Topic: What are you listening to right now?

@Truegamer79 Kate Bush is underrated (though I'm not a huge fan of her music I still think it's cool)

@Kermit1
Er, she's usually considered one of the most important and influential artists of last 30-40 years

Edit: god that looks really condescending! Sorry!

@Rambler Yea 100%, I don't normally like female singers (It's a voice preference thing), but I do enjoy her music and voice.

@BruceCM I love that second one!!!

@BruceCM Did you post Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill because of Stranger Things show? XD (It's not a bad reason)

@Royalblues I love Squirrel Girl! She beat the whole universe lol, I gotta listen to that sometime.

@Royalblues I want to start writing screenplays some time soon, I'm playing with some ideas.

I got McCartney III coming on cassette soon, I love this album.

Been listening to these today, among other things:

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Haven't seen the movie yet, but the original score of Thor: Love and Thunder sure is a banger.
Michael Giacchino has done it again.

@Magician
I love the way Suzanne uses that dance version as the basis for her live (a capella) performances of the song.

She played Glasto this year, but I could only find one performance of one song

One of the articles on NL today reminded me of 2 Many DJ's.
These guys are the world's best at what they do.

The Critical Role Podcast while I run errands today.

Songs you like by artists you don't normally care for

I'm sure that it's not just me that this happens to - ooh, that song is great! What does the rest of their stuff sound like? Erm....

So here's some great songs, IMHO, that come from artists I'm otherwise not a big fan of.
(It's mainly dead old stuff, so beware).

Sunshine Smile by Adorable
Absolute wondeful blast of shoegazing. The rest of their stuff is just not as good; plus it started to morph into Britpop

Iron Sky by Mega City 4
I should like them - I've tried - but it's just too much of a late 80s / early 90s archetype to get excited about. This however, is amazing

Hyph Mango by Joy Orbison
Astonishing, minimalist UK bass /funky. The rest of his stuff just noodles around

Eject by Senser
This is a bit different - I should love Senser. UK hip-hop / rap mixed with rock and a bit of thrash. A million miles away from fratty nu-metal. Never saw them live, but I've got a load of tapes of concerts, which are excellent. Their first single is just wonderful, so I bought their debut album the day it came out, and took it back an hour later. The funky, percussion-lead dynamics had been squashed in favour of a generic rock production, swallowing any sense of style. The music wasnt that good after the first album, but the first should've been immense. Anyways, the single mix of eject - the UK answer to PE & Anthrax:

This is mint.
@Slowdive, think you might like this: