What Music Are You Listening To?

[Nospike]

I've been listening to FEX - Subways of Your Mind on repeat. "The Most Mysterious Song On The Internet", now finally identified and 3 more songs from the same band have been found as well. Pretty standard fare 80s New Wave kind of stuff but it's good.

Also:
Link Wray - s/t
Link Wray and the Raymen - Presenting Link Wray
Free - Fire And Water
Free - s/t
Chicken Shack - Imagination Lady

[Mobiethian]

"Nostalgic Shopping Mall Music" and "Sounds of the Supermarket" 1960s and 1970s mall and shopping store music "muzak" on Concert Hall setting with a Fountain sound going along with it. It helps me work.

[Syllypryde]

Intense Hammer Rage- entire discography
Butcher Babies- Sincerity
Jinjer- Rogue
Jinjer- Kafka
Jinjer- Someone's Daughter
Henry Rollins
Black Flag- Henry Rollins era
Rollins Band

[Mobiethian]

Seeberg Music Library 1968-7-1 BA 124 B
https://youtu.be/sMVn-YxNzA4?si=sjZdA0vO4T77t6vZ

I'm pretty sure that this kind of music was heavily played in malls and public establishments across the country in its time.

[Nospike]

Lots of Cream this past week. I've been reading Jack Bruce's biography and I'm just enamored with the man. He was such a good player and interesting character, a huge source of inspiration for me. Bought "Fresh Cream" on vinyl so I've been spinning that one a lot.

There's a 1980 record called "Plugged In" by an obscure Canadian band called Volts. I ran across two of their songs on youtube years ago and both have since been deleted but they've been firmly stuck inside my head on repeat all those years. Last year I found the vinyl and bought it, and only last week I was finally able to record it and upload it to youtube for posterity. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChdBXaXkWxo
It's new-wavey rock with an upbeat pop-like polish to it. Pretty cool find. I've been listening to it a whole lot since I'd been waiting for so long to finally hear the rest of the album. The record has a discogs entry but otherwise there's absolutely no trace of it online, you can't even google this band.

[lestagio]

Been recently getting into Currents. Awesome metalcore band.
Specifically their albums "The Place I Feel Safest", "The Way it Ends", and their EP "I Let the Devil In".

[Mobiethian]

A mallsoft/muzak mix that I have put together. Echo is incorporated in the tracks, I play the water fountain separately. There are three different mixes so far!

Oh, how I miss hearing this music in the malls! Now it's.. well, something else! bahh!

[Syllypryde]

Clutch- Sunrise on Slaughter Beach
Planet of Zeus- Afterlife
Metallica- Live in Detroit Michigan (2 nights)
Suicidal Tendencies- Los Somos Familia
Jinjer- Live in Los Angeles
Jinjer- Rogue
Jinjer- Green Serpent
Jinjer- Kafka
Jinher- Someone's Daughter
Infected Rain- Time
Seas on the Moon- Are you With Me?
Monochromatic Black- Predacious
Halestorm- Live in Wembley
Lacuna Coil- Oxygen
Lacuna Coil- Hosting the Shadow
Lacuna Coil- In the Mean Time
Lacuna Coil- Never Dawn
Arch Enemy- Dream Stealer
Arch Enemy- Blood Dynasty
Arch Enemy- Liars and Thieves
Kerry King- From Hell I Rise
Butcher Babies- 'Til the World's Blind
Butcher Babies- SIncerity
Intense Hammer Rage- The One About a Hitchhiker
Kittie- Fire
Emasculator- The Disfigured and the Divine
Cavalera Conspiracy- Bestial Devastation
Cavalera Conspiracy- Morbid Visions
Cavalera Conspiracy- Schizophrenia

[Mobiethian]

Native American Flute Music and Rain Sounds

https://www.youtube.com/live/D0OBHSdPKC ... lIJDbFcm_W

[Soul Monster]

Been listening to a wide range of music over the last 3 months:

Albums:
Rammstein: Reise, Reise
A Perfect Circle: Mer De Noms
A Perfect Circle: Emotive
A Perfect Circle: Eat The Elephant
Myles Kennedy: The Art Of Letting Go (fresh off the press with a signed cover art card included)
Buckethead: Raindrops On Christmas
Ray Charles: The Spirit Of Christmas
Burl Ives: Have A Holly Jolly Christmas
Vince Guaraldi Trio: A Charlie Brown Christmas
Nat King Cole: The Christmas Song
Nine Inch Nails: Broken
Nine Inch Nails: Pretty Hate Machine
Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral
The Time-Life Treasury Of Christmas

Songs:
Buckethead: Cookies For Santa
Buckethead: Winds Through Antlers
Stone Temple Pilots: Atlanta
Stone Temple Pilots: Down
Myles Kennedy: In Stride
Myles Kennedy: Get Along
Myles Kennedy: Worried Mind
Beethoven: Moonlight Sonata
Beethoven: Fur Elise
Tchaikovsky: Waltz Of The Flowers
Debussy: Clair De Lune

Besides these, I've been listening to various Christmas music on CDs and on the radio.

"Nostalgic Shopping Mall Music" and "Sounds of the Supermarket" 1960s and 1970s mall and shopping store music "muzak" on Concert Hall setting with a Fountain sound going along with it. It helps me work.

I'm into this type of ambience as well. Like you said, it's great stuff to put on in the background when you're trying to work.

Black Sabbath- After All (The Dead)

I think this is the first time there was overlap in our playlists.

[Syllypryde]

Black Sabbath- After All (The Dead)

I think this is the first time there was overlap in our playlists.

This song is off of Dehumanizer in 1992. This is Ronnie James Dio's 3 album with the band. This wasn't the first time we had an overlap. We have overlapped with Buckethead and A Perfect Circle once or twice before.

Edit 1/12: Lacuna Coil- Gravity

[Mobiethian]

The Weather Channel Music Mix (Evening)

https://youtu.be/H-8QjVy6jas?si=9KnGmN-51USozVl3