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

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Originally posted by Klout10:

If anyone ever wants to get a copy of a fabulous Blues Live album then you could do no worse than buy this one.

It is a truly great album.

As recorded by Rick Rubin live with no overdubs.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

Haim,

How is his performance compared to Martha or Michelangeli?

Klout10 if you like the Red Devils disc try and get a hold of this one which is Lester Butlers other band 13.

One of the best deep down bar blues albums you will ever hear.

Tool - 10,000 Days

Nice music to work to. The recent BBC4 broadcast has out me back into Mr Oldfield's music.

And now something a bit mellower, from one of my favourite live performers...........

Seth Lakeman - Freedom Fields

Nanci Griffith - One Fair Summer Evening

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Originally posted by markah:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

Thanks Jeff - I'll check it out.
I'm also interested in the Fiona Apple album you posted - how would you describe it?
Mark

From my original post about it in December 2005:

Fiona Apple - "Extraordinary Machine" Can't put my finger on what I like about this, but I do ... I am drawn to playing it frequently, so that is good. It is mysterious somehow. A local critic describes FA thusly: "Musically, her distinctive sound suggests a kid whose show-tune roots got twisted by adolescent angst, singer-songwriter confessionalism and rock 'n' roll aggression". I guess I would agree.

Jeff A

Flogging Molly - Swagger

Madeleine Peyroux - Careless Love

No Answer (Remastered) [Us Import]

1. 10538 Overture
2. Look at Me Now
3. Nellie Takes Her Bow
4. Battle of Marston Moor
(July 2nd 1644)
5. First Movement
(Jumping Biz)
6. Mr. Radio
7. Manhattan Rumble
(49th Street Massacre)
8. Queen of the Hours
9. Whisper in the Night
10. Battle of Marston Moor
(July 2nd 1644)
Take 1 Alternate Mix
11. Nellie Takes Her Bow
Alternate Mix
12. Mr. Radio
Take 9
13. 10538 Overture
Take 1 Alternate Mix

Recorded at Philips Studios London
between July 1970 and June 1971

Sony Remastered cd @ 2006

disc 1

The Gold Collection

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1. 10538 Overture 5:32
2. Mr Radio 5:04
3. All Over The World
(Showdown - Early Version) 4:06
4. Look At Me Now 3:17
5. Manhattan Rumble
(49th Street Massacre) 4:23
6. In Old England Town
(Boogie No 2) 6:53
7. My Woman
(Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Early Version) 3:57
8. Roll Over Beethoven 6:46
9. The Battle Of Marston Moor
(July 2nd 1644) 6:04
10. Queen Of The Hours 3:23
11. Showdown
(Single Version) 4:11
12. First Movement
(Jumping Biz) 3:01
13. Whisper In The Night 4:48
14. Momma


EMI Gold CD @ Mar 1996

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This album is cheap as chips on Amazon - used and new from 0.01p and is imho is far more fun to listen to when in comparison with the (very expensive) adulterated remaster No Anwser album, which although not the same album has a very similar play list of old weirdo elo music from the early days : )

nymph

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Originally posted by munch:
Putting myself through it.
Now my prized copy of this.

On the Black stuff.

Take it easy man..



One of my all time favorites..Root Love

Eddie Reader - Dolphins you tube

Tim Buckley - Dolphins - youtube - that's better

.......... and the original and the best version Fred Neil Dolphins played over Christopher Moltisante getting high on the Sopranos. Incredible use of music and television to tell a story when no spoken words were relevant.

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1. Go-Go Gadget Gospel
2. Crazy
3. St. Elsewhere
4. Gone Daddy Gone
5. Smiley Faces
6. Boogie Monster
7. Feng Shui
8. Just a Thought
9. Transformer
10. Who Cares?
11. Online
12. Necromancer
13. Storm Coming
14. Last Time

WB cd @ 2006

imho, Gnarls has a bucket load of talent, but it's just not going far with this ensemble. This could be so much better if reworked...
He could really do with a real loose and live ready rock band around him... jazzed and funked up as you like it, complete with a real set of drums played by a real bloke with real drum sticks... Oh yeah!

nymph

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Tim Buckley - Dolphins - youtube - that's better

Thank you for that - recently re-bought my vinyl Sefronia on CD. Prefer Tim to the boy.