To what are you listening?

[KingstanII]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaigrR0G4LQ

A pretty good album

[francisca]

[rredmond]

Dig this show!

[grodog]

Now playing in my CD changer: The Sword's _Warp Riders_, with TBD on deck (perhaps some Frankie Goes to Hollywood, perhaps some Led Zeppelin or Merlin).

Allan.

[Settembrini]

Johnny Cash, Columbia Albums from 1970-1980.
In a way one of his greatest periods.

[grodog]

Rick Wakeman, _Journey to the Center of the Earth_ (original master recording).

Allan.

[JCBoney]

Copious amounts of early Iron Maiden tonight.

[Ragnorakk]

https://thestooges.bandcamp.com/album/l ... ust-8-1970
Soundboard recording of the last show of the original lineup Stooges.

[JCBoney]

[ThirstyStirge]

Star Trek Sound Effect Album. Great FX for an upcoming ST session (if COVID ever goes away...).

[Falconer]

Star Trek Sound Effect Album. Great FX for an upcoming ST session (if COVID ever goes away...).

Cool, tell us more.

[rogatny]

I’m experimenting with Spotify playlists. Here’s one I made of pre-rock and early rock & roll. It’s in chronological order from 1940-1959. It’ll play fine on shuffle, but might be more fun played in order to hear the music evolve.

I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to find all the songs I wanted to include except for “The Hippy Hippy Shake” by Chan Romero.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Phy ... Poxny1ExyA

[TRP]

Latest , post-Katrina, reacquisition: Band on the Run. I'd forgotten how good Mrs. Vanderbilt makes me feel. I may listen to it daily throughout the remainder of 2020.

[Joe Mohr]

Recently I picked up a three disc set while I was at work. It was a tribute to Pink Floyd and had many of their hits played by other artists including: Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull), Tommy SHaw (Styx), Steve Lukather (Toto) and others. I actually bought it kinda by mistake. It was like $5 and a three disc set so I bought it and discovered afterwards that it was a tribute thing. But it turned out to be really well done.

I pretty much owned every other Pink Floyd album so when I saw it I had to have it. I last saw them in '95 in Houston (minus Roger Waters).

[Philotomy Jurament]

Latest , post-Katrina, reacquisition: Band on the Run. I'd forgotten how good Mrs. Vanderbilt makes me feel. I may listen to it daily throughout the remainder of 2020.

What's the use of worrying? (Even looking down the double barrels of Marco and Laura -- good thing they seem to be 410 rather than 12 gauge...)