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

Baby D - Deliverance

Mark

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
Never been a big Neil Diamond fan but this album is just outstanding. Might have to look a little closer at his back catalogue - any recommendations?

I would start with this m8...cd or vinyl...Neil Diamond at his best imho.

Also, his other Rick Rubin album 12 songs is worth a punt.

Gordon.

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Agree with the above, but also:



A great 3CD collection of early (60s/70s) Neil Diamond. It contains all of the classic hits, as well as some of his more schlock-horror moments (Jonathan Livingston Seagull, anyone?). Available on Amazon for a mere £15, and worth it for the track "Morningside" alone.

Regards
Nigel

Gordon, Nigel,
many thanks for the pointers ... cheers Oliver

Sam Phillips on myspace

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Originally posted by Graham Russell:


I just had to get this following feedback on the forum.

And what do you think of it?

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by Chris Kelly:
"Rolled Gold" The Stones on SHMcd. Who needs vinyl?

Chris,
My Daughters friend has just been signed to Mr R Woods record label.
You will need a record player

Is that the Mr R Wood, he's Dr Wood now?

... a little bit of Duffy here as well ...

Free System Projekt 'British Aisles' live in Leicester 17th May 2008, MusicZeit Flac download.
Just as good as I remembered it being on the night, very, very Rubycon (Tangerine Dream).

Abercrombie on ECM

This is a very good ECM

Erskine, Taylor and Danielsson on ECM

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Erskine, Taylor and Danielsson on ECM

Great music to end the day - goodnight from this side of town.

I'd forgotten how good this was - until reminded by the thread slagging him off.

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Originally posted by Steve S1:
I'd forgotten how good this was - until reminded by the thread slagging him off.

I agree Steve - no idea why people slag off Macca.

Fenton Robinson - Somebody Loan Me A Dime

~<>~ Marin Marais (1656-1728) ~<>~

Suitte d'un Gout Etranger (Suite in a Foreign Style)

1. Marche Tartare, IV.55
2. Allenmande, IV.56
3. Sarabande, IV.57
4. La Tartarine, IV.58
5. Double, IV.59
6. Gavotte, IV.60
7. Feste Champetre, IV.61
8. Gigue La Fleselle, IV.62
9. Rondeau Le Bijou, IV.63
10. Le Tourbillon, IV.64
11. L'Uniforme, IV.65
12. Suitte, IV.66
13. Suitte, IV.67
14. L'Ameriquaine, IV.68
15. Allemande (Sujet) Et Gigue (Basse), IV.69
16. Allemande I'Asmatique, IV.70
17. La Tourneuse, IV.71
18. Muzette, IV.72

Jordi Savall ~ basse de viole a sept cordes barak Norman, London 1697
Pierre Hantai ~ clavecin anonyme mis au grand clavier par Joseph Collesse, Lyon 1748
Rolf Lislevand ~ guitare baroque Hendrick Hassenfuss, 2004
Xavier Diaz-Latorre ~ guitare baroque Peter Biffin 1997
Philippe Pierlot ~ basse de viole a sept cordes Barak Norman, London 1718
Andrew Lawrence-King ~ harpe "di tre ordine" Christopher Barlow, 2006

Performed in 2006 (i think)

[Hybrid SACD] Playing cd 1 of 2 cd-set

I'm delighted with the arrival of this, (i know others would beg to differ), but i could listern to this for hours in complete contentment : )

nymph

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Originally posted by munch:



Thought i would give these a play.

My favourite Nirvana elpee and by far and away the best thing any group called Nirvana ever did.

Long before the tedious grunge phenomenon, the UK's Nirvana made far more rewarding and meaningful music. The songwriting team of Patrick Campbell-Lyons and Alex Spyropoulos were more concerned with the lighter side of 60's psychedelia. Released in 1967, 'The Story Of Simon Simpoath' lays claim to being the world's first concept album, pre-dating The Pretty Things' 'S.F. Sorrow' and The Who's 'Tommy'. It traces the story from life to death of the titular hero through a series of short songs which are similar in tone and innocence to the work of Mark Wirtz.

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Originally posted by ROTF:

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Originally posted by Steve S1:
I'd forgotten how good this was - until reminded by the thread slagging him off.

I agree Steve - no idea why people slag off Macca.

Me neither, lovely bloke, made some canny records in his time. I really liked Back in the USSR. Back in Russia doesnt quite have the same ring to it.

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Originally posted by munch:
Nirvana Local Anaesthetic LTD.
Rotf,
Because of Simon i got this when it came out last month.
Its very good.
Munch

Hi Munch

I have most Nirvana albums

The Story Of Simon Simopath 1967
All Of Us 1968
To Markos III 1970
Me and My Friend 2007

All on silver discs.

The last of these being Patrick Campbell Lyons and Alex Spyropoulos 1972 release Songs Of Love And Praise plus Patrick Campbell Lyons 1973 solo project as the title suggests.

I've not got Local Anaesthetic - what's it like? Is it a Patrick Campbell Lyons solo or is Alex Spyropoulos involved too.

ATB Rotf