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

Anybody for some cleansing fire?

As that fire ended my postie arrived with this.

Very uplifting band. Very spiritual. Excellent vocals.

555,

Have been in my CDs again?

Jono

On 45rpm vinyl:-

Jono

I wore gloves, so no point dusting for prints.

John

~<>~

Yusef Lateef ~ Hush 'N' Thunder

side A:
Come Sunday
The Hump
Opus #1 - Opus #2
This Old Building

side B:
Prayer
Sunset
HIs Eye On The Sparrow
Destination Paradise

~<>~

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

quote:

Originally posted by JamieWednesday:
An old favourite (of virtually everyone...) - but this is a Jap pressing, seems a pretty much 'standard on the outside' Warners CD but something's not the same - fantastic clarity, first class presentation

Is it the 20P2 ?

huh?

quote:

Originally posted by JamieWednesday:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

quote:

Originally posted by JamieWednesday:
An old favourite (of virtually everyone...) - but this is a Jap pressing, seems a pretty much 'standard on the outside' Warners CD but something's not the same - fantastic clarity, first class presentation

Is it the 20P2 ?

huh?

, the catalogue number on the spine, does it start with 20P2. All Japanese pressings can be easily recognized by the series they belong to, e.g. 20P2, 32XD, 32DP etc.

Another great recommendation by Stefan the MIA.

The Band - Music From Big Pink Ultradisc UHR

Can't really believe I am listening to this for the first time ever (that I know about). It's really quite good. $1 from Streetlight.

Ramsey Lewis: Love Notes
'77 Release. The original US Columbia label.

Cocteau Twins

On vinyl

One of the most prettiest, peaceful, delicate, blissful albums ever made.

Inspired by David

On vinyl

It'll End in Tears

Captures an era, a record label, and collaborative genius wonderfully.

This Mortal Coil - Sixteen Days-Gathering Dust 12''

Breathtakingly beautiful rendition of a wonderful Tim Buckley-tune ("Song to the Siren"), which gets the ethereal 4AD-treatment with wondrous results. A stunner.

On 180gm vinyl

Nitin Sawhney 'all mixed up'

A change of pace and decade.

Stunning re-workings of some of his most diverse and inspiring tunes

The Free CD from the £7.99 Classic Rock Presents... Prog Magazine - Featuring the same PT 'Time Flies' edit from Roadrunner. Sounds great thru the Briks though Plenty of interesting articles in the Mag

quote:

Originally posted by DenisA:


The Free CD from the £7.99 Classic Rock Presents... Prog Magazine - Featuring the same PT 'Time Flies' edit from Roadrunner. Sounds great thru the Briks though Plenty of interesting articles in the Mag

Bought it myself today as well. Looking forward to reading the Steve Hackett and Porcupine Tree articles on the train ride home. Will then blast the CD later tonight.

I think this is a really good magazine and certainly hits the spot for me with my interest in prog.

Adrian,

There is a £2 promotional code in the Mag when you order from 'Play'.

It comes with the exclusive free track 'Way Out Here - Live'

An email containing your promotional code and details of how to download your 'Play' exclusive free Porcupine Tree track will be sent to you within a few days of your order being placed. I think Howard asked this question about the download.