What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

latest Dylan - he's still got it.

You can't beat a bit of blues:-

The Crystal Method - Divided By Night

Only listened to it a couple of times so far but its fantastic!

Why? because who did I find outside the gallery where I work this morning...I'll give you a clue-it wasn't Jimmy Page.

Alanis Morissette - Unplugged

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Originally posted by BigH47:
You can't beat a bit of blues

Regards,
Michel

Agreed

SWMBO has taken over the music
On Silver!

1. Barricades & Brickwalls
2. Not Pretty Enough
3. On A Bad Day (with Lucinda Williams)
4. Runaway Train (with Buddy Miller) (Album Version)
5. A Little Bit Lonesome
6. Nullarbor Song
7. A Million Tears (with Matthew Ryan)
8. Still Feeling Blue (with Buddy Miller)
9. This Mountain
10. Crossfire (Featuring The Living End)
11. Falling Into You
12. If I Were You
13. I Still Pray / Ignorance (with Paul Kelly)

EMI cd @ 2001

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Originally posted by kuma:

On the background whilst I fiddle with Mana nuts. ( need something soothing, otherwise, I go ballistic )

Haim,

I think you like above CD if you don't have it already.

Kuma,

How is his Conversation with Bill Evans? The only Thibaudet disc I have is a Satie. He gave a concert last year in Chicago but I decided not to go. I am trying to avoid Orchestra Hall as much as I can.

Haim

Few sonatas out of his 555 output.

Thanks Haim for increasing my CD budget yet again. This just arrived tonight and just nearing the end of my first listen.

A busy evening already. Before the Bach...

...and before the Schubert...

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
How is his Conversation with Bill Evans? The only Thibaudet disc I have is a Satie. He gave a concert last year in Chicago but I decided not to go. I am trying to avoid Orchestra Hall as much as I can.

Haim,

I saw him perform Ravel's Concerto for the left hand. What a dissapointment. I thought the performance was not dynamic or expressive enough merely massaging keyboards rather than playing it.
Also, I thought it was pretty sloppy, too.

then again, maybe that's his style. So, I guess his *flowy* type of playing suits Evans' stuff or Satie better. Not a bad cover. Give it a try.

Change of pace. Rach on the Briks.

~<>~ Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) ~<>~

Side 1:
Piano Concerto in A minor op.16

Side 2:
Peer Gynt Suite no.1 & no.2

Odd Gruner-Hegge conductor
The Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra

RCA Camden Classics LP @ 1967


~<>~


I'm a bit taken back, I‘m not supposed to have this record. I purchased it from eBay last year sometime, and only just got around to cleaning and playing it.
The sleeve cover is correct… Decca - Beethoven Hammerklavier Sonata in B flat op.106 with Vladimir Ashkenazy on piano!
But the record inside is on RCA label, and music that Mr. Grieg is so well known for.

The Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra is doing a fine job for my consolement, but i can't help feel like i've found a shilling, but lost a pound : (

nymph

~<>~ Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart ~<>~

Divertimento in E flat major, K.563

Trio A Cordes de Paris ~
Charles Frey violon (Nicolas Gagliano 1726)
Michel Michalakakos alto (Gasparo da Salo 1560)
Jean Grout violoncello (Bernardel 1839)

Le Chant du Monde LP @ 1986 harmonia mundi

Santana - Santana GAIN 2™ Ultra Analog 180g LP

Up Next:

Santana - Abraxas GAIN 2™ Ultra Analog 180g LP

quote:

Originally posted by naim_nymph:
1. Barricades & Brickwalls
2. Not Pretty Enough
3. On A Bad Day (with Lucinda Williams)
4. Runaway Train (with Buddy Miller) (Album Version)
5. A Little Bit Lonesome
6. Nullarbor Song
7. A Million Tears (with Matthew Ryan)
8. Still Feeling Blue (with Buddy Miller)
9. This Mountain
10. Crossfire (Featuring The Living End)
11. Falling Into You
12. If I Were You
13. I Still Pray / Ignorance (with Paul Kelly)

EMI cd @ 2001

Hi Nymph,

How is this album? I purchased Carnival but can't seem to get into it.

Best regards,
Pat