What are you listening to right now?

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Straightforward rock and roll is in very short supply in the 21st century, so don't get it twisted when I say that The Hold Steady is one of the best rock and roll bands of this century. Nobody can sing about drugs and alcohol and the state of the youth like this band.

[looooob]

Originally Posted by DownInFlames

It's amazing how Robert Smith hasn't lost a single step in nearly 50 years.

was lucky enough to see them a few years ago at the Hollywood Bowl- yeah he's still got it

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Okay, I'm an ####### because in my previous post I said The Hold Steady were one of the best rock bands of the 21st century.

Pardon me, but perhaps this is the best rock band of the 21st century (so far)

[DownInFlames]

I’d probably pick QOTSA. Daniel Romano’s Outfit would be up there too. Osees as well.

[Cortez]

This has likely been posted somewhere on this board considering where it was filmed, but figured I would share it anyway why not. Maybe someone hasn't seen it yet.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Can you find me something groovier than this? Trick question, you can't.

[Puppet Guy]

[Cali Panthers Fan]

In an alternate universe, I am Jarvis Cocker.

[Cali Panthers Fan]

I told y'all I was going to be listening to this album all month.

Here's a fan video of the iconic "Clap Hands".

[Cali Panthers Fan]

I watched that Billy Joel 2 part documentary, mostly because he lives down here now and his kids are in the same class as my kids.

And yet, I was enthralled with his career. He really is a special talent, taught only by ear, no formal training.

Here's a fun video to celebrate him. A Capella with his bandmates in some rock arena during his heyday.

[Puppet Guy]

[DownInFlames]

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Happy 40th anniversary "Rain Dogs"!

Here's the opening track. Click on the link underneath to hear the full album.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfvA...YwFh4-pl-8zrGt

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Cali Panthers Fan

I watched that Billy Joel 2 part documentary, mostly because he lives down here now and his kids are in the same class as my kids.

And yet, I was enthralled with his career. He really is a special talent, taught only by ear, no formal training.

Here's a fun video to celebrate him. A Capella with his bandmates in some rock arena during his heyday.

I don't care what Billy Joel says this song is a banger

[Sliver]

Originally Posted by Cali Panthers Fan

I watched that Billy Joel 2 part documentary, mostly because he lives down here now and his kids are in the same class as my kids.

And yet, I was enthralled with his career. He really is a special talent, taught only by ear, no formal training.

Here's a fun video to celebrate him. A Capella with his bandmates in some rock arena during his heyday.

Man, where can a guy get that sick shirt?

[calumniate]

https://www.youtube.com/@classicfi

I'm loving this way too much. The artist is called ClassicFi.. classical tunes simplified / made accessible while adding a kick-drum and bass licks, with random pianos. Super chill.. I'm listening on spotify but seems he has a lot of tracks on youtube.



I'll try to post some of my favourites - this was just a random selection

[flizzenflozz]

Originally Posted by Sliver

Man, where can a guy get that sick shirt?

I don't know if it comes in men's.

[fotze2]

Ja Ja Ding Dong

[troutman]

Finn Wolfhard Adapting Replacements Book Trouble Boys For New Movie

https://www.stereogum.com/2324904/fi...ew-movie/news/

[DownInFlames]

I was listening to a podcast and something one of the hosts said reminded me of "Here Comes the Regular" by The Replacements.