What are you Listening to Right Now? Febus XV

Horizons wrote: Polymorphia wrote: Horizons wrote: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm AT HOME SHES A TOURIST Soo goood.  Some of the more punkier music i listen to that stick with me. Typically i like my post-punk more shoegazy, but this just works for me.

Have you tried Marquee Moon yet?

Polymorphia wrote: Horizons wrote: Polymorphia wrote: Horizons wrote: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm AT HOME SHES A TOURIST Soo goood.  Some of the more punkier music i listen to that stick with me. Typically i like my post-punk more shoegazy, but this just works for me.  Have you tried Marquee Moon yet?

^^That's been the one that's hit the spot for me most recently. The guitars are so tasty on it.

Also (just throwing things out there), have you listened to REM's debut?


Edited by Polymorphia - May 21 2015 at 23:38

Anekdoten: A Time Of Day (Sweden-2007).
(18/20)
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=15102
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CDyRA4irZQ

GG - TPATG

Currently listening to various KAJAGOOGOO things, this is such a new discovery to me - Nick Beggs was already a 'super-star' bassist before he decided on forming Kajagoogoo - he already admired the likes of Chris Squire, Geddy Lee, Stanley Clarke, Mike Rutherford.........really, all the great Prog musicians of the time........
Sure his Kaja band ticks all the right boxes for the 80's New-Wave scene, but cheezeball though it may be, listening intently prove of professional complexity, and a natural understanding of musical forms, be it Prog, Punk or whatever happens to be 'in vogue'. We, Progheads, know Beggs is Swilson's choice, he is also Steve Hackett's bassist. The guy has come leaps and bounds in his career. I don't dig Pop music, but, listening to Kajagoogoo, really shows me that there are some great musicians playing commercial cheeze. And all that aside, try playing these Kaja tunes along with bass................bleedin' hard, I tell ya'........

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