What should I listen to at work today?

[foofighter15]

Can I suggest Foo Fighters?


Seriously though, I've been on a kick of putting on live concerts in my office and we've been loving it. Nice way of mixing up the standard albums and hearing bands in a new way

[PsYcNeT]

The answer is always Hot Dad

Spoiler!

[DuffMan]

Originally Posted by afc wimbledon

You should try some of the Soul Jazz Records collection

After a morning starting off with the Cars leading to the Police (first), sonic youth, television, joy division, B52's, Japan, Bowie

I have gone the soul jazz route in the afternoon.
Apparently I've already listened to quite a few in this genre, but the New Orleans funk is new.

Liking it very much.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Maybe the ultimate mind #### album.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conet_Project

[Hart50]

Little Feat-Waiting for Columbus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7oi..._YHs0EOV40zs6j

[Rhettzky]

This ones super catchy...

[Northendzone]

i know it is late in the day to really get into the dee tracks in this, but it can serve as a jumping off point on your musical journey

[DuffMan]

veered off into Radiohead, King Crimson, Yes, old Alice Cooper, Deep Purple etc. and ended up with Rush live at a secondary school in 1974

[Fozzie_DeBear]

Originally Posted by InglewoodFan

Given that I've been on a huge R&B/soul kick lately, I'll suggest Wilson Pickett

Big Mama Thorton

[afc wimbledon]

Originally Posted by DuffMan

veered off into Radiohead, King Crimson, Yes, old Alice Cooper, Deep Purple etc. and ended up with Rush live at a secondary school in 1974

I'm not a great Rush fan(cringes while waiting for the 'he's a heretic burn him!!') but that's pretty cool

[doozwimp]

Bit of a drive by but this might be my favorite "how does even this exist" albums and its actually wonderful:



or if you are feeling even a little bit zanier:


really takes people off guard when they hear it...

[troutman]

Originally Posted by DuffMan

veered off into Radiohead, King Crimson, Yes, old Alice Cooper, Deep Purple etc. and ended up with Rush live at a secondary school in 1974

John Rutsey, Rush’s first drummer.

[Fire in the disco]

Originally Posted by DuffMan

After a morning starting off with the Cars leading to the Police (first), sonic youth, television, joy division, B52's, Japan, Bowie

I have gone the soul jazz route in the afternoon.
Apparently I've already listened to quite a few in this genre, but the New Orleans funk is new.

Liking it very much.

Good pics! I only heard of Television like a year ago, Marquee Moon is fantastic album. I was surprised I hadn’t heard it before

[PaperBagger'14]

For something old timey and out there, spotify the fallout 4 playlist.