What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)
Posted by: Adam Meredith on 23 March 2008
Steve Earle - I Feel Alright
... a'classic' ending to my listening day ...
Something a little more sedate........
Ruth Notman - Threads
Seth Lakeman - Kitty Jay
Mark
Ruth Notman - Threads
Seth Lakeman - Kitty Jay
Mark
These....but on VINYL
On vinyl:-
[QUOTE]Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
The Dead's American Beauty in HDCD:
MilesSmiles,
Have you compared this to the non-HDCD? I've been debating for the past year on replacing all my studio albums with the new versions.
Thanks.
Patrick
The Dead's American Beauty in HDCD:
MilesSmiles,
Have you compared this to the non-HDCD? I've been debating for the past year on replacing all my studio albums with the new versions.
Thanks.
Patrick
K.D. Lang - Ingenue
Mark
Rammstein - Reisse Reisse.
I had forgotten just how good this album is.
quote:Originally posted by markah:
K.D. Lang - Ingenue
Mark
Good album Mark.
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Mark
quote:Originally posted by markah:
Something a little more sedate........
Ruth Notman - Threads
Mark
Hi Mark - what do think of Ruth? ATB Rotf
quote:Originally posted by ROTF:quote:Originally posted by markah:
Something a little more sedate........
Ruth Notman - Threads
Mark
Hi Mark - what do think of Ruth? ATB Rotf
Hi ROTF,
IMHO she knocks the spots off the girl with the floppy hat (oops - heresy!). I absolutely love this album, gets more play than anything else at the moment. I have checked out her live dates but unfortunately doesn't seem to be anything near me. She's FAB. And by the way, "thanks" to you for introducing her - I always note your posts as I like a lot of the same stuff.
Mark
On I-sod, some SRV, Albert and Fenton when I get home I think
Oliver, it's not released till the end of the month here either - I have a copy of an advance copy.
It sounds really impressive and like nothing else, and makes for uncomfortable listening - it's very dark and intense.
Not exactly relaxing then, like Dummy or Beth's Rustin Man album.
It's worth getting it just to hear it, and has some amazing sounds on it, and what sounds like ukelele (!) on Deep Water. But whether I'll be playing it in ten years time, who knows.
Anyhow, what I'm listening to right now, my favourite (sort of) Portishead album...
It sounds really impressive and like nothing else, and makes for uncomfortable listening - it's very dark and intense.
Not exactly relaxing then, like Dummy or Beth's Rustin Man album.
It's worth getting it just to hear it, and has some amazing sounds on it, and what sounds like ukelele (!) on Deep Water. But whether I'll be playing it in ten years time, who knows.
Anyhow, what I'm listening to right now, my favourite (sort of) Portishead album...
Playing Disc 1
1. So Lonely - Jakatta
2. Mathar-Indian Vibes - The Dave Pike Set
3. Sunset - Nitin Sawhney
4. Fever - Stereo MC's (Steve Hillage Remix)
5. The Lagos Communique - Thievery Corporation
6. Mustt Mustt - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
7. Trust In Me - Susheela Raman
8. Sajanna - Badmarsh & Shri
9. Papua New Guinea - F.S.O.L. (Blue States Mix)
10. Ocean Beach - Black Mighty Orchestra (Cybophonia Cinematic Remix)
11. The Call - Cantoma feat. Pathaan
12. Rolling Thunder - Ride
13. En Csak Azt Csodalom (Lullabye For Katharine) - Marta Sebestyen
14. Novio - Moby
15. Always Remember To Respect Your Mother Pt 1 - Dusted
16. Swollen - Bent feat Zoe Johnston (Dusted Vocal Mix)
17. Likufanele - Zero 7
18. Up With People - Lambchop (Zero 7 Remix)
A good test for sbl bass-driver units is track 6, Mustt Mustt! : )
A lot a good music on this 2 CD box collection from Ministry of Sound @ 2002
nymph
Joe Jackson - under-rated or what?
another one of my 3 for £10 Amazon purchases. Some wonderfully sounding stuff here, why can't they record drums like that still?
SJB