What SMOKING music are you listening to? (2026)

[cohibasurfer]

 

[cohibasurfer]

 

[AVB]

Monday Mornibg Blues

 

[lucasbuck]

Monday blues

 

[dawgie]

 

[AVB]

TFT

New Order's first and last (so far) singles

 

[AVB]

Going back 15 years or so

Going back 25 years or so.

 

[lucasbuck]

TFT - absolute classics from my youth. Mid 70s Aerosmith was my favorite band for a few years. Then Van Halen I came out.

 

[dawgie]

TFT

 

[AVB]

WW

 

[lucasbuck]

WW - If you cotton to Americana, folk or bluegrass you should check this amazing lady out.

 

[AVB]

Where is that @kann guy? I think the way just disappears that we are just part of his secret agaent cover.

issappears

 

[lucasbuck]

....country metal..?? Really..?? Well, I really dig this one. Video is a little 'strange' but the music is solid as hell. She's worth keeping an eye on, IMHO... Six Feet Deep by Royale Lynn:

I liked this. Hoping the rest of her debut album is as good.

 

[bfreebern]

Thirsty Thursday?

 

[lucasbuck]

Thirsty Thursday - this one is dedicated to my best friends ex who once berated him for deigning to take her to an eatery with no liquor license.

 

[AVB]

Live Friday

Deep Purple, 'Made in Japan' (1972)​

IMO the single most well know hard rock live album of the 70's. Deep purple was in the middle of a string of Gold albums, Ritchie Blackmore was as innovative on guitar as anyone at the time, Jon Lord's Organ was integrated into the sound like no other Metal band of the day.
This was recorded in 1972 as part of that years Machine Head tour of 120 dates around the world. The tour continued into '73 with the show I saw in June being one of the last. Released in December of '72 in Japan it wasn't released in the US until the end of March '73.

Originally available as a 2 album set there have been a remaster of the original, 3 cd set with more of the show and a Super Deluxe Blu-ray edition for the 50th anniversary with 5 CDs and the Blu-Ray

This is the Original 2 LP set.

 

[PaulTra]

WW

The Cardigans have a long history of covering Black Sabbath and Ozzy songs and I'm here for it

 

[AVB]

The Cardigans have a long history of covering Black Sabbath and Ozzy songs and I'm here for it

They've done Iron Man twice.

 

[bfreebern]

Been a big fan of Radiohead since the '90s, saw them 3 times back then.

 

[lucasbuck]

Live Friday - one of my all time favorites.