What are you listening to right now?

[ssdd]

Anyway tom, I think it's about time we had some of your own legendary music:

"The Best Of Thomas Tallis"

[PostmanBitesDog]

Let's shake things up a bit, shall we?

Being an immigrant myself, I can easily relate to this classic:

[blue1873]

"Down South Jukin" / Lynyrd Skynyrd

[ssdd]

Here's one for you blue1873. I don't think it's how you got your username, but anyway. It's from W.C. Handy (born in 1873), and known as "Father of the Blues":

[ssdd]

One for you PBD. Nearly, but not quite:

Or you could have anything by Shaun Ryder: https://www.nme.com/news/music/shaun-ry ... og-2546807

[PostmanBitesDog]

One for you PBD. Nearly, but not quite

Close enough. Thanks!

Or you could have anything by Shaun Ryder

I remember that story about his antic. He copied the idea from me. Even dropping a tab of ye ol' Purple Dots!

[PostmanBitesDog]

Time for some thumping good music.

London's Siouxsie and the Banshees ~ "Israel" (Live at the Royal Albert Hall London, 1983).

[blue1873]

One from a long long long time ago
"Once Again " / Barclay James Harvest
A real blast from my past ..."loving it"

[blue1873]

Send Away The Tigers / Manic Street Preachers

[PostmanBitesDog]

An old fave of mine...

Birmingham, West Midlands' The Beat (a.k.a. The English Beat) ~ "Mirror in the Bathroom" [Album: I Just Can't Stop It - 1980]



♪ ♫ Mirror in the bathroom
Please talk free
The door is locked
Just you and me
Can I take you to a restaurant
That's got glass tables
You can watch yourself
While you are eating ♪ ♫

♫ Mirror in the bathroom
I just can't stop it
Every Saturday you see me
Window shopping
Find no interest
In the racks and shelves
Just ten thousand reflections
Of my own sweet self, self, self... ♪

[ssdd]

Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F (1984)

[PostmanBitesDog]

Saint-Saëns is stunning!
Sorry folks, but this maybe a little too highbrow for the average postie. That is, unless you're a sophisticate comme moi.

Paris, France's Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) ~ "Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 78 - Second Movement - Maestoso"



Orchestra: BBC Proms
Conductor: Paavo Järvi

[ssdd]

Paris, France's Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) ~ "Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 78 - Second Movement - Maestoso"

Best use of the 'cuppa' emoji I've seen yet. It surely surpasses my monkey brow, but I appreciate the skill, timing and expertise of every performer. I especially liked the way Paavo wipes his head @ 5.39 - it really highlights the exuberance.

[ssdd]

Now, I'm sorry I'm going to have to drop in another Khruangbin track (well, not really sorry). I promise it'll be the last. I don't know how many times I've played this now. Love, love, love it!

Khruangbin - Friday Morning [Live at Villain|Pitchfork]

[blue1873]

The somewhat underrated " New Adventures in HI- FI " / REM.