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

On HDX

Wilson's outstanding musicians must share some of the credit:

Cassandra Wilson – vocals, acoustic guitar
Lonnie Plaxico – bass
Dougie Bowne – drums, floor tom, percussion, vibes, washtub & ashtray, whistling & lampshades
Chris Whitley – resophonic guitar
Brandon Ross – acoustic, electric & octave guitars, tenor banjo, octave guitar
Kevin Breit – acoustic, electric & resophonic guitars, Irish bozouki
Graham Haynes – coronet
Lawrence 'Butch' Morris – coronet
Marc Anthony Peterson – bass
Cyro Baptista – percussion, jews harp, shakers, pan
Gib Wharton – pedal steel
Charlie Burnham – violin
Tony Cedras – accordion
Jeff Haynes – bongos, percussion
Gary Breit – Hammond B-3 organ
The Peepers – background vocals

This is a retrospective of the UK's formost Techno pioneers, B12. Only another 6 vol's to buy though worth every penny.







Dean...

Today's forum fave/babe

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Originally posted by munch:
What are you playing that on??

I am playing it on my bedroom system via airport express from itunes library on study imac. been doing a little networking in the house this evening. Originally sourced from CD/Sacd

Arvo Part - In Principio

Between Genius and trivial


Stefan

On HDX

Wonderful tones.

NIN - The downward spiral

followed by


Noir Desir - Des visages des figures

Little bit of a detour from the main Bristolian Crew.







Dean....

On HDX

Cranking it up!

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:
Little bit of a detour from the main Bristolian Crew.







Dean....

I think discontinued? Was interested in getting this for some time, have you seen the film associated with this Dean ?

just the thing before bed

My favourite Floyd album

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Originally posted by David Leedham:

quote:

Originally posted by Whizzkid:
Little bit of a detour from the main Bristolian Crew.







Dean....

I think discontinued? Was interested in getting this for some time, have you seen the film associated with this Dean ?

No David haven't seen the film should really to see the music in context though I do feel it stands up on its own.


Get em' while they're cheap



Dean..

Thanks Dean.

The Lone Swordsmen expand their horizons to great effect.






Dean...

On 180g Black stuff!

Thanks a lot Dean,

Another way to haemmorage money!

John

Must check that Stu,i'm only going by the small round sticker on the front cover!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by sjust:
Arvo Part - In Principio

Between Genius and trivial


Stefan

There is a lot of room there. What is it closer to, trivial or genius?

I own a few Part discs but the only one which I keep coming back to is Alina.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

A very good album IMHO

The first ECM album I ever got on CD.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Adrian,
If you are going from a collectors point of veiw and have to have a boxset?
I would go for the mono.
The stereo discs will be around for a long long time on there own.
Stu

Thanks Stu - defintely seems like the mono is going to be rare. I think I'll get both though as I got the stereo on order at £134 which is a good price now. I'll get the mono (keep them wrapped) and listen to MilesSmiles boxset first and then decide whether to keep or shift.

Smart strategy.

Brian Vander Ark <> Pete Yorn <> JR Richards