What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)
Posted by: Adam Meredith on 23 March 2008
Terem Quartet - Terem
On Dbl 180gm vinyl:-
My favourite Bowie album by some distance
Rubber Band
The London Boys
The Laughing Gnome
The Gospel According To Tony Day
Uncle Arthur
Sell Me A Coat
Love You Till Tuesday
There Is A Happy Land
We Are Hungry Men
When I Live My Dream
Little Bombardier
Silly Boy Blue
Come And Buy My Toys
Join The Gang
She's Got Medals
Maid Of Bond Street
Please Mr. Gravedigger
Did You Ever Have A Dream
Karma Man
Let Me Sleep Beside You
In The Heat Of The Morning
Ching-A-Ling
Space Oddity
Dvorak's 7th and 8th symphonies from Giulini and the Philharmonia.
regards, Tam
The downside of work - missing the concert because you had to be out of town
The upside of work - being able to afford the hardware that lets you capture some of what you missed. Must've been a good concert all the same.
The upside of work - being able to afford the hardware that lets you capture some of what you missed. Must've been a good concert all the same.
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington - the complete sessions
If you like the Alboran Trio or [em], you may also like
which is the great accoustic version of
which is also great
which is the great accoustic version of
which is also great
quote:Originally posted by JamieL:
Now. Trying one of the live recordings from that tour.
Your graphics ? Gorgeous.
Vinyl
quote:Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:quote:Originally posted by JamieL:
Now. Trying one of the live recordings from that tour.
Your graphics ? Gorgeous.
I can't claim that one, although I did provide the images for about half a dozen of the Tree/Leaves releases (a few more when Maff finishes Leaves 3 & 4) Voices In The Net does have all (well most)of the graphics credits, as well as a listing of the releases. This particular cover had the image by Marko Marin, and the graphics by Maff (as with all the Tree and Leaves releases).
Still hammering this official Music Zeit release, even if I do show my variation on the cover (my type, Graham's photos):
On the commute home:
The Old 97's - Blame It On Gravity
Now: Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968
The Old 97's - Blame It On Gravity
Now: Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968
Tori Amos "American Doll Posse"
quote:Originally posted by patk:
Now: Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968
Pat, would you recommend ? I have Goodbye/Hello and Happy/Sad, but if it is solo acoustic I might want to get that live disc.
Jeff A
Death Cab For Cutie "Plans"
Jack Johnson "Sleep Through The Static"
