What are you listening to right now?

The droning sound of the air duct cleaning operation going on in the office building next door for the last three hours. Very annoying.


I was singing REM in my yesterday, though.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

So good.

good group of dudes from Petoskey.

I love this song completely unironically. I'm okay with what that says about me.

This thread title always makes me think of Chris Stapleton

Lord Huron at Red Rocks originally scheduled for this June was pushed back a year

Daughter's latest creation

Lucinda Williams - "Car Wheels In A Gravel Road'.

One if my top 10 records of all time.

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Floyd Robertson wrote:[tw]1258683057760079872[/tw]

I introduced my daughter to the white album this past weekend. Her favorite songs were Birthday and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Go figure, she’s a 10 year old girl.

Motown Spartan wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:[tw]1258683057760079872[/tw]

I introduced my daughter to the white album this past weekend. Her favorite songs were Birthday and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Go figure, she’s a 10 year old girl.

You seem like a good dad!

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Motown Spartan wrote:

I introduced my daughter to the white album this past weekend. Her favorite songs were Birthday and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Go figure, she’s a 10 year old girl.

You seem like a good dad!

Thanks Floyd, that really means a lot! I really try hard to be.

The Menzingers - "Your Wild Years".

Sweet pop-punk band out of Scranton, PA.

Daughter with another creation

Motown Spartan wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:[tw]1258683057760079872[/tw]

I introduced my daughter to the white album this past weekend. Her favorite songs were Birthday and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Go figure, she’s a 10 year old girl.

nice.

My daughter started going to shows with me when she was probably 12-13. Had some great times at some great shows. She now texts me lists of new bands/songs I should check out.

Pretty cool.

the inimitable Lucinda Williams.. had the pleasure of seeing her a few times.. wanna see a swampy-rock band breakdown, check out the whole video but pay close attention from about 5:00 - 7:00. These folks are at the top of their game.. Kenny Vaughan - also from Marty Stuart's band - with a face-melter.

One could lodge some minor complaints with the execution, but I sincerely believe this to be the most perfect composition in human history. Not a single note out of place.

Cameron wrote:

One could lodge some minor complaints with the execution, but I sincerely believe this to be the most perfect composition in human history. Not a single note out of place.

not overly familiar with the genre, but I'll ask for my daughter's input. She's quite the classically trained musician.

I just try not to snore during her concerts I've gone to.. from the god-awful cat screeching elementary school performances through her much-more-palatable MSU orchestra performances, my wife has rigid instructions: "if I start snoring, wake me up".

raise a toast to Saint Joe Strummer..

I'm still kind of pissed The Used sacked lead guitarist Quinn Allman and brought in a replacement. OTOH, they keep experimenting with stuff which I find interesting and it works.

Floyd Robertson wrote:I'm still kind of pissed The Used sacked lead guitarist Quinn Allman and brought in a replacement. OTOH, they keep experimenting with stuff which I find interesting and it works.

not familiar with them. I'll have to check them out.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:I'm still kind of pissed The Used sacked lead guitarist Quinn Allman and brought in a replacement. OTOH, they keep experimenting with stuff which I find interesting and it works.

not familiar with them. I'll have to check them out.

That song is nothing like the previous 17 years, but they have evolved a lot from basic screamo along the way, always having a way with lyrics and hooks.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
not familiar with them. I'll have to check them out.

That song is nothing like the previous 17 years, but they have evolved a lot from basic screamo along the way, always having a way with lyrics and hooks.

sweet. Thanks - I love a good hook.

Cameron wrote:

One could lodge some minor complaints with the execution, but I sincerely believe this to be the most perfect composition in human history. Not a single note out of place.

not that it matters, but the kid responded with "Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 in F minor, Op. 36".



I'm gonna listen to it.. before making some lunch.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Cameron wrote:

One could lodge some minor complaints with the execution, but I sincerely believe this to be the most perfect composition in human history. Not a single note out of place.

not that it matters, but the kid responded with "Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 in F minor, Op. 36".



I'm gonna listen to it.. before making some lunch.

I do enjoy Tchaikovsky, but not 44 minutes at a time. My classical music stamina is not on that level.

NWA Straight Outta Compton. A great record to revisit especially in times like this.

Cameron wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
not that it matters, but the kid responded with "Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 in F minor, Op. 36".



I'm gonna listen to it.. before making some lunch.

I do enjoy Tchaikovsky, but not 44 minutes at a time. My classical music stamina is not on that level.

agree completely.

He’s no Trampled by Turtles, that’s for sure.

Some stupid summer Spotify playlist. I give it a B-.

Rocinante wrote:He’s no Trampled by Turtles, that’s for sure.

few are.