What are you listening to now? MKII

I think we can kick this one off with a bit of Ebeneeer Goode. Lavellyyy

 

This

 

This

It's one of those mandatory tracks heard at every wedding or 40/50/60th birthday party.

 

Looking to purchase something by Canadian band Rush.

Anyone got any suggestions as to their best (sic) album?

 

Looking to purchase something by Canadian band Rush.

Anyone got any suggestions as to their best (sic) album?

Where to Start?
I'm a great fan of Rush. I've been listening to them for the best part of 40 years and seen them 7 times in concert. Their most iconic album must be '2112'. This is very much a '70's concept album i.e. the whole album is written around a single theme.
Through the decades, their music has progressed from classic rock in the '70's, then adopting a more synth based sound through the '80's before returning to their classic rock roots in recent years.
Some of my favourites are -

Moving Pictures
Grace Under Pressure
Hold Your Fire
Counterparts
Vapor Trails
And I particularly like the more recent Clockwork Angels.

Any of their live albums are very good, with 'A Show of Hands' being largely recorded at the NEC Birmingham - I was there!

The odd album out is 'Feedback', in as much as non of the music is by Rush. It's all the songs that influenced them as teenagers, which they recorded in 2004 to mark their 30th aniversary. Well worth a listen.

A full discography can be found at -

https://www.rush.com/albums/

Whatever you choose, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Regards.

Kevin

 

Hello Kevin,

Plenty to go at there, many thanks for your suggestions much appreciated.

regards
CUU..

 

Eric Clapton - Behind the Mask

Midge Ure, Phil Collins, Jools Holland, members of Level 42 and possibly Londonbeat?

 

The Cult - Sun King

 

kirsty Maccoll 'Kite'

 

 

 

 

Dreams, Linger & Zombie for me represent three of the best songs ever recorded!

R.I.P. Dolores

 

Thanks for posting those, Brummiegem

Something a little different that I came across, was Dolores covering one of my all time favourite songs - 'Go your own way' by Fleetwood Mac.
It was recorded live and showcases the incredible vocal talent that Dolores possesed.

R.I.P. Dolores.

Kevin

 

Rick Wakeman 'The six wives of Henry Viii'

 

David Lee Roth - California Girls

 

The Beatles - Dear Prudence

 

Primal Scream - Rocks

 

The Black Crowes - Remedy

 

Sting - Brand New Day

 

Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax