What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)

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Greatest Hits Vol.1 1971-1975

1. Take It Easy
2. Witchy Woman
3. Lyin' Eyes
4. Already Gone
5. Desperado
6. One Of These Nights
7. Tequila Sunrise
8. Take It To The Limit
9. Peaceful Easy Feeling
10. Best Of My Love

A cheap as chips cd that sound really good : )

nymph

Maybe a coincidence, but my system seems to like this warm weather. Must get those draughts fixed for next winter!

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The Weed Tree

1. Rosemary Lane
2. Tomorrow
3. Black Is the Color
4. Afraid
5. Blue Mountain
6. Flaming Telepaths
7. Dead King

SJB

Funny that you ask, Adrian...

We played this at Edouard's house, and stopped, pretty soon. Not a mutual foot tapping, head nodding experience, so it had to go. Out of curiousity, I gave it a spin, yesterday evening, and - voila - listened to it with some joy and til the end. Not always do I like the "string sauce" on it, but there are several pleasant tracks, too. Noteworthy the (then) young Stockhausen, and the development he has gone through...

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by sjust:


(I knew I had this...)

What do you think of this? Must be at least 10 years since I have played it. One of the earliest ACT CD's.

Having a lost youth moment - grief over 30 years ago I first bought this..... I'm sooooo old!

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Romi Hayes Country / Bluegrass / Roots Music

Jeff A you would like Romi Mayes. Both her albums are excellent. Thanks Diccus I had forgotten all about her.

She is playing a tiny venue near me soon

Hey Pieta Brown is doing backing vocals on Rachel harringtons newie

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Originally posted by Diccus62:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Romi Hayes Country / Bluegrass / Roots Music

Jeff A you would like Romi Mayes. Both her albums are excellent. Thanks Diccus I had forgotten all about her.

She is playing a tiny venue near me soon

Hey Pieta Brown is doing backing vocals on Rachel harringtons newie

and you know who is a great Pieta fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Myra Melford - The Same River, Twice

Free jazz that doesn't scare the horses. I've admired this artist since picking up her early live CD "Alive in the House of Saints" on impulse ten years ago.

Edit: impulse = my state of mind, not the record label!

Thanks Voltaire,

you inspired me to listen to



"on the black stuff" ( © Munch !)

Steeve

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

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Originally posted by Geoff P:
My first listen to this:



Astor Piazzolla Tango: Zero Hour

Geoff,

Hope you like it. It is my favorite Piazzolla though not the easiest one to listen to with all its sharp edges.

Regards,

Haim

I do Haim.....The sleeve notes also help to appreciate it and the years that led to it.


Bishopola....did my Piazzolla CD lead to this....?

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Stefan Just on EUROPEANA....We played this at Edouard's house, and stopped, pretty soon. Not a mutual foot tapping, head nodding experience, so it had to go. Out of curiousity, I gave it a spin, yesterday evening, and - voila - listened to it with some joy and til the end. Not always do I like the "string sauce" on it, but there are several pleasant tracks, too. Noteworthy the (then) young Stockhausen, and the development he has gone through...

Stefan I am with you but I don't think the other folks were so we never got past around track 3.

regards
Geoff