What are you listening to Part the Third

[mikeymad]

and..

Scream
by Ozzy Osbourne (2021)

https://album.link/b02swtdbpb428

Example:

Not a fav album, but some gems in there. 

And the sad... 

[Knuckledragger]

The Cardigans also did a cover of "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" on their first album from '94. 

My college roommate loved that band and had all of their albums (which was ~3 at that point.)

[mikeymad]

... and

Ordinary Man
by Ozzy Osbourne (2020)

https://album.link/nz94tsmmhqxd0

Example:

 

Amazing trick that his voice is like a switch, 70yo+ at this point and his voice is right there the entire time, and of course he gets the players to show up. 

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Listened to Vol 4 and Sabotage earlier, on to my favourite album of (early) Ozzy era:

...which has 5 of my favourite tracks by them (Back Street Kids, You Won't Change Me, Gypsy, All Moving Parts (Stand Still), and Dirty Women).

[mikeymad]

...and 

Patient Number 9
by Ozzy Osbourne (2022)

https://album.link/hm7bxmvpdbdjz

Example:

His final release as my final listen for the day. Thanks Ozzman for sharing your art and pain with us. 

The Ozzman goeth.  🤘

[robm321]

Didn't get a chance to listen to anything yesterday, and over half a century of music is too much to take in, so I'll just listen to this one. In a way it covers it all. 

vinyl

[mikeymad]

Central Heating (Expanded Edition)
by Heatwave (1977)

https://album.link/fqbsvcbx7srf0

Example:

Some cool grooves on a warm day.

[mikeymad]

Who's Sorry Now
by Connie Francis (1958)

https://album.link/kmwg40gxf7nmt

Example:

Mic was a little hot back then with some peaking, but she could belt.

[mikeymad]

On 6/20/2021 at 6:34 PM, mikeymad said:

Feels So Good
Chuck Mangione
1977

Non-title track example:

 

^^

This for probably the rest of the day - bummed...

 

 

[mikeymad]

In keeping with the theme of recent deaths:

Mozart: Violin Concertos, Vol. 2
by Francesca Dego (2022)

https://album.link/9hmfjqg7gqtbm

Example:

RIP, last week, Conductor Sir Roger Norrington (91). This had been in my queue since last year, but never made it to the top. Sad that it had to be posthumously. It turns out to be his last recording.  He was not really a part of my musical journey. He recorded on labels and conducted works that I was not buying at the time they were being released. I have some recommendations from a classical music friend that I will check out in the future. 

[Dusty Chalk]

Aisles, most recent EP, Obras de Los Jaivas (immediately listened to it a second time, it's great, especially 2nd and 4th tracks), now listening to 2023 album, Beyond Drama and it's great, too.

Energetic, modern prog rock with lovely, lovely clean vocals