What are you listening to?
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- OBBTKN1
- great!renderedred
- I've seen this a few times and it manages to amuse me even more each time. What an accomplishment. The comments are well worth reading too.CyBrainX
- it's arseGardener
- sorry, le arseGardener
- Gardener0
One of the best gigs I saw in the 90's in a half full hall but they played pretty much both their 2 albums in full.
- renderedred2
BLACK SABBATH - "War Pigs" from 'The End' (Live Video)
- garbage0
Probably TL, but woof I forgot about this one. Absolute banger.
- uan1
- uan0
- uan4
- Nairn10
I've been trying to give my daughter a grounding in eighties music, so have been listening to quite a lot of it recently. One thing I've never really done with music from that era is listen to it with headphones (well, at least modern in-ear ones - I'm not talking about those orange-sponged atrocities we had plugged into our walkmans) and it's made me really appreciate it beyond the base background radio presence it always was for me in my younger years. Like, they were tunes I thought were fine enough, but i never really savoured or appreciated them for what they actually brought anew.
Anyway, her favourites from today are:
Obvs Spotify or originals have better headphone-sound than youtube...
- Yes have noticed this too.microkorg
- Good taste!mort_
- nice :) my daughter is in her 20's now, and grew up listening to stuff like 'killing joke' and cocteau twins with me :)exador1
- she's always been keen on late 70's and early 80's synth bands... lately she's been obsessed with a band from that era called 'the sound'exador1
- This is the original version of the first song strangely
https://www.youtube.…yuekit - ^ haha, wtf - I am all of the comments from the older Youtubers there :)Nairn
- @exador - lovely! I've long-since wondered at the perception of the continuum of music development and how it's perceived by 'new' ears.Nairn
- I know it's impossible, but I've always wondered what it would be like to be in the head of some different, younger, hearing 'old' tunes for the first timeNairn
- *someone differentNairn
