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

ECM time.

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Originally posted by Nigel 66:
Lontano

Sorry, it's Janis Joplin, I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama!

Thanks. I have never really listened much to her - I think I have the Essential album somewhere. Will add this one to the wishlist.

... just noticed that both covers have the appropriate seasonal touch.

Having spoken to a few people about her in the past, it seems that you either like her or you don't. For me, this and Pearl are 2 of my favourite records that I simply don't tire of.

I hope you like it.

Nigel

Now this on vinyl, then off to bed.

On vinyl

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Originally posted by Nigel 66:
Having spoken to a few people about her in the past, it seems that you either like her or you don't. For me, this and Pearl are 2 of my favourite records that I simply don't tire of.

I hope you like it.

Nigel

Pearl is a sensational album.

Another great Lontano recommendation, picked it up today.


Max Richter - The Blue Notebooks

On the Original Black!

Car music tonight:

Laura Veirs - Year of Meteors

Erroll Garner:Gems
'56 Release. US Columbia Records reissue. 6 eyes. Mono.

Eroll Garner: Eroll Garner
'53 Release. Original US Columbia Records. 6 Eyes, reissue Mono.
Damn...I wish I could play like him!

pd

Jeremy,

That good eh?

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Originally posted by DenisA:

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Originally posted by Analogue Rules OK:

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Originally posted by DenisA:


Samples from Almost Naked here and The Walk of Faith here. Kiki is still looks & sounds great and will resume touring next March.

DenisA,
These are very good, But i think the new remastered CDs, especially - Angel Eyes are suffering from the "Loudness War" plague and are a little unpleasent to listen to, unfortunatly they don't do Kiki any favours.

Chris N

Chris,

Thanks for the tip about the remasters. I only have Loving & Free and I've Got the Music in Me on vinyl. I will get both the CD's listed here, cos I like what i've heard. I will post as soon as Kiki announces tour dates next year. I saw her just the once in the 70's and I have never seen a more nervous performer... at the start. Her confidence gradually grew and made fellow hippies happy

Hi DenisA, more info here:-

http://forums.naim-audio.com/e...orumOID=38019385&p=1


Regards,

Chris N

This lot on my 10-hour journey home last night (320 motorway miles!).


Their best album IMO, and a long way from "Dare".


Again, my favourite album from this band. Japan at their peak and "Methods Of Dance" as my standout track. I've always loved "Nightporter" as well, a pre-cursor for Sylvian's solo work.











And finished with this on the home straight, nice and loud..........

Tool - 10,000 Days

First one up on the main rig.

MOFI 33 1/3 RPM Brecker's final album with Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Brad Meldhau, Jack de Johnette and John Patitucci. Now that's a good line up.

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Originally posted by markah:
First one up on the main rig.

Now that's a fine start to the holidays. Glad you made it back safely.

Great Album

On vinyl. Some great cuts.

Mlah, Zobi la Mouche,






Dean....