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

Great voice, great songs, great live album

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Originally posted by munch:
Dean,
Its been my second fave for a long time.
Whats the 180g like?

Great!!



Dean..

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Oliver,

That's what I call great music and superior sound. Did you get the standard or the xrcd version?

Best regards,
Haim

Anais Mitchell who is supporting Bon Iver on his tours so i'll get to see her. Quite quirky in a Rickie Lee Jones/Cyndi Lauper and other american songstress that i'm too tired to recall way ...... on micepace

You asking me mate, don't get as paranoid as I was

Something light (cello & piano) for a very muggy afternoon.

Some ECM before I hit the sack...

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Originally posted by seagull:


It's funny, I seem to be running through my all time top ten albums this evening.

Had you got to No.1 at this point? Certainly would be there for me.

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Originally posted by munch:
Now this on the black stuff'

Just played it earlier today - one of my 2008 favorites.

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Oliver,

That's what I call great music and superior sound. Did you get the standard or the xrcd version?

Best regards,
Haim

Haim,

I just got the XRCD this week and if I recall correctly I ordered it from elusivedisc based on one of your posts.

Cheers ... Oliver

Micah P. Hinson

Listening to the 'Rise and Shine' program on the local classical station, WCPE. Streaming audio also available.

http://theclassicalstation.org/today.shtml

This man don't 'arf wobble that bass.







Dean "Wobbling Belly" Whizzkid

~<>~ Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) ~<>~

1. Symphony no 7 in A major, Op. 92
Written: 1811-1812; Vienna, Austria

2. Symphony no 8 in F major, Op. 93
Written: 1812; Vienna, Austria

Conductor ~ Peter Maag

Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto

Recording Auditorium Modigliani, Padova, Italy in June 1994

[DDD] @1995 ARTS MUSIC GMBH

~<>~ Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) ~<>~

Die Kunst der Fuge/L'Art de la Fugue

Hespèrion XX

Bruce Dickey cornetto, Paolo Grazzi oboe da caccia, Charles Toet trombone, Claude Wassmer basson, Jordi Savall viole de gambe soprano, Christophe Coin viole de gambe altus, Roberto Gini viole de gambe ténor, Paolo Pandolfo viole de gambe basse

Direction: Jordi Savall


~<>~


Slow and delicate, but very characterful interpretation that grows on one after a few plays! : )

nymph

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Now this on the black stuff'

Just played it earlier today - one of my 2008 favorites.

And mine. Great album. Thought she was good at Glastonbury too.

Been playing this a lot ....



Sara K is great singer, Chris Jones you may know from various demos using tracks from Roadhouse & Automobiles. He was a superb guitarist.

This is a fine live album and the bonus is the outstanding sound quality from Stockfisch Records.

Steve

Great tunes as ever from the Spitsta, only although her voice shines through the mix, the music is at times a bit flat and murky, clearly mixed for the radio, which is a shame because there's quality musicianship there.

Or "Luff must be toff..." as she sings it. Good though.

Working my way through this years Mercury Music prize nominees. Neon, Neon 21st Century, 80's style synth pop.