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

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway [ORIGINAL RECORDING REISSUED] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]
Genesis

Live City Sounds [LIVE]
Mary Lou Lord

Starless & Bible Black
Starless & Bible Black (Artist)

Leave to Remain - Kathryn Williams (Artist)

Way Out! - Johnny Griffin

Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf: Sinfonias
Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf (Composer), Uwe Grodd (Conductor), Failoni Orchestra (Orchestra)

Silver Jews on myspace



Sounds alwright

Now Cath & Phil Tyler on myspace. Nice Folk tunes.

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Originally posted by munch:
Black Slate,On the black stuff.

Me too Munch:

First listen:

Reminds me of my sore back from all the heavy lifting I did today.

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Originally posted by munch:
]Whats that album like?
I have only got there first album.

I like it Munch. I've had it since the early 1980's when it first came out. Nice, easy listening reggae and a decent recording. I also have 'Sirens in the City' which I don't like as much. How is 'Black Slate'?

Mark

Chillkram - sounds like you're having a fun session - The Beat & Dusty in one session...Superb!
Currently have this on to wind down after a glass of Grigio too much - a real grower of an album with some great supporting musicians - Garth Hudson from The Band, Joey Burns & John Convertino from Calexico (who never get name checked enough here!)Howe Gelb from Giant Sand and The Sadies...it's a who's who of Americana!! If you like anything with an alternative country lilt and you haven't got this, try it 'cos it's great imho!

Thanks vz. Sounds like a recommendation that would be up my street. Is it available on vinyl?

Mark

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Originally posted by Chillkram:
Thanks vz. Sounds like a recommendation that would be up my street. Is it available on vinyl?

Mark

Hi Mark,
yes it is - there is a lovely gatefold American pressing available which I believe Diverse Vinyl stock - I think I got mine from an American dealer off of E-bay but you should find a copy fairly easily online.
regards
VZ

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Originally posted by munch:
I have loads of hard core Reg on cd plus all the names most people know.

I used to love listening to David Rodigan on 'Roots Rockers' on Capital Radio in the early eighties.

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by bishopla:
Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf: Sinfonias
Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf (Composer), Uwe Grodd (Conductor), Failoni Orchestra (Orchestra)

Bishopla,
Do you just play one or two tracks of a album before you post?
Munch

Somtimes.. and sometimes I post what's in the queue.

Larry

Take Fred Neils sometimes recording partner, put him in a studio with the same bunch of musicians who cut Blonde on Blonde with Dylan, add producer Nick Venet and probably what sounds like a very nice amount of mary Jane and you've got an acid folk/rock/ jazz lost classic that ranks up there with Neils own work as well as Tim Buckley, David Crosby and their like. Thats it, time for bed!!

~<>~ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ~<>~

Cosi fan tutte ( Opera in two acts )

Fiordiligi...........Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Dorabella............Christa Ludwig
Guglielmo............Giuseppe Taddei
Ferrando.............Alfredo Kraus
Depina...............Hanny Steffek
Don Alfonso..........Walter Berry

Pilharmonia Orchestra & Chorus

Karl Bolm ~ Conductor

Original performace recorded in 1963 EMI Records Ltd.
[ADD] Stereo 3 CD Box Set ~ Great Recordings of the Century
Digital Remastering @ 2000 by EMI