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

Just waking up to....

Blondie - Atomic, Best Of...

Mark

Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley

... just finished reading a Supertramp thread and had to put this one on ...

quote:

Originally posted by Graham Russell:

Wow, this one is still missing in my Blue Note collection.

His last recording...

A little Hocus Pocus

quote:

Originally posted by Steve S1:

Steve is this good? I have it on my soon to get list as I do not yet own any Wishbone Ash. Any others you can recommend?

Adrian

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Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by Steve S1:

Steve is this good? I have it on my soon to get list as I do not yet own any Wishbone Ash. Any others you can recommend?
Adrian

Lontano,

next to Argus this is my personal favorite:

On vinyl:-

Hi Adrian,

Yes it's excellent and reckoned to be their best album. I like the studio albums - Wishbone Ash, Pilgrimage, Wishbone Four, There's the Rub and New England. Front Page News is not bad either. After that, I lost interest with too many lineup changes.

The T Turner, M Turner, (no relation) Powell & Upson lineup was the original. Although I felt Ted Turner's replacement Laurie Wisefield, added something to their live shows and is the lineup I prefer.



I particularly like live albums. To me, Ash are much better live, and their albums Live Dates 1 and Live Dates 2 are superb. The only fly in the ointment is that Live Dates 2 is not available (yet) on CD. Due to some contract wrangle apparently. It is around on vinyl, and the important point is to note that the initial release was a double album. The second disc contains some of their best stuff so the double album is well worth seeking out.



Steve

Steve,

I appreciate the comprehensive reply. Will get down the local CD store pronto and pick up a few. They had most in stock when I was there earlier today - just did not know which ones to choose.

Thanks

Now playing - Steve Hackett - Please Don't Touch

I always find it strange that Steve got Randy Crawford to appear on one of his proggie albums. Seems a strange combination.

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

Didn't have this one, but did have this one...



on gate fold black stuff. Lost in time now

Jono

On the morning commute. I forget who recommended it here, but great album.

Fenton Robinson - Somebody Loan Me a Dime.

Final one to complete a good night of music listening

The Decemberists - Castaways and Cutouts

Sailing to Philadelphia - Mark Knopfler

Tago Mago by Can (United Artists vinyl re release) to try and break the Beatles kick I've been on of late.

... well the kids are in bed now ... never knew there was a censored US edition as well.

This afternoon so far..........

Blackfield - Blackfield


Backfield - Blackfield II


Porcupine Tree - Deadwing

Mark

Yep, I still like it Bruce!

Don't Look Back [Import]

1. Don't Look Back
2. Journey
3. It's Easy
4. Man I'll Never Be
5. Feelin' Satisfied
6. Party
7. Used to Bad News
8. Don't Be Afraid

A pre-owned silver-disc version [ADD]
(it's digitally mastered not - remastered).
...and it sounds teriffic!
I find this is very good driving in the car
music too : )

nymph