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

Been having a root around thru the racks

Jolly good it is too.

My Space

Turning into a Dubstep evening...






Dean..OVOC

where is the Uk dub step scene heading any new important producers you could drop me a line about. Just saw Headhunter last friday. wobble wobble wobble. patevil at mac . com

Roedelius - Works 1968 - 2005

Beautiful music for late night

Furtwangler and the BPO with Schumann's first symphony. I'm not normally the world's greatest Schumann fan but wow.

On ECM - Bobo

On vinyl:-

Richard Hawley - Late Night Final

This guy has a really expressive voice and a wonderful guitar sound. Although I was introduced to him through his later works, this simpler earlier effort (fewer instruments and ornamentation) is first class.

Sounds great through my system, so it should be really fantastic through some of the high end ones.

Regards

Nic

Still love this album after all these years

Mozart: Serenade for 13 winds


Great piece. I'd suggest all you casual classical fans get a recording of one of Mozart's greatest works.

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Originally posted by nicnaim:


Haim,

Thanks for the recommendation, nice album. Takes a few listens to get into as the guitar work is so delicate compared to someone like Joe Pass or Kenny Burrell. The version of Concierto De Aranjuez is outstanding. With the line up of musicians involved, I really should not be surprised.

Regards

Nic

Nic,

I am very glad that you like it.

Haim

I never realized that so many musicians were involved in the Crossroad.

* Ry Cooder - guitars, mandolin, vocals
* Jim Dickinson - piano, organ, guitar, dolceola, vocals
* Jim Keltner - drums
* Nathan East - bass
* Sonny Terry - harmonica
* Jorge Calderon - bass
* Miguel Cruz - percussion
* George Bohannon - baritone horn
* Van Dyke Parks - piano
* John Price - drums
* Richard "Shabby" Holmes - bass
* Otis Taylor - guitar
* Frank Frost - harmonica, vocals
* Walt Sereth - soprano sax
* Alan Pasqua - synthesizer
* William "Smitty" Smith - organ
* John "Luke" Logan - harmonica
* Amy Madigan - vocals
* Joe Seneca - vocals
* Bobby King - background vocals
* Terry Evans - background vocals
* Willie Green Jr. - background vocals

Road Trips Vol 1, No 4: From Egypt With Love
(disc 1)


Disc One - 10/21/78

Sugaree
Passenger
Stagger Lee
I Need A Miracle
Got My Mojo Working (with Lee Oskar)>
The Other One>
Stella Blue>
Sugar Magnolia
US Blues

Opeth - Damnation. Love this album. Their acoustic album.

Opeth - Blackwater Park

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Opeth - Damnation. Love this album. Their acoustic album.

Does that mean you listen below 130db?
I don't know their music myself,just going by their name!

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Originally posted by BigH47:

quote:

Opeth - Damnation. Love this album. Their acoustic album.

Does that mean you listen below 130db?
I don't know their music myself,just going by their name!

Yes! This one is quite mellow with none of the death vocals they often use. I think it has some Steve Wilson in the mix as well so could be a good place to try out a little Opeth.

Cheers

Porcupine Tree - On The Sunday Of Life

I see quite a few of us are warming up for the PT gig.

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia