Muddy Waters -- Fathers and Sons

I'm listening to the sounds of a waterfall splashing in the toilet.

one of my favorites...hey, how'd you get through security?

David Bowie - Low

War - Deliver the Word

77 F / 78% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 20

Muddy Waters - The London Muddy Waters Sessions

76 F / 84% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 21 - rain has stopped but it was coming down for awhile.

The Books - The Way Out

Souther-Hillman-Furay - The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band

Truth be known, I really wanted to listen to the Howlin' Wolf London Sessions but couldn't find it on Spotify

79 F / 78% RH / 8 mph but feels like 4 at best

Led Zeppelin - BBC Sessions

Out of all the Led Zeppelin releases...this one is my fave...LOVE the 1st one, and it's prolly the strongest debut album evah but this unearthed collection has them in their prime at the BBC. They were untouchable at this point.

Steely Dan - Aja (on Vinyl)

Just picked it up at a garage sale.

I was lucky enough to see them on that tour!

Spun Aja CD in last couple of weeks....I didn't think that it had aged all that well, actually....now, Royal Scam, OTOH.....still got some awesomeness left

I liked it. My brother in law is a big fan. It is my first Steely Dan album.

Cool....definately get your ears on some Katy Lied and Royal Scam stuff

John Mayall~ The Blues Alone 1967

Monolith of Phobos by The Claypool Lennon Delirium

Weird, but wonderful

AWESOME!!!

I LOVE the album...saw them live too. I really really really hope that there's more to this project. I think it's the best thing both have done....EVER...with their musical gifts. I like Oysterhead better than Primus and consider Les to be a master of the 4 strings (ever notice you NEVER see Slimboli and Les in the same room...at the same time?) and Sean has never devoted the time or energy to anything musical worthwhile. Everything has sounded half ass or meh. On this album I thought Sean is playing up to Les' abilities and stretched himself. "The Cricket and the Genie Movement I & II" anre the "meat and potaotes" of the album, my favorite track is "Boomerang Baby" with "Captain Lariat" a close 3rd. "Bubbles Burst" contains what I believe to be Sean's best guitar solo and my least favorite is the Primus styled "Breath of a Salesman"...it seems out of place for the album, but there's no hiding Les' talent.

If possible...GO SEE THEM!

http://cigarbid.com/FORUM/c/posts/650407/Claypool-Lennon-Delirium 

Yes - The Yes Album

Fire Boy by Grinderman, off of Grinderman 2

Love these guys.

normally I don't look up too many of the things listed here, but usually it works out well when I do. So you being new here, I figured I take a look at allmusic.com.

Nick Cave! I love Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, not everything but a lot. And he cowrote a lovely soundtrack for an Australian Jesse James movie...I think I listed it here not long ago.

I'll have to get my hands on Grinderman.