What music are you listening to?

[rickthedrummer]

A big hit back in the day. Had to be early '60's.

[Olimpass]

[drummer]

A big hit back in the day. Had to be early '60's.

Have always loved that song.

[drummer]

My parents had that album. Man, check out the jar head haircut. Definitely a sign of that era.

[Olimpass]

https://youtu.be/eqUWNuuq2LY

[Drummer1966]

Right Now.... My Discovery Tunes on Spotify. A Very Nice Mix playing in my Mancave.

[Olimpass]

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[drummer]

Cool band. Great drum sound!

[Olimpass]

Cool band. Great drum sound!

Thanks Tom!
I think this one is great too.

[Drummer1966]

After rummaging through a container I had in my Garage for a long time...... over 20 years I think, I found about 70 LPs I had stored there which I forgot about? I started to bring them to life recently. Cleaning them Carefully before playing them for personal enjoyment. I hadn't realized that I had 3 or 4 Chuck Mangione LPs. WHOA NELLIE... I forgot How Good He Was and of course his bands. I'm thoroughly enjoying the sound. And surprisingly, the LPs weren't played to Death back in the day when I got them. I was a bit older when I got these LPs (in my 30s) and learned how to care for Vinyl - cleaning them before playing them! Some of the "real old LPs" which weren't so carefully handled or played on inferior equipment (i.e. A Space in Time by Ten Years After) are pretty much ruined![skps, crackling, etc] :(:(:(.

[Olimpass]

I enjoy hearing about people finding their old stash of records or collectibles. Too bad about your Ten Years After album. I actually sold many of my LP’s after I’d replaced them with cd’s. LP’s really do have a rich sound to them though. Cool find!

[drummer]

After rummaging through a container I had in my Garage for a long time...... over 20 years I think, I found about 70 LPs I had stored there which I forgot about? I started to bring them to life recently. Cleaning them Carefully before playing them for personal enjoyment. I hadn't realized that I had 3 or 4 Chuck Mangione LPs. WHOA NELLIE... I forgot How Good He Was and of course his bands. I'm thoroughly enjoying the sound. And surprisingly, the LPs weren't played to Death back in the day when I got them. I was a bit older when I got these LPs (in my 30s) and learned how to care for Vinyl - cleaning them before playing them! Some of the "real old LPs" which weren't so carefully handled or played on inferior equipment (i.e. A Space in Time by Ten Years After) are pretty much ruined![skps, crackling, etc] :(:(:(.

Awesome! ... Man, I came across 4 jazz albums the other day I forgot I owned:

- Miles Davis - Milestones w/Philly Joe Jones
- Max Roach - Four & More
- Charlie Byrd - Byrdland w/Bill Reichenbach
- Gene Krupa - The best of Gene Krupa

I don't know what kind of condition they're in nor do I have a turntable anymore so I'm not sure what to do with them.

[slinky]

here's one from the oldie's section that i would hear in the house a lot growing up.

[Olimpass]

Pink Floyd

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...H9iwW4djrOm7bf

[rickthedrummer]

[drummer]

Wow, I haven't heard that one in a long time. Great song!

[Olimpass]

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[Drummer1966]

Right Now, I am enjoying a TIDAL Stream which has self directed some terrific tunes including Wooly Bully, Cry Like a Baby, My Sweet Lord, Louie Louie, Good Lovin, and other various tunes and Covers.

[drummer]

Right Now, I am enjoying a TIDAL Stream which has self directed some terrific tunes including Wooly Bully, Cry Like a Baby, My Sweet Lord, Louie Louie, Good Lovin, and other various tunes and Covers.

Wow, I forgot about My Sweet Lord. Such a great melody. Still fascinating to know that it was all inspired by Hare Krishna.

[Olimpass]

Wow, I forgot about My Sweet Lord. Such a great melody. Still fascinating to know that it was all inspired by Hare Krishna.

A wonderful song and the consequences he went through after claiming unintentional infringement.