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

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Originally posted by Mat Cork:
Could be a late night...

Wow, you got the suitcase, now you only need the guitar.

Haven't seen this box before - pretty cool.

Let Your Hair Hang Low.







Dean...

George Duke: Theif in the Night
'85 Release. US Elektra White Label Promo.

Christmas is coming

A little chansonette...in a chilly Paris ce soir.

Also played this earlier:-



I'll play one of the other 2 ROTF choices on Monday, but which one?

Nice wind down from a weekend...

Melissa Manchester: Melissa
'75 Release. '80 MOFI reissue.
This is a fine example of how some old Mofi issues are screwed up.

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

A great recording, didn't know HARMONIA MUNDI issued it as well, I got the XRCD a while back.

Oliver,

I started with the LP which was distributed by a company from Evanston Illinois two or three centuries before the xrcd showed up.

This another great disc by Gregorio Paniagua:

As well as the above which is a MA recording.

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
A little Zappa sounds about right.

I think this is his best studio album - just fantastic.

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Originally posted by tpia:
A little chansonette... [...]

I love him. And it's nice to see someone else trying to inject some French music into this place

Caught by the flu, so why not another Peter Gabriel's Day ?


Peter Gabriel, Birdy, OST

McCoy Tyner: Fly with the Wind
'76 Release. Original US Milestone Records issue.
With Ron Carter, Billy Cobham and Herbert Laws.

And nothing was the same ever after...


Peter Gabriel, So

I've no records in any of top 10s, 25s, 50s, 1,000,000s mentioned on this forum, but I do have this to listen to - am I the only one who thinks it is a great elpee?

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Originally posted by m0omo0:
And nothing was the same ever after...

Especially his bank balance.

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Originally posted by ROTF:
I've no records in any of top [...] 1,000,000s mentioned on this forum,

This must certainly be not true, ROTF...

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but I do have this to listen to - am I the only one who thinks it is a great elpee?

I couldn't say as I don't have it, but from the small extracts I've just listened to, this sounds indeed good. It's country, but not too much. I especially like Two Seconds and Do You Ever Think Of Me.

For a reason it makes me think of Manassas. Maybe because the songs are of various styles, or just the color of the cover...

Anyway, on the list, thanks.

PS: Did you catch this?

Peter Gabriel, Passion
Music for The Last Temptation Of Christ, a film by Martin Scorsese