The ever-popular "Currently Listening" thread

Pibbur, my suggestion would be to listen to all four albums, in order of their release. Oh, and weather permitting, make sure to open some windows so you can musically "educate" the neighbours!! By the time you reach Battle of Los Angeles, all should be clear and mellow

Nice short live set and brief interview, Franz Ferdinand.

https://www.kcrw.com/music/shows/mor…and-2018-05-31

Or the hardcore version

Today it is Radiohead yet again, the album "In Rainbows". Quite possibly even superior to "Ok Computer", although many might disagree. Gems like Bangers n Mash, Weird fishies, Nude, Jigsaw, and of course the mighty song Reckoner, which might be listened to hundreds of years from now.

Was thinking about posting it into "the weirdest song"-thread, but then thought: Well, while the visuals and the background is somewhat weird, the song is actually pretty amazing and nice to listen to. Actually listen to this song myself now and then.
Well, granted, this is a remix/remaster, but the rough sound quality of the original is too much (or not enough) for me.
So here is Mark Gormley, who might or might not have appeared in this thread before.


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Mezmerizing - Shey Baba - Piano Vocal


And 4 songs live on KCRW
https://www.kcrw.com/music/shows/mor…ctic/shey-baba

Popped "In Rainbows" into the player, and lost a few hours. Excellent tunes!!!

"Spiritual jazz pop music" ???

Whatever you want to call this jazz-funk-pop chaotic stuff, it's great. The first song reminds me of early King Crimson.

Kamasi Washington live on KCRW

Led Zeppelin fans take notice of Greta Van Fleet. Just a great short live set.

https://www.kcrw.com/music/shows/mor…reta-van-fleet

Another day of Pantera for me, still in mourning for Vince Abbott. Not a single bad album in the bunch!!

My favorite of the week:

After long deliberation, I've decided that the Mankind Divided soundtrack is actually better than the Human Revolution soundtrack

Also been indulging my inner Viking thing a bit:

Hail to the Thief is on my list today, excellent music to listen to while watching Fifa football. This album never seemed to hit the big strides as Ok Computer and Kid A, but I find it stands completely on its own, when Radiohead just embraced their own style of music.