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

Kate Walsh - Tim's House

Mark

The National - Alligator

Mark

Budget Dutchman

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by markah:

Kate Walsh - Tim's House

Mark

Mark,
Dont you just love this album?

I certainly do, munch. Kate's quite a cutie too. Met her earlier this year at The Lowry gig.

Mark

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Originally posted by munch:
Have you got Clocktower Park?

I have, munch - but it's not as good, IMHO. But still great though. She said there would be a new album next spring.

Mark

Munch,

Having finally tracked a copy of Clocktower Park via eBay after Amazon eventually gave up trying to get it (on order since Nov), I tend to agree with Mark, it is nowhere near as good as Tim's House.

Delighted to hear another album is on the way Mark, and I agree she is lovely having met her a couple of times at The Sage in Gateshead.

Regards

Nic

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Originally posted by markah:

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Originally posted by munch:
Have you got Clocktower Park?

I have, munch - but it's not as good, IMHO. But still great though. She said there would be a new album next spring.

Mark

An extraordinary version of "Pictures at an Exhibition" played on classical guitar by Kazuhito Yamashita on a Japanese RCA Red Seal cd.

Porcupine Tree,Lightbulb Sun

Death Cab For Cutie
"Narrow Stairs" released Tuesday May 13 in US

Stefan - yes it is still available - most of the ECM catalogue is. It is a good CD and one of the first CD's with Pat Metheny on it. ECM covers are so good and one of the reasons I keep buying the damm things (as well as a lot of very fine music).

I have to confess I played this one last night on the ipod/headphones as most of my CD's are still in crates from the recent move so I cannot read the booklet to see who took the photo.


Cheers
Adrian

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Originally posted by sjust:
Is this still available ? I'd buy it for the cover alone. SOOOO ECM, SOOOOOO seventies. Does it say who took the cover photo ? Harald Mante ? Or Christian Voigt ?

Uhm, erm, and the music ?

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Gary Burton Quartet. 70's release with Pat Metheny and Eberhard Weber on ECM

Newton Faulkner "Hand Built By Robots"

Adrian & Stefan,

The cover photograph was done by Lajos Keresztes, recording made in 1976.

Haim

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Originally posted by munch:

Hi Haim,
Are you OK
Stuart[/QUOTE]

Stuart,

You should be dreaming now, not talking to me.
You must have such a magnificent music collection that does not allow you to abandon your sweet spot and go to bed...

How are you and how is life in the UK?

Not much new here. Long day at work though I was able to squeez a walk along the river just before sundown. Getting ready to sit down with a book and some quiet tunes.

Take care,
Haim

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:


It is other people's music since it left me cold.

Haim

Sorry to hear that Haim (I like it a lot).

Nigel,

No need to be sorry. I cannot like everything and I am happy that you are enjoying the music.

Personally, Wheeler's first attempt to play with a classical ensemble was disappointing. I thought that there was less of playing together on this disc and more of taking turns. In other words; harmony lacking.

Regards,
Haim

McKinley "McKinley" ep

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Newton Faulkner "Hand Built By Robots"

Jeff,
How is he going down over there?

Excellent - similar to the acoustic side of John Mayer and vocally a lot like Howie Day. Just released in the States in April.

Jeff A

Just received in the post today. Currently Disc 1 of 7.

Larry

Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat

Mark

Elvis Costello - Punch The Clock

Mark

Elkie Brooks - Electric Lady
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Capercaillie - To The Moon

Red House Painters 'Ocean Beach'
A 'summer album' as the fist test match starts at 'Lords' in an hour. Oh joy!