this week I will mostly be listening to.. (a music post)

[left4dead]

Cowboy Junkies, The Trinity Sessions.

Jeez, haven't listened to that for nearly THIRTY years .

[mycar]

It is grand album, the only other one I have is 200 More Miles, a double album. The production is different (better) from the Trinity Session, a bit more hi-fi and a bit more jolly. (a bit)

[Mike]

Stone Roses....... only 24 hours to go!

[Gary71]

Stone Roses....... only 24 hours to go!

Should be good. Enjoy.

I'm currently sat in a sunny garden listening to Radiohead. Typically me.

It's 20 years since OK computer was released which makes me feel even older than I am...

I'm counting the days until the Manchester gig (now at Old Trafford).

[Saxon46]

just got the latest roger waters cd.......not bad for an old codger

[Darren C]

Exile on Coldhabour Lane......

Can't believe it's 20 years old either

[Darren65]

Distinctive and very talented ....

[Dougieboy1]

Going through a retro phase after visiting Clarksdale, Mississippi in the summer.

Clarksdale bills itself as the birthplace of the blues given that Sam Cooke, Ike Turner and John Lee Hooker were born there and famous residents have included Howlin' Wolf, WC Handy and Muddy Waters. Morgan Freeman owns a small blues club there.

So since the summer, i have been revisiting a childhood love of Sam Cooke (i restored my first car in my parents' garage to a soundtrack that alternated between Sam Cooke and Rush, the Canadian rock band)

What a voice......... No wonder Sam is known as the man who invented Soul.....

Just superb......

[Mr Pharmacist]

I've discovered the moonlandingz recently - great band and superb live if you ever get the chance

[Lightweight_911]

Found a box of (forgotten) albums that have been stored in a friend's garage since I sold my house in Wales ~20+ years ago ...

- amongst them was a battered copy of Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation's 'Remains to be heard' ... transported me right back to the Nag's Head in Battersea circa 1970 ...

[mycar]

Hey monkey woman, I've got some monkey nuts for you.

ahem.

Not music from me this week but I've been listening to a podcast, in three parts.

Part 1 http://casefilepodcast.com/case-76-silk-road-part-1/

[Bootsy]

I'm going to see an acoustic set by Lloyd Cole on Monday evening so have been revisiting Rattlesnakes, Easy Pieces and Mainstream which I've got stashed away on vinyl. Forgot what a talented songwriter he is / was.

[Mr Pharmacist]

Love a bit of Lloyd Cole - that should be a good gig

[rhd racer]

Love a bit of Lloyd Cole - that should be a good gig

Ditto, one of the few artists I like that Mrs E will listen to! Love a bit of Charlotte Street.....have a couple of solo efforts too and he hasn't lost it.

Should be great, enjoy Thomas

[mycar]

Revisiting old friends.

Live albums ?.. Sometimes they work.

For me the two tracks, Breakdown and then Refugee are sublime... the album is one of my favourites.