Whatcha Listening To?

[Steven Alexander]

Gonna be a Red Clay Strays kinda day...

And if ya got an hour and a half to kill:

 

[Vince Pagliaroli]

In high school I don't remember a single friend of mine listening to Blue Oyster Cult. They knew who they were but nobody was in to them. I thought they were better than most of the metal bands getting played at the time. Maybe their lyrics were a bit too disparate.

Long ago my friends and I bought their albums and saw them in arenas at least twice. We never took the lyrics to serious and the music was good. Especially Live. Very few bands are as good live as the album, and some are better.

 

[Mark W]

"Sense of Purpose". The Pretenders live in London

 

[Mark W]

Love this. Goosebumps

 

[Steven Alexander]

This young lady passed away 15 years ago today. Such a tormented soul. RIP, Miss Winehouse...

 

[Eric Patterson]

Enshittification, you've seen it. This guy illustrates it very well.

 

[Eric Patterson]

If you were around when this came out you probably still remember the words.

 

[MIKE-SID]

 

[Jeff Reardon]

Saw in the paper today that it's the 40th anniversary of the release of Paul Simon's Graceland Album. This was not one of the big radio hits, but I was already a Los Lobos fan so I paid more attention to it because they played as the back-up band on it. It's grown on me over the years. And I cannot hear "the Mississippi Delta was shining like a National guitar" line from Graceland--which was a huge radio hit--without thinking about ducks.