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Music Recommendation thread for off-season Boredom

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40 minutes ago, Tarax Club said:

‘Ralf and Florian’ Kraftwerk added melodic sound after the earlier experimentalism. Ralf Hutter and Florian Schneider as a duet before the commercialism and haircuts kicked in. Believe it was never re-released on CD. Take it to heaven.

Neu! the eponymous debut album. Michael Rother and Klaus Dinger post an early Kraftwerk split. Still a great listen half a century after release. Quality earphones recommended or the inner sanctum of your listening room.

Finally ‘Faust so Far’ . When albums were more than just music. Each track has some accompanying individual artwork inside a black sleeve. I found it rather mysterious and it’s decidedly not for the mainstream listener.

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    On 02/12/2025 at 15:56, dpositive said:

    Thats the year Otis Redding died.

    I think he recorded Dock of the Bay just before he died.

    And Steve "the Colonel" Cropper, who wrote the song, died only a few weeks ago.

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    3 hours ago, Tony Tea said:

    And Steve "the Colonel" Cropper, who wrote the song, died only a few weeks ago.

    Otis Redding and Steve Cropper share co-writer credits. Steve Cropper was producer. Released by Stax Records on the Volt label it became the first posthumous #1 hit single in the USA in January 1968. Otis Redding recorded it twice, the second time just three days before his death in an air crash December 10 1967.

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    One of the albums of the year, 1914 are super intense live, seen them a few times. Band who is from Ukraine and sing about WW1.

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    12 hours ago, Tarax Club said:

    Otis Redding and Steve Cropper share co-writer credits. Steve Cropper was producer. Released by Stax Records on the Volt label it became the first posthumous #1 hit single in the USA in January 1968. Otis Redding recorded it twice, the second time just three days before his death in an air crash December 10 1967.

    couldn't believe Otis was only 26 when he died. Looked and sounded much older.

    Probably my favourite vocalist ever. Visited his 'dock of the bay' in San Fran a few years ago.

    Just shows you can be sad and lonely anywhere as its a beautiful place

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    2 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

    One of the albums of the year, 1914 are super intense live, seen them a few times. Band who is from Ukraine and sing about WW1.

    Jaysus, that drummer must have forearms the size of Bertocci Hams

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    18 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    Jaysus, that drummer must have forearms the size of Bertocci Hams

    Actually he's not that big, nor fast etc compared to some of the others.

    Speaking of amazing drumming, watch this.
    I was at this festival and it was amazing live, this drummer is elite!

    If you dont want to watch the lot, from the 5:50 min mark id recommend and watch the snare hitting and remember this is th last song in the set...

    https://youtu.be/wcsTJ1n2jkE?si=BxIjro7n0Qu5WSkt

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    27 minutes ago, EternalDeeOptimistic said:

    The more I listen to this the more I like it. I could really get behind this as our home game entrance song. Does the club know about this version?

    I sent it to them a few weeks ago but haven't had a response.

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    On 22/11/2025 at 07:50, Neil Crompton said:

    What about an updated version of Grand Old Flag?:

    who is that? David Bridie from My Friend the Chocolate Cake did a superb version, but that sounds a bit polished to be him.

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    Got into Fairy Doom this year. A band called Faetooth, great stuff.

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    2 hours ago, Sigil said:

    Got into Fairy Doom this year. A band called Faetooth, great stuff.

    Doom metal rules, and they have Candlemass vibes.

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    40 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    Doom metal rules, and they have Candlemass vibes.

    Love my sludge and stoner doom

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    I predominantly listen to recently released music - music by recent/new bands, or new music from bands that have been around for a while.

    One of my go to sources for new music, particularly from new artists, or artists I don't know, is the line-up at Golden Plains each year.

    It's announced in aprox mid November, and I do a deep dive on all acts for aprox 5 months (GP is in March, on the Labor day weekend).

    Those i really dig stay on my listening rota post GP.

    I've been to all but one Golden Plains and IMHO next year's line-up is one of, if not the best, ever.

    If interested in hearing some new music, the line-up includes some terrific newish international and local acts.

    This sequnced playlist has a track from each of the 28 acts playing at GP 2026*.

    Each track, bar 2 or 3, was released in the last year or so.

    (* as a card carrying pedant, I'll note that i couldn't find a track by two of the DJs playing, Ok Williams and Pacquito Gordon, so i selected a deep track for each from a set list from one of their gigs).

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    19 minutes ago, binman said:

    I predominantly listen to recently released music - music by recent/new bands, or new music from bands that have been around for a while.

    One of my go to sources for new music, particularly from new artists, or artists I don't know, is the line-up at Golden Plains each year.

    It's announced in aprox mid November, and I do a deep dive on all acts for aprox 5 months (GP is in March, on the Labor day weekend).

    Those i really dig stay on my listening rota post GP.

    I've been to all but one Golden Plains and IMHO next year's line-up is one of, if not the best, ever.

    If interested in hearing some new music, the line-up includes some terrific newish international and local acts.

    This sequnced playlist has a track from each of the 28 acts playing at GP 2026*.

    Each track, bar 2 or 3, has been released in the last year or so.

    (* as a card carrying pedant, I'll note that i couldn't find a track by two of the DJs playing, Ok Williams and Pacquito Gordon, so i selected a deep track for each from a set list from one of their gigs).

    I'm not on Spotify 'bin'...

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    3 minutes ago, binman said:

    I'm not on youtube 'rjay'...

    Stop being naughty, binny! Youtube is free for anybody to view, whereas Spotify requires payment.

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    5 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    Stop being naughty, binny! Youtube is free for anybody to view, whereas Spotify requires payment.

    No it doesn't.

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    Ah! I see what you mean. We can listen to that playlist that you posted for free. (But you have to pay if you wish to download from the site.)

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    2 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    But you have to pay if you wish to download from the site.

    No you don’t.

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