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

Coldplay

Laura Veirs

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Originally posted by Lontano:

Blimey! He's changed a bit since his DJ days.

steve

Razor - Sampler CD that came with this month's Metal Hammer.

The new Megadeth stuff sounds promising so far.

steve

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Laura Veirs

Hi Jeff, hope you are keeping well. Still no news on the release date for her new album yet but it must be soon. I'm hoping she'll come back over this side of the pond again once the album is out. I think she is doing a few dates as support for The Decemberists later this year in your neck of the woods?

Mark

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Originally posted by markah:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Laura Veirs]

Hi Jeff, hope you are keeping well. Still no news on the release date for her new album yet but it must be soon. I'm hoping she'll come back over this side of the pond again once the album is out. I think she is doing a few dates as support for The Decemberists later this year in your neck of the woods?
Mark

Hi Mark

Doing okay, thanks. Thanks for the tip on the fall shows possibility, I will keep a lookout. Haven't heard or seen any buzz locally about the new disc.

RE: your earlier query Pearl Jam, I am not a big fan (saw them in Pdx in 2000 with my nephew) but have taken some of his recommendations and my favorite is "Live at Benroya Hall", 2 discs of more or less acoustic versions of their work.


good listenin'
Jeff A

Patty Griffin

"Richard Egarr's tongue-in-cheek sleeve-notes sum it up: here is a composer as zanily English as the Goons, yet a composer whose suites and grounds are as sensually addictive as chocolate, the craze for which likely killed Purcell in 1695.

Tautly, elegantly constructed, the A minor, G minor and D Minor suites are stretched and pulled into an almost bluesy suggestiveness in Egarr's ripe performance. Delicious decorations in the "Ground in Gamut" raise the temperature still further."

Paul Simon

More Psychedelic Jazz and Soul from the Atlantic and Warner Vaults...

1. Mortgage On My Soul [Wah-Wah] Keith Jarrett
2. Wiggle Waggle (LP Version) Herbie Hancock
3. Baby I Love You (Album Version) Cold Blood
4. Lovely Is Today (LP Version) Eddie Harris
5. Land Of 1000 Dances (Album Version) Nino Tempo & April Stevens
6. It Ain't What You Do [It's How You Do It !] J. Geils Band
7. Live Right Now (LP Version) Eddie Harris
8. Chica Boom (Album Version) Jimmie & Vella Cameron
9. Hideaway (LP Version) Freddie King
10. Hang 'Em Up (LP Version) Freddie Hubbard
11. The Brain Of Oskar Panizza Michael Bundt

On Wsm CD (This combination) @ 2002

Enjoying a bit of funky jazz while i get reading to leave for a Sunday-night-shift

Pete Yorn

He may have a famous dad and be named after another famous Texas Country icon but he is making his own music in his own way...simply superb Americana IMO.

Jim

Playing The Swell Season for Paul Labrador. This is the group from the film "Once" we discussed yesterday in Salisbury. This is their homepage. Hope you had a pleasant journey home and good to meet you.

Denis

Thanks for pointing me to this, Haim. Will put on, next...

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

Miles Davis: Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings 1963-1964

I bought this at Fopp in Nottingham yesterday, after selling a pair of speakers to another forum member. My Miles collection focuses on the second quintet, with a few albums either side, going as far back as "Birth of the Cool", so it's interesting to hear him in transition. Most of this material is unfamiliar to me, so I'm looking forward to working through the box. Very spiffy packaging too!

Nigel

Michael Stanley

This is The XX a new band to me on the XL label that have a twinge of the Coucteau Twins going on here but only a twinge. Recommended to 80's Alternative/New Wave/Goth fans






The XX





Dean...

On Sliver

From the iMAC and iTunes:-

Mindy Smith

Not sure where the desire to listen to this came from!!