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

VOICE!!!!!

On vinyl:-

On HDX

Calexico = California + Mexico
If you want to taste the southern Arizona desert, this will take you there.

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Originally posted by munch:
On 45rpm double Black Stuff.


This album sounds so good.

This band certainly covers a very dynamic range, from the quietest to very loud indeed. There is text somewhere that recommends turning up the volume by Garvie & Co.

I felt they had one of the very best sounds in concert I have ever heard.

Now on the HDX

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Originally posted by munch:
Now this Black Stuff .

Be careful with the stylus

Here's a forgotten man - great album though - on vinyl bought for a few quid in a chairty shop.

August & September

Then you came back to me and I went down on one knee
With a glint in my eyes and a rose between my teeth
And I pushed out my tongue for you to see
That Id been dying of a thirst for your company
Then you quenched my loneliness with your tears
And our clothes fell away as we rolled back the years

On HDX

Lovely music for a sunny afternoon over a Pimms, in between gardening.

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On the patio.

What's that some sort of irish music machine?

A masterpiece. Smokey piano lounge music to perfection.



1. Tom Traubert's Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
2. Step Right Up
3. Jitterbug Boy
4. I Wish I Was In New Orleans (In The Ninth Ward)
5. The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)
6. Invitation To The Blues
7. Pasties And A G-String (At The Two O'Clock Club)
8. Bad Liver And A Broken Heart (In Lowell)
9. The One That Got Away
10. Small Change
11. I Can't Wait To Get Off Work

Good at any time .

still one of my fave. albums from the 80's

it's a shame there are not many eccentric types like Billy Mack' in music these days - sadly missed

Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young, Crazy Horse

Not sure about this one...Chick Corea is always really good or really bad, no in between...

No, can't listen to anymore, switched too...

Stupid Dream [ENHANCED] [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] [SPECIAL EDITION] - Porcupine Tree

The Pink Fairies

Neverneverland

1. Do It
2. Heavenly Man
3. Say You Love Me
4. War Girl
5. Never Never Land
6. Track One Side Two
7. Thor
8. Teenage Rebel
9. Uncle Harry's Last Freak-Out
10. The Dream Is Just Beginning

Bonus Tracks
11. The Snake
12. Do It (Single Edit)
13. War Girl
14. Uncle Harry's Last Freak-Out (First Version)

[Remastered CD @ 2002]

John McLaughlin - Where Fortune Smiles 1970

The other members of the quintet—bassist Dave Holland, saxophonist John Surman, vibist Karl Berger, and drummer Stu Martin

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Originally posted by munch:
The 30th Anniversary Edition Black Stuff.

Just had one shipped from Play.com. I haven't listened to this since 1979.

It was mandaory when visiting my mate John Wilkinson, at full volume with the windows open!

Jono

Susan Tedeschi - Back to the River

Picked The CD remasters today,I have only played in the car ,but I think thev remastering leaves a lot to be desired compared with the Vinyl copy I have it seems really flat! anyone else agree?

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Originally posted by markah:

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Originally posted by Blueknowz:
On Silver!

Not only do you have a fine choice of football teams, but to find someone who also appreciates the talents of Maynard is cool.
"The Outsider" is awesome. Do you have "Mer De Noms"?

Mark, No I don't I have been meaning to ask you for sometime what you would recommend by them.......Jim