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

Mogwai - The Hawk is Howling

I'm just off out...

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Interesting release I discovered whilst browsing the record stores today.

So you got your afternoon sorted out then............

Mark

R.E.M live...

Country Feedback
Everybody Hurts

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Originally posted by markah:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Interesting release I discovered whilst browsing the record stores today.

So you got your afternoon sorted out then............

Mark

Yes Mrs Lontano kicked me out of the listening seat and we went to Brighton. Cost me a small fortune as I found two very good record stores. One of the stores was so crowded - so much for the death of CD's and the credit crunch. It just goes to prove if you get it right, then you can make a success out of music sales still.

Cheers

Sade - Lovers Rock

Note to self: Must get the rest of their albums, this is rather good (I've also discovered I've got Bring It On in the rack)

and before this...

PanaMonk

Monk music played by Danilo Perez from Panama. Saw him live six years ago and I can still clearly remember his big chops and smile.

Julie Fowlis - Mar A Tha Mo Chridhe

Bobo Stenson - Cantando. Beautiful

Juana Molina - Un Dia

Kenny Thomas - Crazy World. Great soul voice and a very good album.

Wonderful

More CDs from my Koln trip today. Mainly been getting my teeth into this:



Have listened to disc 1 (Kyoto) and disc 6 (encores) twice, and like what I hear. Maybe the "unevenness" I've read about occurs on the other four discs?

Also, the last of the budget ACT CDs:



Very lively sax, bass and drums combo - sounds great!

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Have listened to disc 1 (Kyoto) and disc 6 (encores) twice, and like what I hear. Maybe the "unevenness" I've read about occurs on the other four discs?

Nigel - I don't think you will find "unevenness" as you listen to the other four discs. It is all good and a wonderful document of a series of concerts in Japan.

Enjoy.

Adrian

Thrift store find. Somewhere in these shredded grooves there is a great performance. Very much in the fiery Toscanini tradition but with Russians (!!)

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Originally posted by nicnaim:

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Originally posted by Jet Johnson:

....And on the Black stuff ...the Riddim Twins cut loose!

Jet,

They will also be cutting loose in the Toon at the Boss Sounds festival at the Carling Academy next week. See Jumping Hot Club link for details.

Regards

Nic

Yeah cheers Nic someone else told me about this gig ....I would love to be there if I can, ...I've grooved (very badly) to these guys for years ...I bet they tear up the place!
...your cup of tea?

..PS I noticed you mentioned previously in this thread playing a cassette on your Nak ..I love Naks! ..which one do you have?

....Following the "Worlds Greatest Rhythmn Section" (AKA Sly and Robbie) playing Newcastle ...

......October 24th at The Gala Theater in Durham hosts "The world’s greatest living drummer" (AKA Billy Cobham) rediscovering his Latin roots with dynamic young Cuban band Asere.



Time to dig out this gem from his back catalogue

Joe Henry "Shuffletown"



a small slice of perfection

Alan Parsons Project

This is for Stefan who finally agreed to show up here.