What Are You Listening To Now (2.0) . . .

Santana: https://youtu.be/9m9wwP4LNOQ

Taj Mahal. We are going to hear him on Sunday.

Bill

The roar of the A/C in my office.

We listened to "Punk Rock Girl" by the Dead Milkmen the other day.  We frequently talk about songs from the past and when someone says " How did that one go?" we ask Google to play it.  

My coworkers didn't like "Let Us Slay" by Gwar.  That's their only song I like, and I absolutely love the video!

Mark Knopfler, Stepjan Hauser, Laura McKennit. (Not sure of the spelling on #2&3, but pretty close.)

Right Now?

          I have the soundtrack disc on of "1492" Don't remember the Orchestra!

A piece by Bach.  I'm not a big fan of Bach but that is what was playing on my classical music station.

There's always P.D.Q. Bach.  I had heard about him way back when I was in grade school, just before H.S. and I got to go to a concert of him years ago Some years ago near Kississmee.The character was developed by a music professor and broiught classical a bit of a comic look and sound.

Rainer Hersch is having fun with classical too.

The hooked on classical series or records was brought out to combat disco.

I just got done playing the soundtrack to Tomorrowland.

The late great Norm McDonald once said "I was on a deserted island with the ability to play my five favorite records and it didn't make a bit of difference".  
I love Norm 

The 5 records I play most often

U2 Achtung baby-In my opinion they still make great music but this is a masterpiece.

Rush 2112-Probably the reason I'm a little hard of hearing today.  As a kid I would blast side 1 with headphones on.

Led Zepplin 1-Great blues tracks done by rock gods

The Who Who's Next-One of the all time greats at the top of their game.  it's called Baba O'Riley not Teenage wasteland.

Metallica Master of Puppets-Don't listen to this while modeling.  You'll destroy the entire stash.

Love PDQ!  He used to have a weekly  show on our local classical station.

My classical tastes tend towards modern stuff.  To avoid what seems like an oxymoron (modern classical) I call it 20th and 21 classical music, but it starts with the late 19th century Russian group.  Love John Williams.