What have you been listening to?, part 2

[Rev. Powell]

"brat" by Charli XCX

[Rev. Powell]

South African jazz (Trevor)

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[Rev. Powell]

I'll spare you the list of stuff I listened to while the forum was down, except I want to test if YouTube embedding is back:

4vTxczkwu_A

https://youtu.be/4vTxczkwu_A?si=pvJm2F3rqpOae6rX


Nope.

[Rev. Powell]

https://youtu.be/4vTxczkwu_A?si=Qas7UihfWuNmzEbr (using YouTube's "share" button)

4vTxczkwu_A (pasting in the url from the browser bar)

It shows up in preview but not when I post. Oh well, we've gotten used to not having it.

[Rev. Powell]

[Rev. Powell]

An opera based on the movie. Pretty good music interrupted by screeching. (That describes most opera).

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[MauriceNorton]

I am delighted with Lil Uzi Vert's latest album, Pink tape. I can't wait for the next album Luv is rage 3, I hope this album won't be the last one as many people think. UZI is really a rockstar

[Rev. Powell]

5 discs of outtakes, rarities and live performances from the "Ziggy Stardust" era. Really good stuff, although you hear different versions of the same songs over and over.

[Rev. Powell]

"Placenta" by Carlos Niño & Friends

Hard to describe experimental music (part jazz, part New Age, part electronica, part whalesong?) written to celebrate the birth of his child. Some of it works, some doesn't. I think this one works:

https://youtu.be/Pl6ijFBrH-g?si=fHU1dk_nT9p7EU00

[Rev. Powell]

Mostly live versions of "Band on the Run" songs, there are a couple of original singles thrown in. Recorded for a documentary that was never released.

[zombie no.one]

Have recently taken a passing interest in hoary old early 70s uk hard rock... Budgie's self titled debut from 1971 is really good. Gentle Giant, King Crimson and a lesser known band called Hard Stuff all weighing in on my playlist... have to be in the right mood for this genre though

currently listening to Uriah Heep's 1970 debut



shocked to discover that is actually the lead singer on the sleeve!

[Rev. Powell]

Have recently taken a passing interest in hoary old early 70s uk hard rock... Budgie's self titled debut from 1971 is really good. Gentle Giant, King Crimson and a lesser known band called Hard Stuff all weighing in on my playlist... have to be in the right mood for this genre though

currently listening to Uriah Heep's 1970 debut



shocked to discover that is actually the lead singer on the sleeve!

I love 70s King Crimson! Never got much into Gentle Giant, though, and not familiar with the others.