What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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Led Zepplin- Stairway To Heaven
 
Roddy Ricch : Roll Dice : -

My Theme Song for : Butterflies CF : (BFCF) : (BFCF) : -

 
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Jungkook- 3D

I like this song...
 
Youth Lagoon - The Knower

 
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Speaking of interesting covers of 90's classics. This cover of Alice in Chains "Rain When I Die" is pretty special. Soft acoustic R&B cover from City and Colour (Guitarist/Vocalist of Alexisonfire). Great audio mix as well.

 
Still a fan of Nostalgia '77's cover of Seven Nation Army featuring Alice Russell.

 
My uncle L.S. died today, he was 56 and had Stage 4 Prostate cancer. He battled it for 5 years and couldn't handle it anymore, so I dedicate this song to him. His favorite band.



He was a huge fan of Toby Keith.
 
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A few tracks from Sugar Belly Combo's 1966 mento LP Linstead Market.

 
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Perfect power pop. Bandwagonesque is such a great album.

Teenage Fanclub - What You Do To Me


Teenage Fanclub - The Concept


This one's a little later and the band's bassist is is on vocals but I still really enjoy it.

Teenage Fanclub - Sparky's Dream
 
Groundhogs - Cherry Red

 
I owned so many Joan Armatrading albums in the ‘80s, but it’s been a few decades since I’ve listened to her. I was giving The Key a re-listen and had totally forgotten that Adrian Belew had contributed a guitar solo to the opening track “(I Love it When You) Call Me Names”.
Joan Armatrading - (I Love it When You) Call Me Names
 
Micheal Jackson- You Rock My World

Don't Stop Til You Get Enough
 
Bruce Woolley was a co-founder of The Buggles with Geoff Downes and Trevor Horn. He co-wrote the song with them, but left the band while they were recording their first album. Woolley and the Buggles released their albums at about the same time. Woolley’s version features Thomas Dolby on keyboards.

Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club - Video Killed the Radio Star
 
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Dreadzone's 1995 sophomore release Second Light. I liked their mix of dub and electronic music at the time so this is, largely, a nostalgia listen. Not sure about this 2012 remaster though. Although the band's Greg Roberts liked it, it sounds a bit choked off to me.

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About time I listened to some of their other stuff.

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