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

All four of them at the top of their game:



I love She Said She Said - Ringo's drumming is awesome.

The Weepies <> Mandy Moore <> Justin Sullivan

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Originally posted by markah:
This lovely album


Lisa Hannigan - Sea Sew

She is going to be touring with David Gray soon.

Jeff A

Neko Case - The Tigers Have Spoken. Live album.



Romi Mayes - Achin In Yer Bones

The Style Council: Our Favourite Shop
'85 Release. The original Polydor UK pressing.

JB rules.

Glenn Gould doing Bach Piano Concertos 3, 5 & 7

Chopin Waltzes: *young* Krystian zimerman

Bjork - Debut

The Blue Notebooks - Max Richter

Bought (s/h) on the recommendation of someone hereabouts (Geoff P??). Amazing to think this was recorded in the 1920s and it is, clearly, a legendary performance.

But I will possibly buy another more modern version (I know that Debs n_n has the Suk Trio)as well for a fuller soundstage (Sorry, George ) as this makes it easier to hear the music wafting through the house from sitting room to study!

Jackie Oates - Hyperboreans

Waldeck Bedroom Stories on Spotify, greta new find for me (though a 2007 album)

http://open.spotify.com/album/3LoGx8Gd1y5ChHrfMGpUu7

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Originally posted by Occean:
Waldeck Bedroom Stories on Spotify, greta new find for me (though a 2007 album)

http://open.spotify.com/album/3LoGx8Gd1y5ChHrfMGpUu7

I have the album - it is Ballroom Stories. You have inspired me to give it a play! I bought this in a good little record store in Melbourne and spent a couple of hours listening to and buying stuff that was not normally what I listened to at the time - this was one of those buys.

Cheers

This is so good on the Black Stuff ! You owe it to your TT!!!

On CD:-



Bo Hansson - Lord of the Rings.

My bi-annual attempt at this (on vinyl):-