What are you listening to?

[laffite]

Don't know anyone else who might listen to TIM BUCKLEY.

I don't know the bulk of his work and I know that his son was more famous. This is not my area of expertise music-wise but I remember being very enamored with this album and particularly a selected few in the late 60s. Pleasant Street, Phantasmagoria for Two, Knight-Errant, and Goodbye and Hello, and Hallucinations. As I say, I am naive and don't understand why these songs are not bloody classics.

[ElCid]

Since you asked. Other than what is in my cars on the hard drive of one or on USB for the other (mostly 1950's to 1970's pop and rock), I have been listening to music on YouTube. Mostly while working at my desk or cleaning up, etc. Same types of music though, but by different performers.

[Allhallowsday]

... TIM BUCKLEY.
I don't know the bulk of his work and I know that his son was more famous. This is not my area of expertise music-wise but I remember being very enamored with this album and particularly a selected few in the late 60s. Pleasant Street, Phantasmagoria for Two, Knight-Errant, and Goodbye and Hello, and Hallucinations. As I say, I am naive and don't understand why these songs are not bloody classics.

I listen to Happy Sad most often. The albums after that get weird, until his last phase.



This is the one I like best, Greetings From L.A.

[Masha]

[jimimac71]

[Allhallowsday]

THE ROLLING STONES Flowers

[Allhallowsday]

THE ROLLING STONES Tattoo You

[sagebrush]

Aram Khachaturian- Masquerade Waltz

[Arsan444]

It's been a Sabina and Serrat week for me

[Allhallowsday]

THE DOORS Strange Days

[Allhallowsday]

THE DOORS  L.A. Woman  

[jimimac71]

[sagebrush]

Listening and watching: Bernadette Peters- "The Last Midnight" from the Broadway production of Into The Woods

[LiamCasey]

'Tis the season. I enjoy listening to this standalone. But not in conjunction with the movie itself.

[Allhallowsday]

MARTY ROBBINS Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs