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

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
A fantastic album.

It's been giving me goosebumps (though the heating has just gone off!)

Last one for tonight, my favourite Miles...



I finally made more of an effort with jazz in 2008, partly thanks to your good self. Much appreciated.

One of my favourites as well and a great movie.

Japan Reprise Target (tough to find, most of them are WG Harvest Targets)

Musicians:
Martin Haselböck, organ

Selections:
Franz Liszt (1811-1886)
At The Ladegast Organ in The Cathedral in Merseburg (Opus 13, 1853/55)
1. Fantasie Und Fuge Uber Den Choral, "Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem Undam" Aus Der Oper "Der Prophet"
Von Meyerbeer (1850)
2. Ave Maria I
3. Andante Religioso
4. Einleitung Zur Legende Der Heiligen Elisabeth
5. Otto Nicolai: Kirchliche Fest-Ouverture Uber Den Choral, "Ein Feste Burg ist Unser Gott", Op. 31 Fur Orgel Gesetzt Von Franz Liszt

Pipes Rhode Island features 11 different organs in English Renaissance, North German Baroque, Italian, American Classic, American Eclectic, and French styles. Production assistance for the audiophile-quality recordings was provided by John Marks of John Marks Records and Stereophile magazine.

MFSL

Why did I miss this concert - stupid me. Ok, I was only a child - that's why.

Arc - Radio Sputnik.
Not as good as 'Arcturus' but a good album nonetheless

King Crimson 'Larks Tongues in Aspic'

Mike:
Arcturus is by far the best of the Arc (Michael Shreeve, Ian Boddy) albums. Blaze is OK, and so is Radio Sputnik, but neither are quite up to Arcturus.

Do you have 'Atmospheric Conditions' by Free System Projekt? It is deleted on CD, but I see Musiczeit have that now, one of their best.

Jamie,
Yes i saw that and will take your advice
Mike.

More from the library:-

Big H hope you like the Black Mountain.

Me - Ron Carter & Joel Xavier, a bit of guitar and bass noodling

Re Black Mountain very good didn't know what to expect.
Another newie from the library:-

Red House Painters 'Old Ramon'

"Watermelon Man" from Herbie Hancock's "Headhunters". I'm at work and the CD is at home, but I can't get this damned earworm out of my head!

On vinyl:-


Prompted after watching "Classic Albums " programme on this album. It's a shame they didn't include When a Blind Man Cries on the original LP release.

More from the library:-