Mystery - The World is a Game   3rd play of this great album from Canadian band Mystery and it certainly has some Rush vibes going on. The lead singer sounds a lot like Geddy too - which is nice. They are quite new to me, so lot's more to explore.
Ross Jennings - A Shadow of My Future Self   vinyl
Saga - Generation 13

Joe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin

Quote from: Nickslikk2112 on June 08, 2023, 02:46:34 PMJoe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin

So when does old Joe end and new Joe start?

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Quote from: Nickslikk2112 on June 08, 2023, 02:46:34 PMJoe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin

So when does old Joe end and new Joe start?

Next Studio album I play, whatever that is...

Pendragon - North Star   new EP

Mystery - One Among the Living
Lars Fredrik Frøislie - Fire Fortellinger   solo album from Wobbler's keyboard player Lars Fredrik Frøislie who plays all instruments bar bass guitar.

So far
Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden
The Venus Principle - Stand in Your Light
Behold! the Monolith - From the Fathomless Deep
Marillion - An Hour Before it's Dark
Opeth - In Cauda Venenum

It's a good day for listening and reading

King's X - Live Minneapolis 1998

Ian Dury - The Very Best Of

Used to listen to Billericay Dickie with an old flame called Janet. Always good for a laugh.

Rush - Signals

For an album where the guitar is so held back, it has sublime solos, and most especially The Weapon.

Haken - Fauna   purple vinyl
The Tangent - The Music That Died Alone   blue vinyl
The Tangent - The World That We Drive Through   green vinyl

Berlin - Count Three & Pray

I needed some sort of post-cycling relaxation:

Lunatic Soul - Through Shaded Woods
Telepath - Mental Mutations

Eloy - Dawn
Mystery - One Among the Living
Mystery - Lies and Butterflies
Mystery - The World is a Game
Squid - O Monolith  Squid's new album and it's a challenging listen. I've played it 3 times now and it's crazy, chaotic and so beautiful in parts. In the main I do like it and it's a serious progression from their first album - Bright Green Field. But there are a couple of low points for me, but maybe repeated listens will bring those forward too. Whatever though it's great to see experimental music like this still being made by young bands. I just need to get the vinyl now.
The Pale Fountains - ... From Across The Kitchen Table  Vinyl. This is a stupidly good album from these scouse popsters from 1985. They only made 2 albums: this and 1984's Pacific Street (both I had on cassette) and remains some of my favourite music from the 80s. And newly re-released on vinyl this year.

Joe Bonamassa - Live from Nowhere in Particular