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

Now onto The Isley Brothers - 3 + 3. Again on vinyl.

Thanks for the advice on posting pics by the way. Will give it a go.

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Nigel sloth radio is what you need:-
Album covers

Thanks for that BigH! It's indeed a cool trick and quicker than searching directly on amazon.
(Link corrected btw.)

ATB
Maurice

Laurent Voulzy, Avril

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Originally posted by smiglass:

A fantastic album with absolutely classic sleeve art - one of my Blue Note faves!

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Originally posted by von zipper:

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Originally posted by smiglass:

A fantastic album with absolutely classic sleeve art - one of my Blue Note faves!

Fancy a new version ?

Guster - Ganging Up on the Sun

Ra Ra Riot live on npr.org/all songs considered.

My 3rd play of this fantastic disc, and it seems to sound better each time! : )

nymph

Again...

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Originally posted by Lontano:

This has just been released on CISCO 45 RPM Vinyl. Only 6,000 copies made and selling fast. Available from Acoustic sounds and Elusive Disc. Also a Gold CD version is about to be released - meant to sound even better if that is possible.

This is No.762 of the 6000 . By far better that the 20th Anniversary CD. The 32XB-123 made in Japan would be my second choice right now. Lets see what the Gold version has to offer.
Martin

Keen to hear your reaction, Haim. I sporadically have been in touch with Ibrahim, back to the days, when he still called himself Dollar Brand. In my books, there is light and shadow. This one being strong.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

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Originally posted by sjust:
Very mature and wise playing

Stefan,

I ordered it (have nothing by Ibrahim) as well as the Antakia disc.

Haim

Picked up this boxed set on vinyl from eBay.

This was 1984 reissue on five discs in the original album formats of Jazz Samba, Big Band Bossa Nova, Jazz Samba Encore, Getz/Gilberto and Getz/Almeida.

On side 10 of disc 5 there are three live tracks from a 1964 concert at Carnegie Hall. Although I already had four of these recordings on CD the chance to get them on vinyl was just too tempting. I think I may becoming obsessive, as I have an increasing number of duplicates on different formats. They are coming to take me away ha ha!

BTW the CD reissue has even more tracks on, but I like to hear them a side at a time as they were originally issued. Great condition, very happy.

Regards

Nic

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Originally posted by sjust:
In my books, there is light and shadow. This one being strong.

Thanks, Stefan.

Light & shadow.. you sound like you are talking about photography.

How is Perl's In Darkness compared to Potter's Darkness on ECM?

Regards,
Haim

Journey - Podroz

Grzegorz Krawiec, guitar

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Originally posted by BigH47:

The first album is wonderful and the second OK IMHO - Richard Harvey has gone on to do some interesting film music. Gave up on them after Red Queen as I thought they were turning into Yes ... which I suppose they thought was no disgrace, but that first album with a great version of The Unquiet Grave and The Devil And The Farmer's Wife - superb.

Meanwhile, I'm a listening to ye olde



ATB Rotf