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What Are You Listening To?

HOT CHOCOLATE ~ I Gave You My Heart
Classic. Just one of their best, RIP Erroll
WL
 
I will Survive playing it on loop Its speaking tones to me
 
Going Nowhere - Kings of Leon - Date Unknown (Post 2020)

 
Take Me to Your Leader - Ice Cube / Cubevision - 2024

 
Reflections · Diana Ross & The Supremes - 1967

 
CARO EMERALD ~ A Night Like This
Caro is one amazing awesome lady<3 I love this song albeit a bit of a long intro!
WL
 
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Super Sharp Shooter - DJ Zinc - 1996 (2022 Remaster)

 
All Apologies - Nirvana - 1993

 
Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash - 1963

 
Dumb - Nirvana - 1993

 
Tezzz said:
I'm listening to a Slade LP. It's called "Play It Loud" and I am :D

You can find it on youtube.
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It's interesting listening to their early stuff, before they'd fully 'found their voice'. I wasn't aware of Slade until 'Cum On Feel the Noize' but now I like all their music, in their various styles. My favourite era is 'Slade in Flame', when they were adding more reflective songs to their 'stomping'. I love the film, even though at the time people were puzzled and disappointed that it was so downbeat, rather than another 'A Hard Day's Night'.

I used to live in Wolverhampton and Dave Lee was well known there for giving music lessons (for free) at a local school for children with additional needs.
 
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I'm listening to the real vinyl 8 minute 12 inch 45 of Donna Summer - I Feel Love - on auto repeat LOL.

 
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CliffH said:
It's interesting listening to their early stuff, before they'd fully 'found their voice'. I wasn't aware of Slade until 'Cum On Feel the Noize' but now I like all their music, in their various styles. My favourite era is 'Slade in Flame', when they were adding more reflective songs to their 'stomping'. I love the film, even though at the time people were puzzled and disappointed that it was so downbeat, rather than another 'A Hard Day's Night'.

I used to live in Wolverhampton and Dave Lee was well known there for giving music lessons (for free) at a local school for children with additional needs.
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I'm a Slade nut Cliff. I have all their 45s CDs and the DVD of Flame. I've met Noddy at a book signing and he even signed my Old New Borrowed and Blue LP for me. Most days I listen to Slade on the record player. I have had to replace many copies of their vinyl as I thrashed it as a teenager.
 
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