What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2016
2016 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread (and links to previous years) can be found here;
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10,000 Days by Tool
Sadly Tool's last album but its a very good one in the progressive hard rock vein that they do so well.
Last one until the new one comes out hopefully early '17.
Tool fans. While waiting for the new album, Maynard J Keenan's other band, Puscifer, released an album late 2015, Money Shot. Excellent stuff. There's also his other band, A Perfect Circle to check out.
ISIS - In The Absence of Truth. In the same ballpark as Tool, roughly. Good band.
My fave Iron Maiden album
Because . . . . why not?
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(1995)
Enjoyable and contemplative...
Tidal.
A bit of Mindy for the post lunch slump (before hitting the computer again...)
Today's arrival - enjoying some outdoor listening in the sunshine from the Muso with the patio doors wide open. Lovely album. 
Seems to suit the sunny weather. CD rip.
1996 - CD - WAV...
As laid back and this sunny afternoon. Gorgeous album!
Fantastic rythms from Talcy Malcy
On CD:-
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(1969)
Their beautiful eponymous debut album which shone so brightly for a short while.
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(1968)
Slipping (almost) seamlessly into IAGDV for its annual outing.
Why? I saw a mention of Joe Cocker earlier on and it reminded me to dig this out.
steve
Robert Lamm - "Living Proof" (2012) keyboard player from the band Chicago
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(1969)
Their beautiful eponymous debut album which shone so brightly for a short while.
And a wonderful Globe Propaganda (George Hunter of The Charlatans) cover, as was Happy trails and Shady Grove. Shame there were so few!
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(4th March)
Because this is an excellent take on late 60s/early 70s psychedelia and follows on very nicely to what I've been listening to.
Sarah Blasko - "Eternal Return" (2015)