What are you listening to right now?

[123z]

Immortal, new album from Michael Schenker Group.

[123z]

Mars Volta-De-Loused in the Comatorium, debut album from 2003

[Shaggy21x]

I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.

[123z]

I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.

I agree. I must spend hours every week downloading albums and concerts-audio and video from YouTube. For example I have downloaded about 50 Led Zep concerts of mostly good to excellent quality during the last six months.

[123z]

Brand new album from Suzi Quatro, The Devil in Me. Still kicking it.
 
   

[Shaggy21x]

I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.

I agree. I must spend hours every week downloading albums and concerts-audio and video from YouTube. For example I have downloaded about 50 Led Zep concerts of mostly good to excellent quality during the last six months.

I would never have the time to view everything available! It's just great to have a scrol through names and find others I've forgotton about or never come across before, By coincedence I was looking at Suzi Quatro from the 1970's. You may notice the 1970's were my formulative years musically. Was also watching a documentary/news item on Slade, where Dave Hill was a huge sex symbol. I get David Cassidy et al, but not Mr Hill. He was enjoying it though!

[123z]

The new album from Greta Van Fleet, Led Zeppelin 2. Oops, no it's called Battle at Garden's Gate. Easy mistake!

[123z]

Megadeth- Rust in Peace, 1990

[DanielO]

"Nowhere Fast" and "Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young" - Streets of Fire, original soundtrack

RIP, Jim Steinman

[123z]

Megadeth= Peace Sells- but who's buying, album 1986.

[123z]

Motorhead- Orgasmatron, album from 1986.

[123z]

Led Zeppelin, full concert from San Diego, march 14th, 1975

[123z]

Manfred Mann's Earth Band- The Good Earth, album 1974

[123z]

Jimi Hendrix and The Who at Monterey Festival 1967. When time travel is invented this is where I'm going.

[123z]

'Heatwave' album from all girl Swedish rockers Thundermother. Bit like the Donna's.