I had a dream last night that there was a thread with this title on here and I wanted to post a song but couldn’t find the thread. (Yes, I had a Murmurs dream…)
Anyway, I’ve decided to make my dream come true and create the thread!
I’m currently a little obsessed with this song by Camera Obscura:
Good thread. 
Listening to the records I have from 1984 recently, this album, I really loved back then. I listened to it last week and all the love for it came back. This song is still sticking with me.
I just love this one! L-10-11 is a special talent
On Tv this week there is a run of James Bond films, this one has me captivated. John Barry wrote some of my fav movie themes.
25 or 6 to 4, by Chicago. Terry Kath is a super underrated guitarist.
Currently obsessed with this song:
Heard lots of good things about The War on Drugs so I’m checking them out for the first time. This song has grabbed me. A strange 80s vibe to it. In a good way. And a riff that could’ve been on an early R.E.M. album.
"We danced to “Desolation Row” One of my fav Bod Dylan songs.
I stream but don’t use the app to see what I listen to most or anything like that. However, I can say without question that my most listened to album of 2022 is Julia Jacklin’s Crushing from 2019. After two years of no new music purchases, I’ve done a bit of catching up. I could name one of several songs from that record but I’m going with this one.
I’ve had this song in my head for 3 days since Jonathon posted The Indigo Girls in NPR Tiny Desk Concert thread. 
Haha my Dad was in Goldfinger. He was a freelance bass guitarist (1923-1999) and appears at the very beginning of the film where Sean Connery swims underwater in a frogdivers suit into a cavern nightclub and quickly changes into a white DJ. There was a trio band playing in the background (tomtoms, double bass(Dad) and keyboards (sorry Dad it just came back to me that this was pre bass guitar). They’re all wearing yellow short sleeved towelling tops. Anyway the whole place gets blown up immediately but if you freeze frame it, you can see my Dad for 1 second 
He kept that towelling top as a memento and would wear it looking like a cool dude on holidays 
This has just got that hugeness of the States about it. Everything is so much bigger over there. I guess we’re just a little island… 
Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac - 1997 - YouTube
We are doing this in Rockchoir at the moment as a tribute to the late Christine McVie. My goodness what great things can happen when Brits and Americans come together! This was an encore. Just look at Mick Fleetwood’s face, he’s completely carried away with the drumming - he was asked how he did it and he said he didn’t know it just comes- what a gift. He looks just like Rasputin (Rhys Ifans) in The Kingsman film 
. I love the understatement of Christine and John McVie’s playing and then you have the complete showman that is Lindsey Buckingham. Not forgetting of course that Stevie Nicks was the inspiration for the song. Just wow. I can’t get enough at the moment and have to practise my part by blocking out the original. It’s all syncopated too so quite hard for us old ladies to get a grip on but so worth it! 
Thank you, Lori. That song really took me back. I have a little bit of history with it and didn’t remember that. It was nice reliving those feelings.
I always wake up with one song in my mind and can’t explain it. Sometimes it comes in a dream and I keep repeating it through the day. Today it’s this:
And then, because I just saw this online, here’s “Personal Jesus” live on Colbert this past week:
The Boys from Basildon Essex. Very 80s and still going. I’ve always liked their stuff but I only ever bought 1 single.
She has a lovely seductive unusual voice. Strange choice of attire in the video- does she think she’s in a costume drama? She might want to be a bit careful running down the street dressed like that-people might think she’s a bit doolally 
Tracey Thorn. I have Everything But The Girl on my future record purchase wish list. My wish list keeps on expanding when I come on here.
Weyes Blood - A Lot’s Gonna Change
The first song on her album Titanic Rising. I’m enjoying the album well enough, but this song has really connected.
Obsessed with this song. The album’s good, but this song is a cut above all the others.