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09/06/2026 at 19:19 #646
alan c
Hi
Always fun to recommend music and bearing in mind the musical sensibilities of folk likely to be on here…my suggestion for today (one per day sounds about right so not swamped)….let me know your current ear wormsBeen listening to The Lemon Twigs recently and this is a great live version of the B-side of their recent single “I’ve Got A Broken Heart” live at the Bowery Ballroom, NY
V much channelling The Monkees IMHOFriday (I’m Gonna Love You)
https://youtu.be/_jFv_cIdJvw?si=LPVEBfxdJwGQWqQ7 -
09/06/2026 at 20:23 #696
Fran
Great band. I met them coming out of the cinema in New York last year. We had been to see “ One to One: John & Yoko “ A must see. Doc.
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09/06/2026 at 20:27 #704
alan c
Will check out.
Saw the twigs at QMU the other week there…were v good live
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09/06/2026 at 20:30 #707
Redtelephonebox
Recently completely obsessed with Hold On, Hold On by Neko Case. Obviously there’s a Travis connection on the wonderful Sing Me to Sleep from Wreckorder
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09/06/2026 at 20:36 #713
elfy
Went to see Dodgy the other week. They’re on top form these days. Summer Forever from their new album is getting a lot of play at the moment.
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09/06/2026 at 21:08 #753
alan c
Love Homegrown Sweet!
Hadn’t heard the Neko Case song…brilliant live performance with The Sadies here https://youtu.be/C2l7ZKJS47o?si=nyrch-RvQu207lxZ
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09/06/2026 at 21:11 #757
Moray
Not through choice, but the Gabbys Dollhouse soundtrack has been getting some serious air time recently.
I’m really into ‘Stickin’ with you’ just now. Which I genuinely think is one of the best lyrics about friendship!You’ll be the glitter, and I’ll be the glue.
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09/06/2026 at 21:16 #762
alan c
@moray
Ha! My kids all grown up so the Gabbys Dollhouse has passed me by but v catchy and the glitter/glue line is great -
09/06/2026 at 21:22 #765
j.smith
Nice! Love me some twigs.
I’m currently obsessed with “Shipwrecked mariner” by Judy Collins. Beautiful songwriting and as always a beautiful voice. -
09/06/2026 at 21:37 #785
geminishadow79
I’ve been Listening to a lot of twenty-one Pilots recently.
I know they are a bit mainstream right now, But I love them. Tyler Joseph’s creativity always leaves me speechless.
I could really get deep into all the reasons I think everyone should give them a try, and the lore they took ten years to build, but It would take all day and it would leave everyone wondering if I am okay. haha! So I won’t get into it. Just know, if you have never listened to them, they are worth your time
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09/06/2026 at 21:52 #812
Andy
I’ve been enjoying Mary Janes by Maisie Peters, don’t know much about her but it’s got a great lyric. And then found an old song by a band Called Frog called God Loved a Woman, honestly it is a sublime track, the guitar is beautiful, the vocal is vulnerable, the lyric is poetry, check it out!!!!
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09/06/2026 at 21:59 #821
Fran
Andy played me this the other day. Stunning. Great lyric. Frog- God Once Loved a Woman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jpYDohvzmo
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09/06/2026 at 22:01 #825
deebee
I’ve recently discovered Myles Kennedy’s voice. His work with ex Creed members under the name of Alter Bridge is really good. The song “Watch over you” is absolutely beautiful. On stage when Myles and Mark Tremonti play together, those guitars are on fire 🔥 (check out “Blackbird” live at the Royal Albert Hall with the Parallax orchestra)
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09/06/2026 at 22:04 #829
Redtelephonebox
I’ll be checking out all of these suggestions. alan c – yes I know this performance! Love the guitar at 1 minute. Seems ripe for a Travis cover, come on lads!
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09/06/2026 at 23:35 #911
TheInvisibleMan
I’m loving a band called Kingfishr from Ireland, discovered them thanks to Killeagh, a song about a GAA club in Cork (my family are from Cork, so feels even more special), but my song of the day choice is their latest release, The Sun Will Never Settle, which is just so beautiful and I cannot get out of my head or stop playing.
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10/06/2026 at 00:26 #943
alan c
Lots of great suggestions!
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10/06/2026 at 08:23 #1016
Neil
Quite a different vibe but I just discovered a lady Artist called Annette Peacock – Zany stuff – she was into synth/vocal/ambient and sang with some different artists also – allegedly Bowie was a fan.
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10/06/2026 at 09:03 #1025
BabyGrace
Not a new band and sounds very different from Travis but I really love Nine Inch Nails, their last tour was insane !
One of their best record is, to me Anyways, The Fragile but they are all epic! -
10/06/2026 at 11:04 #1037
Elodie
I’ve been obsessed with the last Fontaines DC album, I’ve especially connected with ‘Favorite’ and ‘Modern World’, but the whole album is just all so good!
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10/06/2026 at 16:25 #1099
Driftwood_
Listening to alot of Phil Collins era of Genesis. Invisible Touch and Duke has a lot of play at the moment from me, both really good and fun to listen to.
Domino (pt 1 & 2), Land of Confusion, Home by the Sea, Misunderstanding all great songs.
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10/06/2026 at 18:00 #1160
Melinda
I am absolutely in love with Sierra Ferrell and her latest album Trail of Flowers. I was introduced to her when she appeared on SNL with Mumford and Sons and haven’t been able to stop listening to this album. Top track for me right now is called Fox Hunt.
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11/06/2026 at 18:35 #1456
twistedpapa
Not so familiar with The Lemon Twigs but the last couple of singles from The Lemonheads were great! Deep End and In the Margin worth checking out 🙂
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11/06/2026 at 19:51 #1491
chiquitita
Love some oldies from The Breeders like Off you and Driving on 9. And sure Pixies. I would like to see them in Milan in July.
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29/06/2026 at 22:25 #2566
Moray
Ok another new one from a kids TV show again!
Walter Martin – let the tall ships sail
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E2CWTFb_7A4&list=RDE2CWTFb_7A4&start_radio=1&pp=ygUXbGV0IHRoZSB0YWxsIHNoaXBzIHNhaWygBwE%3D&ra=mI found my little girl singing along to it as it’s featured in the TV series Hilda. Hilda is a lovely little show, based on a series of books that are also excellent. Hilda has been great for my girl being able to relate to, as Hilda shares a lot of neuro divergent traits.
Anyway, finding myself exploring more of Walter Martins stuff as it bridges that kids into adults space. And Let the tall ships sail is a bop.
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29/06/2026 at 23:47 #2569
Ems
I’ve recently rediscovered some old songs, ones that I loved years ago and then they’ve cropped up again on my playlists and it’s made me pause and remember how great they are.
Elbow – My trouble
Charlie Winston – Boxes
Scott Matthews – Elusive
Jack Johnson – Go on and Constellations
Also read some Tom Petty interviews and its reaffirmed my love of the Traveling Wilburys, mother of all super groups
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