Luminosity

 

Mr. T

Stephen Marley - "Old Soul"

G-Man

James - "Sometimes (Lester Piggot)"

LADS! Take a night and reintroduce yourself to James. Specifically their 1993 album Laid. Put it in the old CD player in the Civic on one of this week's trip to work, man, what an album. Every track a joy, different from the last and the next one just keeps the energy going! James!!

Doug

Luke Combs - "Fast Car"

Dano

Daft Punk - "Instant Crush" feat. Julian Casablancas

Hail King Julian!

Jonny HP

TBD

Mike D

Ed Sheeran - "A Beautiful Game"

Or should I say Ted Sheeran

J.B.

Stars - "Your Ex Lover Is Dead"

This one always brings me back to a girl that I was briefly with and things went poorly. We both let things just fade out and those 'icy cracks'....well I can still feel them today. Insane how some music can make memories so vivid.

Special Guest Pick!

Prince Cliff

David Usher - "Forest Fire"

So MuCh SmOkEy DiS wEeK!!? MaMa & dAdA cOuLdN't TaKe Me OuTsIdE 2 pLaY. BoOoO

Upside Down O

 Rob

Smashing Pumpkins - "Tonight, Tonight"

Note From G-Man: "Great way to kick us off"

Mr. T

Stephen Marley - "Traffic Jam"

G-Man

Helmet - "In The Meantime"

When I was younger I got picked on quite a bit. One of the main culprits often wore a Helmet T-shirt. The one with the alien shaking the guy's hand? For this sole reason I really never gave the band that much of a chance. Sure I knew a couple tracks, "Unsung" and their cover of "Army Of Me", but anytime I heard a song by them or heard their name, it brought back unpleasant memories. Sometimes you just gotta say enough is enough and stare that fucker straight in the eye. I've been warming up to Helmet lately, which is great because they are the type of dysfunctional, heavy and frigged up music that I could've used for the past 20 years. Thankfully as I get older, the music stays the same. 

Doug

Rascal Flatts - "Bless The Broken Road"

Dano

The Dead Tongues - "Wild Perfume"

Jonny HP

The Arcade Fire - "Rebellion (Lies)"

Mike D

Band Of Horses - "The Funeral"

J.B.

McLusky - "To Hell With Good Intentions"