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Tago Mago

@Aetas @GraemeE I second the album years podcast

ARNC

@GraemeE some random album suggestions – hopefully some new to you:

Mujeres - Un sentimiento importante (listening to this a lot at the moment) https://open.spotify.com/album/1YhRzPVJ04Waoa2KYuZbvV?si=WayIK9aAQ2qrukkrsEvSgg
Cyril Cyril – Le futur ça marche pas https://open.spotify.com/album/1Vq7sfpsLykJmuoRoT5FKX?si=vqLvPnJjQcaE9DnCC2YD1w
Imperial Tiger Orchestra – Wax (always makes me feel happy) https://open.spotify.com/album/37CkUtCDcs6Jy4PmqXYe2u?si=xvGr-JLTRxSqcjPYTk6Esw
Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp – Rotorotor (not on Spotify but other albums are)
William the Conqueror – as you have time, try the album trilogy Proud disturber of the peace, Bleeding on the soundtrack, and Maverick thinker https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Wb9MwGKDB3y7kv8l9SsOT?si=MY9CUpetTXqx8y6YO5h92g&pi=e-AyBZlvuxSA-K

Hope something hits the spot!

T4920

@Graeme

I don't know another about Jazz to properly articulate why I love this, but since I had a track introduced to me through a curated playlist, I've revisited this live album so many times. It's rare the purely instrumental music gives me frission, but so many moments here move me for reasons I'll never fully understand.

Favourite Hip Hip album in recent years, if not of all time. Only 21 minutes long, but so impactful and coherent.

Perfectly walks the line between reveling in the braggadocio/deviancy of his older music, and celebrating his successes/attempts to live a better life.

Won't even attempt to describe this one, I guess its roots are in punk/musical theatre/glam rock, but they draw from so many influences it's insane...

Such a fun listen.

IH-GARY

10 albums from the front of the rack:

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Live at KEXP
Muddy Waters - Folk Singer
Yola - Walk Through Fire
Jalen Ngonda - Come Around and Love Me
Luke Combs - Father & Sons
John Lee Hooker - Burning Hell
Cedric Burnside - Hill Country Love
The Blue Nile - A Way Across The Rooftops
Seasick Steve - A Trip A Stumble A Fall Down to Your Knees
Mother Earth - The People Tree

Tago Mago

Something instrumental: https://open.spotify.com/album/6R9cHdJ7hljxDDYq2tUCdO?si=4hYn0tlQQOOXUvmcCNgwIw. Also available with vocals

GraemeE

Thanks so much everyone.

I'm super appreciative of you all taking the time to help me out.

Physically , i feel like a giant sack of shit at the moment and this will help brighten my mood

Jett129

Being as old school as they come. I’d recommend The Allman Bros. Live at The Fillmore East,or Eat A Peach. Hendrix,Axis Bold as love,and Cream Disraeli Gears. I would think that theses would pair nicely with your current diet of pain meds. Feel better. Keep us posted.

mclaincausey

@GraemeE Hail Mary by Andy Weir for audio book

Glass Beams
Lonnie Liston Smith cosmic funk
Koby’s new one
GUM & Ambrose Kenny Smith
Ween Quebec
L’Imperatrice
Polyrhythmics
NOMEANSNO WRONG
Nasalrod
Uncle Acid & the Dead Beats new one
Flamingosis
Poolside

T4920

@mclaincausey said in Music:

GUM & Ambrose Kenny Smith

Of KGLW fame? Didn't know he had a side project!

mclaincausey

@T4920 the very same and yes, with Tame Impala’s drummer who does a bunch of cool stuff. Ambrose also has a project called Murlocs and their latest Calm Ya Farm is a heater, kind of Raconteurs-esque southern tinged rock and roll.

SKT

@GraemeE hope the recovery is going well! Just some things off the top of my head that might go well with a bit of brain fog…

Little Feat-Waiting for Columbus
Christ Whitley-Living with the Law
Big Thief-Little Things/Sparrow or “Dragon” album
Buck Meek-Haunted Mountain
Dr John-Locked Down (produced by Dan Auerbach)
Freedy Johnston -Blue Days, Black Nights
Waxahatchee-St Cloud

All kind of in the same vein. Keep us posted on the recovery.

Graeme

@GraemeE I got a notification from this thread because our usernames are a letter apart.

I can't think of anything to suggest off the top of my head apart from get well soon. Also, please avoid trying to die. Apparently, our name is now extinct, so we're a dwindling breed.