arts and culture of the Inuit people of Nunavut territory of far northern Canada. She brought back some recordings she made of them singing . I was instantly intrigued by these new sounds.

 

[Canuck from Kansas]

Jackie Venson, "Always Free" :

This thread is so cool - here's an artist I'd never heard of (where have I been?), thanks.

I dunno, doesn't look like she's having much fun up there.

Ms Venson has some chops, thanks for posting.

Cheers

 

[Nick Clayton]

It's not all devil and death metal in the Clayton household

 

[DanielOcean]

 

[Mossback]

 

[Bass-O-Matic]

 

[Stoneflywelding]

 

[t_law]

Accompanied by Thing1 and Thing2, aka The Meat Puppets. Such a great cover!

 

[Stonedfish]

 

[castsN2trees]

 

[DimeBrite]

My tune while driving the grungy Seattle streets.

 

[Nick Clayton]

Catching up on chores around the house and prepping some gear, both so I can go fishing tomorrow

Nothing like some Cattle Decapitation to keep me moving

 

[East Coaster]

I thought the polar opposite of Cattle Decapitation (musically and thematically at least) might be this, by another group with sort of a bovine name. Just to lighten things up for those like me who found the preceding just a little too heavy :