What are you listening to?

[HillGoose]

[Gracile]

Belle and Sebastian - "Seymour Stein"

[Arturo Belano]

LMAO, this song has been stuck in my head all day. It's trash, but low-key tho, it slaps.

[Virginiá]

Earmake - Sensual

Some Synthwave music

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I'm on a "Kingsfold" kick so in the past few days I've listened to two versions of "Dives and Lazarus", four or five versions of "The Unquiet Grave", "The Star of County Down", and even "If You Could Hie to Kolob", which an LDS hymn (although the theological content of the lyrics makes it sound almost like a Spiritualist hymn) that uses the tune.

[Lourdes]

Jenny Hval - Conceptual Romance

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

America - Sister Golden Hair

[HillGoose]

this is the first thing I played when the whole squad was in the hot tub and I found out it had bluetooth 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🍹🍹🍹 i gotta say i never expected a hot tub to have sick bass but it really did

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Ophelia - The Band (Last Waltz version)

[President Johnson]

Dean Lewis - Waves

[JGibson]

Fefe Dobson "Take Me Away" (2003)

[NOVA Green]

My Wife bought me a late surprise B-Day present which we opened last Night while I sipped some Canadian Whiskey, and she consumed a few drinks of Deep Eddy Vodka (Straight Outa' Austin).

The present was a record player....

Naturally, I didn't initially want to put some of my rare Vinyls on the player without testing it with some more common rock & roll albums.

Here was a rough sequence of events from NOVA Green's recollection:

1.) Alice Cooper--- "Schools Out" Album

2.) Black Sabbath--- "Master of Reality" Album

3.) Phil Ochs--- "All the News that's Fit to Sing" LP  "A-Side Only but had to play the "Automation Song" first track on the B-Side for my wife. (First album recorded in 1964)

4.) Jello Biafra---  "Die for Oil" 45 special emergency release right before Iraq War 1.0

5.) The Subhumans   (Canadian)--- "Incorrect Thoughts"--- "A-Side" of the LP

6.) Oi Polloi---- "Live in Berlin" LP

7.) My memory starts to get a bit hazy after that, but I do recall putting on some underground Oregon extremely rare Punk Albums from the late '80s/early '90s, where the musical style was more like hard-core Thrash Metal, but with an extremely Punk vocals.


Now, I am looking forward to expanding my vinyl collection and the audio is so much better than the tiny compressed sound format of Cassette Tapes or DVDs, and certainly compared to YouTube.

Have some more acquisitions in mind from a few places down the road, one of which has an excellent collection of '70s alternative, early hard rock (precursor to Heavy Metal) and psychedelic rock from the '70s, including many bands that were extremely musically influential in the '70s, but had essentially disappeared by the mid '80s.

Stay tuned for the next NOVA Green playlist coming to an Atlas near you.....   

[KaiserDave]

On the Hills of Manchuria

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Love Spit Love - How Soon is Now? (for The Craft (although also known from Charmed), 1985/1996)

Somehow manages to be even more 90s than the theme song they used on Netflix.

[Gracile]

The Magnetic Fields - "Strange Powers"

[free my dawg]

A$AP Ferg - Let It Bang

[NOVA Green]

Last Night (No particular order):

Priscilla Herdman-  "The Water Lily" LP   (A-Side)

Arlo Guthrie- "Arlo's Restaurant (A-Side).

The Eagles- "Hotel California" (Full Vinyl Album?)

The Doors-- First Album (?) A-Side

K-Tels Superhits Vol 2--- "A Side"

[free my dawg]

Meghan Thee Stallion - Cocky AF

[junior chįmp]

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[HillGoose]

BOP

[FairBol]

Earlier today, I was listening to "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty. 

[Saint Milei]

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[Yellowhammer]

"Wouldn't It Be Nice" by the Beach Boys:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZBKFoeDKJo

[free my dawg]

The Weeknd - Reminder

[NOVA Green]

Fundamental: "Seize the Time" on a vinyl album I bought about 30 Years back at a record store.

UK South Asian Hip-Hop Dance Hall Soundtracks from the late '80s / early '90s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fun-Da-Mental