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

Milt Jackson

Tori Amos "Scarlet's Hidden Treasure"
bonus cd with Sunny Florida dvd package

Steve Hillage banging out the PsyTrance beats and you know they're wicked man real wicked







Dean...OVOC

Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)

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SIDE ONE
English Folk Song Suite
Arr.G.Jacob
i Seventeen Come Sunday
ii My Bonny Boy
iii Folk Song from Somerset
Old King Cole
Ballet for Orchestra

SIDE TWO
The Wasps Overture
Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis
Grensleeves fantasia

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Pye Records @ 1975

a couple eps back to back
Dylan Sneed and Ben Nichols

On vinyl. Still think this is Procol Harum's best.

The majestic Doors, live on you tube...

here

What a smouldering smoothie of sexuality and sensuality, what a grand showman, what a genius, how genuine, what a talent we have in Jim.

Is there Pop music made like this today?






Dean...

Lacey Brown

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

MESSIAH (Highlights)

Elsie Morison soprano
Marjorie Thomas contralto
Richard Lewis tenor
The Huddersfield Choral Society
Chorus Master: Herbert Bardgett O.B.E.
Eric Chadwick organ
The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Sir Malcolm Sargent

(Performed in 1959... i think)

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I was just starting to mopp over a very dirty kitchen floor when the the Hallelujah Chorus came up!

Debs

From the boys behind the legendary Slam nights in Glasgow and the awesome Soma Record Label.






Dean....OVOC

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Originally posted by JWM:

Sometymes Why. Recommended hereabouts. Not my usual fare, but quite enjoyable nonetheless.

That'll be me I think. I think it's trif!

Beck - Guero

Tindersticks

Hugh Ramopolo Masekela (b1939)

Techno-Bush

A1 Don't Go Lose It Baby
A2 The Seven Riffs Of Africa : Medley
A2.1 The Lion Never Sleeps
A2.2 Isikhokhiyana
A2.3 Grazing In The Grass

B1 Motlalepula (The Rainmaker)
B2 Getting Fat In Africa
B3 Pula Ea Na (It's Raining)
B4 African Secret Society
B5 U - Dwi

Bass - Zakes Mchunu
Drums - Bongani Nxele
Engineer - Greg Cutler
Engineer [Mix] - Nigel Green
Guitar [Rhythm] - Banjo Mosele
Guitar, Vocals - John Selolwane
Horns, Percussion, Vocals, Keyboards -
Hugh Masekela
Organ - Moses Ngwenya
Percussion - Gasper Lawal*
Producer - Stewart Levine
Programmed By [Fairlight Cmi Music Computer] - Peter Harris
Vocals - Mandisa Dlanga , Mopati Tsienyane , Stella Khumalo , Tsepo Tshola

Recorded at the Battery Mobile at the Woodpecker Inn, Gaborone, Botswana.
Mixed at Battery Studios in London @ 1984

CD5

Fine call floid, I'm now going to listen to ...

Anyone heard the 'live' CD Recorded Delivery yet?

The Phantom Band

CD5

CD5

John Mellencamp

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Originally posted by patk:

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by patk:
The Decemberists - The Hazards of Love

Had this playing in the car most of the week - short snippets daily on my trip to the train station.

How'd you like it? I enjoy all of their albums, but I haven't listened to this one as much as I'd hoped. Keep buying more and more music thanks to the good folks here.

Best regards,
Pat

Pat - this is my first Decemberists album and I quite like it - a grower. I need to give it a complete run through this week though rather than my daily snippets.

Cheers

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
A classical early morning Jeff. Something a bit more in yer face here.

A little classical followed by a little jazz - early morning and easier to control the volume on this.

Listened to Damnation earlier this week at work. If you can find this on Spotify, check it out - anthemic rock but ever so slightly laid back - I have been enjoying it. He was/is the lead singer for Dishwalla.

JR Richards "a beautiful end"


be well, Adrian

Jeff A

Thanks Jeff - will look out for it. Cheers