What music do you listen to?

[carlos marighela]

Cos we can't leave North America out of the mix. Try these. Really fun, feel good stuff.





Proving that the tuba is the most subversive instrument in the orchestra. Turns shitty Scandi-pop or shitty Aussie-pop into something worth hearing instantly.  Not only subverts Euro/Anglo pop but ranchero music at the same time. 

Vikingos del Norte, the world's best 'not quite a cover band'. Now if I was going to paint Vikings.....

[Basementboy]

In reply to the first one, I’m already familiar with Fatoumata Diawara, found her through her excellent collab with Gorillaz
I’ll check the rest out!

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

Interesting. Haven't been able to listen to Eno's ambient works for years but I do regularly roll out 'Here Come the Warm Jets'. First 'Japanese pressing' I can recall buying.

Blank Frank should not be heard anywhere near my gaming area for either playing to or painting to. It remains a great album but not for gaming soundtrack/intense concentration while painting. 

[levied troop]

BBC 6Music while I’m painting, partly because they introduced me to:

Have a listen to Wet Leg, Yard Act, and Last Dinner Party…

but mostly because they have Iggy Pop as a DJ!

[Tom Dulski]

 I paint almost every afternoon when I return from work. I usually listen to Adam Carolla podcasts. He's funny and it helps me to keep up with what's going on in the news.

[Basementboy]

In terms of podcasts (we’re rather off topic now but that’s fine ) I really enjoy Tom Holland on The Rest Is History. They’re very informative, and have a nice sense of humour too.

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

I used to listen to the “Hardcore History” podcast long ago…i wonder if they are still around. 

[Cholmondely Percival IV]

For a variety of reasons I rarely listen to music these days and have little if any knowledge of most of the artists mentioned but I’m nevertheless pleased to have read this thread for the immense gratification it has given me in not mentioning, let alone recommending, Sabaton or any any other exponent of military history metal. It is a genre that in my opinion has no conceivable reason to exist other than to make listeners question their life choices.

[Easy E]

20-Sided Gamified, Man Battlestations, and Little Wars TV Podcasts for me! 

[Basementboy]

I didn’t even know Little Wars had a podcast!!! How did I miss this!!!

[Old Contemptable]

Classic Rock and Classical Music.

[Ady]

Depends on my mood...

Anything From Audiobook to podcast to Vietnam war 'era Rock to German Industrial....

I have a VERY Ecclectic playlist that ioves some very wierd juxtapositions sometimes...

[Basementboy]

I have an eclectic playlist as well
What sort of podcasts? I’ve already mentioned that I like historical stuff, and actual play RPG ‘casts as well.

[Ady]

I have an eclectic playlist as well
What sort of podcasts? I’ve already mentioned that I like historical stuff, and actual play RPG ‘casts as well.

We're currently working through the Black Pants Legion Traveller RPG sessions at the mo.. Also include a couple of modelling one(names escape me at the mo), some rule writing/game design ones as well

[Malebolgia]

I'm currently looping 'The Witness' by Adam Jones (from TOOL). It's awesome painting music and I just can't get enough of the song: