Music That Passed You By - Now Discovered

[whitelion]

The Dandy Warhols At the time loved Bohemian Like You and thought they were a one-hit wonder. Then found You Were My Last High six months or so ago which led me to find tracks such as Sleep; STYGGO; Mohammed; Talk Radio; Godless; You Are Killing Me etc.

Marillion loved them first time around but discovered the re-incarnation with tracks such as When I Meet God; You're Gone; etc

 

[wadhurstseagull]

Mark Eitzel. Latest album is fantastic - working my way backwards.


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[Stato]

This has appeared as a recommendation for me on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RBRJVUsI48

I must admit they I had never heard of them, but think they are great.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Queen
Have been given the whole back catalogue, so slowly working my way through.

 

[whitelion]

Queen
Have been given the whole back catalogue, so slowly working my way through.

I was fortunate to live through the whole of Queen's reign. I went to their free concert in Hyde Park in 1976 - my sister was more of a fan at the time (which partially influenced me) I was less 'commercial' but looking back they've made some fabulous music - just wish Freddie was still around.

 

[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

Only discovered Muse a couple of years back.

Absolutely love them now

 

[Weststander]

As a kid I didn't like soul / disco particularly, which changed when old enough to go clubbing from the
80's onwards. Chic and others from that time are amazing:

 

[AmexRuislip]

I was fortunate to live through the whole of Queen's reign. I went to their free concert in Hyde Park in 1976 - my sister was more of a fan at the time (which partially influenced me) I was less 'commercial' but looking back they've made some fabulous music - just wish Freddie was still around.

It's always good to vary your musical tastes, as I was always totally R&B.
As well as Queen, I'm catching up with Bauhaus and Pink Floyd.

 

[whitelion]

As a kid I didn't like soul / disco particularly, which changed when old enough to club from the
80's onwards. Chic and others are amazing:

That's a good call - remember dancing and pulling to that music.

 

[whitelion]

It's always good to vary your musical tastes, as I was always totally R&B.
As well as Queen, I'm catching up with Bauhaus and Pink Floyd.

Again I'm old enough to remember buying Pink Floyd albums as they came out. I'm glad you're discovering them. As you say musical diversity is key really - I love all sorts folk; rock; classical; jazz; blues; etc. etc.

Have you tried Cat Stevens? Catch Bull At Four.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Again I'm old enough to remember buying Pink Floyd albums as they came out. I'm glad you're discovering them. As you say musical diversity is key really - I love all sorts folk; rock; classical; jazz; blues; etc. etc.

Have you tried Cat Stevens? Catch Bull At Four.

Will YT now

 

[Is it PotG?]

Joni Mitchell (was too young) and Prefab Sprout.

 

[studio150]

It's always good to vary your musical tastes, as I was always totally R&B.
As well as Queen, I'm catching up with Bauhaus and Pink Floyd.

I'm somewhat in a different direction having got Queen and Pink Floyd albums when they were released. I really like the current trend for releasing a back catalogue on cd for a reasonable price. I am currently working my way through the entire Marvin Gaye album collection having previously not taken too much interest.

 

[indy3050]

After having to watch guardians of the galaxy 1 and then 2 back to back, The Chain by Fleetwood Mac! I'd obviously heard the end years ago as an F1 enthusiast but never heard the first part! When 'Starlord' takes on his dad 'Ego' I was blown away in the cinema. I'm younger than 40 if that helps...

 

[AmexRuislip]

I have mentioned the Leftover Cuties before on here, but I still think they're brill'
Also Anderson Paak, I've recently discovered

 

[whitelion]

I have mentioned the Leftover Cuties before on here, but I still think they're brill'
Also Anderson Paak, I've recently discovered

I'll check that out.

 

[pasty]

Until I met Mrs P my entire idea of reggae was based on UB40, and I hated it. She however, is a massive fan and has slowly but surely indoctrinated me over the last 16 years.

 

[AmexRuislip]

I'll check that out.

let us know the results

 

[£1.99]

Not really passed me by but revisiting the Blues. Some great stuff on Don Odells Legends on YouTube.
Like these
https://youtu.be/pfdFZXiRcHA

https://youtu.be/nXZb4X-vouM

 

[whitelion]

let us know the results

Ditto with the Cat Stevens album - coincidentally I'm playing that now atm as I reminded myself just how good it is.