What are you listening to at the moment?

[Taipei-metro]

this 'Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008' is for myself, different arrangement different beat...great song, love it,

again AKB48 'Sakura Hanabiratachi'...( the first sing is Oshima Yuko @1:14 She is 19 at the time)

 

[Out to Lunch]

 

[Taipei-metro]

i don't listen to K-Pop, J-Pop is keeping me busy already...

'Good Goodbye' by Hwa Sa is such a great song ( Oct 2025 ), #1 on K Pop Chart 2026..

MV was shot on film, on an Arriflex 416 Super 16, my kind of MV

Hwa Sa, 'Good Goodbye'



a pair of HiVi-Swans active speakers makes me smile, Yamaha HS5 needs to wait another 6 months...

( btW, this thread pop up on 2nd page of threads, that not good...)

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Disappointed not one of you mentioned Rob MacKillop!

 

[Out to Lunch]

 

[Dogman]

Disappointed not one of you mentioned Rob MacKillop!

Bravo!

People like you are the reason I gave away my very nice old Gibson J50 a few weeks ago. Forty years of trying and failing. I'm a photographer, not a guitarist.

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[Rob MacKillop]

That’s a great pity, Dogman. But I’m feeling the pull of photography more than music these days. Not giving my guitar away, though!

 

[Dogman]

Not a pity Rob. The guitar has a new home with someone who will treat it better and play it better than me. Love your video BTW. Lovely playing.


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[Rob MacKillop]

Appreciated!

 

[bulevardi]

 

[Dogman]

I have been immersing myself in the past. Specifically the 70s and 80s of California before it became the place you could check out of but never leave. Neil Young, Linda Ronstadt, Eagles, Warren Zevon, Emmylou Harris, Jackson Browne, etc. One of the things that I noticed was that guitarist Waddy Wachtel played on many of the recordings, giving them a touch of historical similarities and regional identity. Great stuff--if you like it. I do. I miss the days when musicians made the recordings, not producers and technicians.

Try this:



or this:



and this:










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[Disappointed_Horse]

@Dogman - one of my all-time favorite podcasts is rock ‘n’ roll archaeology. It’s sort of an audio documentary history of rock ‘n’ roll from its beginning. Below is a link to a relatively recent episode where they covered the late 70s and early 80s Southern California music scene. I really enjoyed this episode and I think you will too. Check it out.

Episode 28: Songs From the Fault Line — Rock N Roll Archaeology — Overcast

 

[titrisol]

I received the Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach 2CD album last night.
Listening to it today

 

[titrisol]

i don't listen to K-Pop, J-Pop is keeping me busy already...

'Good Goodbye' by Hwa Sa is such a great song ( Oct 2025 ), #1 on K Pop Chart 2026..

MV was shot on film, on an Arriflex 416 Super 16, my kind of MV

Hwa Sa, 'Good Goodbye'



a pair of HiVi-Swans active speakers makes me smile, Yamaha HS5 needs to wait another 6 months...

( btW, this thread pop up on 2nd page of threads, that not good...)

In the Andes there is now something called Q-pop (Q for Quechua)

L E N I N

Esto es Q´pop (Quechua pop)

www.youtube.com

 

[Dogman]

@Dogman - one of my all-time favorite podcasts is rock ‘n’ roll archaeology. It’s sort of an audio documentary history of rock ‘n’ roll from its beginning. Below is a link to a relatively recent episode where they covered the late 70s and early 80s Southern California music scene. I really enjoyed this episode and I think you will too. Check it out.

Episode 28: Songs From the Fault Line — Rock N Roll Archaeology — Overcast

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[caila77]

The last trane - Jhon coltrane

 

[santino]

Skalpel - Together

 

[Out to Lunch]

 

[Out to Lunch]