What are you listening to NOW?

[wkkie]

No it’s about AFL, but it is a theme with my bikes lol

A Tigers fan in Queensland! Weren't at the game were you?

 

[woolybeast]

A Tigers fan in Queensland! Weren't at the game were you?

No, but my son was.

It’s been great to go to all the games up here thou.

 

[Haakon]

 

[Oddjob]

How the f#$k are you into QOTSA?

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[Haakon]

How the f#$k are you into QOTSA?

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I'm into a lot of very awesome music... Have the phone on shuffle at present whilst doing spreadsheets - have got eurythmics of all things going at present, it followed some Tool, Pink Floyd, Skunkhour, Nick Cave and some an amazing german pianist called Nils Frahm. Good music covers a lot of genres (except hip hop).

 

[Oddjob]

I'm into a lot of very awesome music... Have the phone on shuffle at present whilst doing spreadsheets - have got eurythmics of all things going at present, it followed some Tool, Pink Floyd, Skunkhour, Nick Cave and some an amazing german pianist called Nils Frahm. Good music covers a lot of genres (except hip hop).

I feel dirty...

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[Ultra Lord]

I had you pegged for a little river band kinda guy @Haakon.

Blown away by these guys on saturday night.
Had the pleasure of being seated up the front. Very, very loud. Thank christ I brought plugs. They played an amazing set.
It was a brilliant night. I’ve missed live music.

 

[Haakon]

I had you pegged for a little river band kinda guy @Haakon.

low blow man....

 

[Haakon]

This is making me feel old... This was probably my most memorable concert at Festering Hall back home in Melbourne...

 

[Haakon]

This album is still on my top 10 albums ever

 

[moorey]

I had you pegged for a little river band kinda guy @Haakon.

Only ironically in 2020

He would have loved ragtime or honky tonk music in the 80's.

 

[Oddjob]

This album is still on my top 10 albums ever

Don't ruin that for me too. Just stick to your prog rock and death metal.

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[Haakon]

Only ironically in 2020

He would have loved ragtime or honky tonk music in the 80's.

In the 80s I was listening to stuff like The Police, Alan Parsons Project, Rolling stones, Beatles, JJ Cale, Mike oldfield. Hippy parents... Mate introduced me to Master of Puppets around 1991 i think and then the 90s well and truly came alive musically.

 

[moorey]

How the f#$k are you into QOTSA?

QOTSA keep me interested for approximately 30 seconds....Kyuss, on the other hand.
The best thing I can say about the Queens (other than Kyuss) is that Chris Goss produced their work.....and the best thing about Chris Goss is The self titled Masters of Reality first album.

If you've not heard it, you're welcome.

 

[Ultra Lord]

@Haakon & @Oddjob right now

 

[fatboyonabike]

I had you pegged for a little river band kinda guy @Haakon.

don't forget The Seekers!

 

[pink poodle]

I'm going to go home and rock out to the little River band, but only the John Farnham era.

 

[sane]

This is making me feel old... This was probably my most memorable concert at Festering Hall back home in Melbourne...

Funny, I was just listening to that album after many years the other day. Right after the ‘cautious pause’ announcement strangely.

 

[droenn]

I stayed up past my bedtime to snag repressings of a couple of Daughter's albums a few months back. They sold out in minutes and then took forever to get to Aus and then sat in Sydney for weeks..... but they arrived today! Pretty stoked to get these!

 

[droenn]

I had you pegged for a little river band kinda guy @Haakon.

Blown away by these guys on saturday night.
Had the pleasure of being seated up the front. Very, very loud. Thank christ I brought plugs. They played an amazing set.
It was a brilliant night. I’ve missed live music.

well this sounds alright doesn't it