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

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Originally posted by Lontano:

You must have had this on LOUD when I phoned before!!

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Originally posted by Graham Russell:

Can you bring this tomorrow, Graham? I've been wanting to hear some of this.

Cheers,

Mark

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Originally posted by markah:

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Originally posted by Lontano:

You must have this on LOUD when I phoned before!!

Ooops. Loud yes

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Originally posted by Mike7:

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Originally posted by droodzilla:


Is the live verson of "Supper's Ready" better than the original?

imo...yes i would say so

I love the version of 'Cinema Show' especially as it had Bruford on drums for the first half, and also as second drummer on last minute, but I prefer Collins (studio versions) drumming to Chester Thompson's on the rest of the tracks, 'I Know What I like...' being the exception, Chester Thompson really did excel on that track, and for many years afterwards.

I much prefer the Foxtrot version of 'Suppers Ready', but each their own.

In general I am not much of a fan of Chester Thompson's playing in Genesis.

The 1976 shows that are around are fantastic, especially the new soundboards of the Hammersmith show that have surfaced recently. Understandable that Bruford was not going to be only a live session drummer, and Genesis really was not the right band for him, pity for Genesis though.

Now playing Steely Dan 'Record Plant LA 1974' seesion.

Just seen the special Radio 2 recording at Abbey Road w/BBC Concert Orchestra. It's on BBC2 (Red Button) and on a loop. Not sure if it's today only. It was very good and must have been quite something if you were in the audience. An excellent band and one the best gigs I saw last year.

This is a bit of a curates egg, some wonderful gems - but also some dross in terms of recordings.

spooky!

VIII follows VII.

On Silver
I did not realise this was a 45rpm LP set until I tried to play it ,just as well I bought that Hercules

& this on the Black Stuff as well ,supposed to have good sound Quality ,but I can't hear it ,I have had it since the 70's

Super Bowl drama and now over to Bruce and the half time show.

Bruce and the E-Street Band put on a very nice show.

What a great night on WAYLTRN3.
Bartoli-Bellini, The Pianist, Be Good Tanyas, M. Peyroux, John Martyn, Duffy, Buddy Guy. My kind of music. Wish we could conference how our systems are sounding in 24/96, maybe one day.

Jeremy

~<>~ Ludwig van Beethoven ~<>~

Septet In E Flat Major Op. 20
1. Adagio - allegro con brio
2. Adagio cantabile
3. Tempo di Minuetto
4. Tema con Variazioni: Andante
5. Scherzo: Allegro molto e vivace
6. Andante con moto all Marcia - Presto

Sextet In E Flat Major Op. 81b
7. Allegro con brio
8. Adagio
9. Rondo: Allegro

THE GAUDIER ENSEMBLE

Marieke Blankestijn violin
Iris Juda violin
Roger Tapping viola
Jane Atkins viola
Christoph Marks cello
Stephen Williams double bass
Richard Hosford clarinet
Robin O'Neill bassoon
Jonathan Williams horn
Phillip Eastop horn

Recorded in St Michael's Church
Highgate London July 1991

[DDD] CD @ 2005 Hyperion Records Ltd.

Japanese First Pressing