What are you listening to right now? (4 Viewers)

[bujaki]

This is the first track released from Josh Groban's nw album coming next month. I do like him and look forward to buying the whole thing. In the meantime, he's done this classic song very well.

I like him too and will order the CD. Meanwhile, I just ordered the new Ella Fitzgerald release of newly discovered tracks from a Berlin gig.

 

[Wayne_j]

Eruption
Van Halen

 

[Wayne_j]

Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
Van Halen

 

[jcroy]

Michael Jackson - Beat It

(Guitar solo by Van Halen).

 

[jcroy]

Plastic Ono Band

(John would have turned 80 a few days ago, if he had lived to old age).

 

[ChristopherG]

The Budos Band - "Long In The Tooth"

 

[jcroy]

God, Imagine, Working Class Hero - John Lennon

 

[jcroy]

Nobody Told Me - John Lennon

 

[jcroy]

Secret Value of Daydreaming - Lennon

 

[jcroy]

Highway to Hell - ac dc

 

[bujaki]

Verdi's Rigoletto with Chernov, Pavarotti, Studer, etc. Metropolitan Opera Orchestra conducted by James Levine.

 

[Jeffrey D]

SiriusXM has the Billy Joel channel going through November 5th (they put this channel on a couple of times per year). Right now, Big Man On Mulberry Street is playing- one of his best songs.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

SiriusXM has the Billy Joel channel going through November 5th (they put this channel on a couple of times per year). Right now, Big Man On Mulberry Street is playing- one of his best songs.

I am a huge Billy Joel fan, and you are correct in that Big Man on Mulberry Street is one of his best.

 

[jcroy]

Satisfaction - stones

 

[bujaki]

Verdi's I lombardi alla prima crociatta. James Levine conducting the MET Orchestra. Leech, Ramey, Racette, Anderson, Pavarotti.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Just arrived in the mail from Varèse Sarabande:

 

[jcroy]

Watching the "Classic Albums: John Lennon Plastic Ono Band" documentary.

 

[Brian L]

Dirty Movies, Van Halen, Fair Warning.

RIP Legend.

 

[bujaki]

A radio broadcast of Houston Grand Opera's production from 2013, which I attended, of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. At its conclusion, roughly 5 hours later, the great Swedish soprano Nina Stemme, as Isolde, placed a secure final note that belied that she had been singing for such a long span. It left me bereft of emotion, drained, spent. I could not applaud. I could not even shout Brava. I just sat there, in tears, in awe at such artistry.

 

[jcroy]

The Claypool Lennon Deliriuim.

This is the most "Beatles-esque" stuff I've heard in years. Sounds a lot like SgtPepper and postPepper era. (I don't know if it was intentional).

Sean Lennon has a very similar singing voice as his father John Lennon.