What Are You Listening To?

[Jerome]

Next up is going to be Ian Anderson's 'The Secret Language of Birds'.
Och Aye laddies and lassies, have to have some enjoyment before I hit the office! Or before it hits me......

[CRAZY-HORSE]

I did not realise you played guitar! Or maybe I just did not remember. What sort of stuff do you play?

i play very little Jerome...but i try, Dani says im a very trying person anyway LOL!

only play around half a dozen songs...stuff like Peggy Sue, Beatles "and i love her", couple of NY things(rockin in the free world,too far gone) , couple of Jam songs, several Paul Weller, nothing very much, know a few riffs like Smoke On The Water, just simple stuff really...
really wish i could play but i aint got the patience to sit and learn...moreso for my own ego and entertainment..

have acoustic and an electric guitar...just like strumming along to things on my acoustic, and like putting on the headphones and playing power chords with plenty of distortion on my electric...

all for fun really..

Dani plays keyboards, she does The Entertainer pretty good IMO,some bits off Tubular Bells and classical stuff also

[CRAZY-HORSE]

Next up is going to be Ian Anderson's 'The Secret Language of Birds'.
Och Aye laddies and lassies, have to have some enjoyment before I hit the office! Or before it hits me......

so would you recommend Ian Anderson's solo material?...i have Thick As A Brick II...and like it if that means anything!??

[Jerome]

One thing I have always found with IA is that he never delivers a bad album. Sure there might be a bad song every now and then, but generally it's pretty top drawer in terms of quality. I have 2 of his solo albums, the one I mentioned previously and 'Rupi's Dance' I like both of them. Not classic JT but a different take on things, but endeniably Ian Anderson. And both are superb quality. Sort of like acoustic JT.

Correction: There is one Tull album that I think is bad and that is 'Under Wraps' - not good!

[CRAZY-HORSE]

One thing I have always found with IA is that he never delivers a bad album. Sure there might be a bad song every now and then, but generally it's pretty top drawer in terms of quality. I have 2 of his solo albums, the one I mentioned previously and 'Rupi's Dance' I like both of them. Not classic JT but a different take on things, but endeniably Ian Anderson. And both are superb quality. Sort of like acoustic JT.

thank you J-Man....
will look for a solo set with my b'day voucher

[Mrrusty1]

Blind Faith album featuring Eryic Clapton and Ginger Baker essential blues/ hardrock album

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[Mrrusty1]

brilliant i am a huge fan of purple

Deep Purple - Made in Europe. Outstanding old school RnR.

[Mrrusty1]

yes i think it is the 3rd and 4th string going up between 2nd and 5th frets lol

I did not realise you played guitar! Or maybe I just did not remember. What sort of stuff do you play?

[mtthwibrahim]

Silver Apples S/F

A wonderful oddity from the krautrock era. Hard to describe exactly what goes on here because it's so god damn peculiar (as most krautrock I'm familiar with is), but it's interesting. This is the 60s rock music I'm down with

[CRAZY-HORSE]

yes i think it is the 3rd and 4th string going up between 2nd and 5th frets lol

...which are right next to the 1st and 6th respectively LOL