What are you listening to at the moment?

[nlgbbbblth]

Now That's What I Call Music 17 (released April 1990)

[PogMoThoin22]

I picked up this album during a short impromptu dig yesterday:

Also check out their reggae version of dark side of the moon and Radiohead's ok computer

[Norman Breaks]

Also check out their reggae version of dark side of the moon and Radiohead's ok computer

I have the Dub Side of the Moon on orange vinyl already. Have had for many years. I've heard about the Radiohead one but not seen it anywhere yet.

[Del.Monte]

Listened to my first ever Snow Patrol CD tonight. "Eyes Open " - never heard anything by the band before and it wasn't as bad as I expected.
Now I am inflicting Crowded House on myself....both going for sale as soon as I can get them listed.

[Del.Monte]

A chance find in a Wexford charity shop today - 50 cents but hang the expense!

[nlgbbbblth]

Brilliant version of Daughter Of The Everglades on that

[Del.Monte]

The John Creedon Show on RTE.1. great mix tonight.
https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/11600056/

[WokeHogan]

Playing this for the kids this morning, but I did have to warn them that it's gonna get loud. Real music. 'nuff said.

[Enoch Von Clausewitz]

Stevie Nicks is badass

that is all

[Fugue]

Now That's What I Call Music 17 (released April 1990)

Got that on cassette for my birthday that year, the following month. Such a great comp.

[nlgbbbblth]

Got that on cassette for my birthday that year, the following month. Such a great comp.

really captures the era very well. The indie side (Happy Mondays --> Quireboys) is class.

[Norman Breaks]

I feel like the NTWICM comps deliberately had a fairly even spread of decent underground tracks that would go one to be classics in their own genre and flash in the pan bubble gum pop.

[6234567]

I'm listening to an album titled 'No Comfort' by Monolord.

It's pretty sweet.

[Del.Monte]

A newspaper freebie given to me this morning. I've never come across this one before and it features some great tracks by Paul McCartney recorded at a free concert in Los Angeles in 2007. Despite only being released as a promo disc with the Daily Mail in the UK and the Mail on Sunday here it's still widely available for a few Euros. Worth having just for the elusive "C Moon" which used to be hard to find as it was the B-side for "Hi, Hi, Hi" which was banned by the BBC amongst others.

[Del.Monte]

Listening to before listing for sale - all the great tracks on this - Nostalgia Central!

[Del.Monte]

More fab drumming from Sina.

[Del.Monte]

And finally some wind-down music before bed - from the late, great Ennio Morricone.