What are you listening to right now?

[Al Strange]

Gary Moore – Live At Monsters Of Rock 2003 (Full Concert + Extras) / Fabrício Gabriel The Channel

I was there!

 

[toddbishop]

 

[Tiges]

I was there!

You lucky man

 

[Tiges]

Genesis - Abacab (Live Invisible Touch Tour 1987) - new audio mix / Both Sides of Phil Collins

 

[ravenson]

 

[Elvis]

 

[OuttaTime]

 

[JoeVermont]

Love me some Kenny Jones.... so smooth and soulful. I really liked the sound he brought to The Who.

 

[KenDoken]

Anxiety - Billy Cobham - 1973

 

[Bozozoid]

Anxiety - Billy Cobham - 1973

With local guitarist Tommy Bolin..its the LP Coverdale and Hughes listened to thinking let's audition this guy..the rest was history.

 

[Elvis]

Love me some Kenny Jones.... so smooth and soulful. I really liked the sound he brought to The Who.

Kenny Jones and Mick Waller literally taught me how to play the drums. Those old Rod Stewart / Faces albums were some of the first I ever dived into.

 

[Elvis]

 

[Tamaefx]

Big Big Train.
Prog the classic way. Wonderful ambiance. Peter Gabriel kind of voice. No showing off, I’m listening over and over.
Nick di Virgilio on drums.

 

[Smoke]

Woke up to Lynyrd Skynyrd playing Don't Ask Me No Questions. Makes me wonder if brain radio is playing while I'm asleep. Probably doesn't matter if it's Lynyrd Skynyrd!

 

[Elvis]

Big Big Train.
Prog the classic way. Wonderful ambiance. Peter Gabriel kind of voice. No showing off, I’m listening over and over.
Nick di Virgilio on drums.

 

[GretschedHive]

Peter Gabriel kind of voice.

Boy, you weren't kidding about him having a PG kind of voice. I like!
I really love Nick D'Virgilio's playing. I just wish the band had a better name. Not a dealbreaker, by any means, of course. But it always slightly grates.

Sunday mornings and early afternoons tend to be classical around here.

 

[Tiges]

Yes - Live at Westfalenhallen, Dortmund, Germany (1984) / Rick

Pink Floyd -"Echoes" Pompeii / HDPinkFloyd

 

[JoeVermont]

Inspired by a thread elsewhere on this board where the topic turned to long hair:

 

[Smoke]

One of my earliest memories: Mom singing Johnny's So Long at the Fair for me. I am the oldest of six, but always wondered if she had a special song for each of us. Love You, Mom!

 

[Tiges]

Here's another Version of turn the page by John English sadly has passed away RIP Thanks to Joe Vermont it brought it up to hear his version.Jon English - Turn the Page / fyllaharskylda123