What are you listening to?

[Duque de Bragança]

And Rammstein have released another video (guys keeping busy in their old age ):

Dicke Titten - aka Fat Big Tits. They lyrics reflect the POV of a middle aged lonely man, looking for a woman. He stresses he doesn't demand much: she doesn't have to be beautiful, she doesn't have to be rich, or smart, and she even doesn't have to kiss him ... but she must have big tits.

Warning: around the 4:15 mark, during the end credits, you briefly see blurry black and white boobs. (which is a lot more restraint than I expected from the video's title - no reverse birthing in bloody detail this time ). It does mirror the ending of their Zick Zack video where one of the grannies briefly flashes her boobs at the end.

Also, the video, according to the end credits was filmed in Ellmau, in Austrian Tyrol.

Considering Rammstein's track record, the video is remarkably restrained. 

[Syt]

A lovely new ballad from Lorna Shore.

I've listened to this song way too much in the last two weeks or so. Still awesome.

[Syt]

New video from Alestorm, about Blackbeard aka Edward Teach. It's ... well, it's an Alestorm song. A good singalong, but to me doesn't really stand out from their other songs.

I had the closed captions on for the lyrics. I appreciate them adding captions for the guitar solo, too. 

[viper37]

A lovely new ballad from Lorna Shore.

it's a great band.  I like Shadow of Intent too.

[Admiral Yi]

Trivia question: what was the original name of The Hollies?

Jo-Jo, I'm looking at you.

[Admiral Yi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNot47WRBFk

I offer this exhibit as proof that flipped collars are cool.

The answer to the trivia question is The Deadbeats.  According to Graham Nash the MC at their first gig asked the band name and they decide then and there that The Deadbeats sucked and changed it to The Hollies.

[Syt]

Latest video from Electric Callboy (ft. Conquer Divide) was ... not what I was expecting.

Very much a throwback to maybe early 2000s high school rock?

[Syt]

Listening to an ambient fantasy/RPG playlist at work, and this popped up:

Heard the initial chord and ... yeah, this will forever be the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy intro for me (radio drama and TV series).

[Syt]

Lovely new song by Lorna Shore. Warning: flashing/strobing lights.

[Josephus]

Alan Parson Project--Eve

[mongers]

Alan Parson Project--Eve

Nice one.

[The Minsky Moment]

Keith Jarrett Trio - Standards Vol. 1 (1983)

First album from the "Standards Trio" - Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette - which performed and recorded for over 30 years.

This is an exceptional group that defined the piano trio for their generation, but for me it is marred by Jarrett's vocalizations. Such vocalizations are not unusual in piano players - Thelonious Monk, Oscar Petersos, Bud Powell, among others, but Jarrett's on this album (and some of the other Std Trio recordings) are so loud and extreme that I find it hard to focus on the music.

[Malthus]

Unmet Ozcan - Mongolian techno!

https://youtu.be/9uMtnH7cABg

[The Brain]

Not to Spotify commercials, that's for sure.

[mongers]

Wishbone Ash - 'Argus'