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

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by munch:
That is a nice pic of the gig.
But last years tour was nothing like what has gone before.
I am one of there bigest fans and have been since 1970 seen them loads every line up even the gig when they all got back to gether again at Milton K.
Even they said that was a horrid gig.
Some things are better left in ones head.
Now Peter Gabriel last tour was something else.
Discs off the desk for all those and you got to choose what he played live on his site for each gig.
And he did what was posted for every gig.
Not many bands would do that.
Genesis holds a place in my head and heart and i have all there albums on cd and again on vinyl up to Duke after that it had to stop for me.

I have everything Genesis has done vinyl and CD. I grew up on the band. The gig last year was superb when they did In The Cage, Cinema Show, Afterglow, Firth of Fifth, I Know what I like, Los Endos and Carpet Crawlers - all the old stuff. Worth seeing just for that.

I was at the Six of the Best Milton Keynes Gig on October 2nd 1982, when Gabriel came out on stage in the coffin and they did Suppers Ready as well that night. All that mud and the rain. A night I will always remember. Missed the last train home......

How did you get back home?

Got as far as Victoria station. Had to wake my Dad up to do a sixty mile round trip into London to rescue me.

Jazz time at my place ...

Jazz time here as well...

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Originally posted by Chris Kelly:

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New edition? Are you about to cost me more money Chris? All advice greatfully received, I think.

Steve
Munch, as usual, is spot on. Lots of different versions of Alright Now too! I really love the new version.

Munch
I love that Steve Miller album. I got the 30th anniversary CD edition - excellent stuff. My son, Mr Junkimunki, loves Steve Miliband, as he insists on calling him! I love Seconds Out too: I had some Genesis on the iPod at the gym at lunchtime. They may not be cool but they made some great music.

Hang on Chris & Munch. I'm easily confused and you have managed it! I can't find a 16 track recent remaster of "Seconds Out", just the 1994 12 track version. Help? It's a geat album. ROTF needs to take a break from his fixation with birds in floppy hats, and admit than Collins helps make that superb set.

Secondly, what's this about "Alright Now"? I have pretty much everything Free ever did - have I missed something else?

Steve

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Originally posted by Steve S1:

Hang on Chris & Munch. I'm easily confused and you have managed it! I can't find a 16 track recent remaster of "Seconds Out", just the 1994 12 track version. Help? It's a geat album. ROTF needs to take a break from his fixation with birds in floppy hats, and admit than Collins helps make that superb set.


Steve

There is no new remaster of Seconds Out which is probably a very good thing based on the recently released new versions of all the studio albums from Trick of a Tail onwards. These have been remixed, remastered, compressed and ruined.

Lontano

Very dark topic, but a great soundtrack with excellent recording/mastering.

Takin' It To The Streets - Doobie Brothers

... one of my all time favorites

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Did you get my mail about the TT?

Yes thanks, just replied ....

Now listening to

Steve
There is a new 2 "deluxe edition" disc release of Fire and Water. That was what I was on about.

Now listening to The Best of Sheryl Crow.

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Originally posted by Chris Kelly:
Steve
There is a new 2 "deluxe edition" disc release of Fire and Water. That was what I was on about.

Now listening to The Best of Sheryl Crow.

Ahh. Thanks Chris. I think I might try the SHM "Fire & Water", but I think the delux is the same mastering as the one I have. Albeit with even more extras.

Steve

http://www.glyndebourne.com/images/products/PC54106/La-Cenerentola043.jpg
As it snows - memories of happy summer days!

Rob Da Bank on Radio 1

Really m issed his choice of music since The Blue Room finished.

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Originally posted by FlyMe:

Saw it a year or two ago, lovely production.

Steve

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by jim learoyd:


An excellent day's music of female vocals. Some what unusual for me!!

Jim,
Have you got the dvd plus 2cds box set of this?

Hi munch

Short answer is no. I didn't know there was a boxed set + dvd otherwise I probably would have bought that one instead. I really am enjoying her music even more these days. Excellent artist.


jim.........

1. Real Love
2. Yes It Is
3. I'm Down
4. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
5. If You've Got Trouble
6. That Means A Lot
7. Yesterday
8. It's Only Love
9. I Feel Fine
10. Ticket To Ride
11. Yesterday (2)
12. Help
13. Everybody's Tryin' To Be My Baby
14. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
15. I'm Looking Through You
16. 12 Bar Original
17. Tomorrow Never Knows
18. Got To Get You Into My Life
19. And Your Bird Can Sing
20. Taxman
21. Eleanor Rigby
22. I'm Only Sleeping (1)
23. I'm Only Sleeping
24. Rock 'n' Roll Music
25. She's A Woman
26. Strawberry Fields Forever (1)
27. Strawberry Fields Forever (2)
28. Strawberry Fields Forever
29. Penny Lane
30. Day In The Life
31. Good Morning Good Morning
32. Only A Northern Song
33. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite
34. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite (2)
35. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
36. Within You Without You
37. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
38. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
39. I Am The Walrus
40. Fool On The Hill
41. Your Mother Should Know
42. Fool On The Hill (1)
43. Hello Goodbye
44. Lady Madonna
45. Across The Universe

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:

How are you enjoying them?

regards, Tam

Chris Difford on MySpace- tracks from a new album, The Last Temptation of Chris.

A regular listen on our house - the mixture of Jazz/funk/oriental that LA based Hiroshima produce is much to our taste - not a band I see often in these pages though.

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Originally posted by jim learoyd:
Hi munch

Short answer is no. I didn't know there was a boxed set + dvd otherwise I probably would have bought that one instead. I really am enjoying her music even more these days. Excellent artist.


jim.........

Yes, I have several of her paintings on my wall