OT: What music is stuck in your head right now?

[jamesdak]

Well for the past couple of days it's been two new (old) old albums I bought sealed.

The first is Grace Slicks Dreams LP. Damn does this one grow on you. I must have played it continuously this morning for at least 3 hours.

I've also been on a Suzanne Vega kick again. Bought a 1985 version of her debut album and it too is such a lovely sound LP. Did back to back comparisons last night of it vs my 1985 CD version and the LP is so much richer. Then today I installed my first ever new turntable, a Thorens 1500, and JIMINY CRICKETS is this new turntable freaking amazing!

[m_sasso]

Amazing interview, bass player and life story, gifted with good-feeling and a steady pulse. Mohini Dey interview with Rick Beato
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJTXqHxt_UU

[bicycletricycle]

In da yard

[jamesdak]

Today has been all about Depeche Mode. They've been on constant play all day and make me question some things. I've got various albums on SACD, Vinyl and on CD. They all sound amazing in Stereo no matter what media. The SACD's in 5.1 kick the fun up a notch but I'm not sure I'd call them superior. I've got Black Celebration playing right now on the Thorens. It's a NOS 2016 release I just opened and sounds amazing with no processing by my receiver.

[Baron Blubba]

You're the Inspiration by Chicago
For Whom the Bell Tolls by Metallica

Three hour ride today. At least 1 hour cumulatively spent whistling either one of those.

[fignon's barber]

Originally Posted by jamesdak

Today has been all about Depeche Mode. They've been on constant play all day and make me question some things. I've got various albums on SACD, Vinyl and on CD. They all sound amazing in Stereo no matter what media. The SACD's in 5.1 kick the fun up a notch but I'm not sure I'd call them superior. I've got Black Celebration playing right now on the Thorens. It's a NOS 2016 release I just opened and sounds amazing with no processing by my receiver.

If you like 80's music, check out the new album from Nation of Language, "Strange Disciple". Sounds great on a stereo.

[marsh]

This has been my riding playlist over the winter. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/06...0caffe13c64b57

[jamesdak]

Originally Posted by fignon's barber

If you like 80's music, check out the new album from Nation of Language, "Strange Disciple". Sounds great on a stereo.

Thanks, always looking to discover new bands. I'll give this a listen to.

[Mike V]

Perfume Genius- Die 4 You

https://youtu.be/_-XQkDyEwQo?si=bm6ciMDZBK7ZrqY6

[reuben]

Jackson Browne. Classic song, a duo with the great David Lindley.
https://youtu.be/WVvF8HJxGnE?t=6459

Jackson Browne. The same classic song, another live duo, this time with Billy Strings. Not the best audio, but you get the idea. Generations, torches, passing...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUUfGhrC9vU

[William]

The last two days…

Ghost Riders In the Sky - Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash duet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zol906ltPU



W.

[Bob Ross]

Inexplicably I woke up at 4:00AM this morning with Frank Sinatra's "Something Stupid" playing on endless loop in my head.

No idea how that happened; I don't recall hearing that tune any time in the past ~55 years!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_t2gNCXYbY

[bironi]

Originally Posted by Bob Ross

Inexplicably I woke up at 4:00AM this morning with Frank Sinatra's "Something Stupid" playing on endless loop in my head.

No idea how that happened; I don't recall hearing that tune any time in the past ~55 years!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_t2gNCXYbY

Perhaps you were having some Stupid dreams last night.

[scooter]

Shine On (1987) by The House of Love

[helldriven]

Island by Peat and Diesel