What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. X)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2013
On the cusp of 2014, we start a new thread...
Anyway, links:
Volume IX: https://forums.naimaudio.com/to...16#22826037054683416
Volume VIII: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...nt/12970396056050819
Volume VII: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...6878604287751/page/1
Volume VI: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878604097229
Volume V: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878605140495
Volume IV: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878605795042
Volume III: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878607309474
Volume II: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878606245043
Volume I: https://forums.naimaudio.com/di...ent/1566878607464290
Indirectly inspired by the Savoy Brown post:
Keyboard Concerto No.2 in E major, BWV 1053; Keyboard Concerto No.4 in A major, BWV 1055
Glenn Gould (piano), Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Vladmir Golschmann
Indirectly inspired by the Savoy Brown post:
Excellent album Dr. I used to have it on a cassette in my youth days. Brought back some nice memories. Thanks.
By the way, a few tracks on Black and Blue were included on the Stones Tatoo You, both great albums.You can actually feel the same vibe!
Tony
Autumnal piece for a cold rainy fall Saturday.
Autumnal piece for a cold rainy fall Saturday.
Kuma,
I hope that he plays them more straight-forward than his 1998 release:
Haim,
I am not familiar enough with this piece so I won't know but this is pretty straight sounding to me.
It's an early 80s digital recording.
I am listening from the other side of the speakers and sounds wonderful.
Arraue's Debussy's Images are just like what you see on the cover.
Various muted shapes and patterns moving and wiggling under murky water.
This is a one of the best sounding Phillips analogue pressing from the 70s.
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard. 
Best,
Tony
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard.
Best,
Tony
Lol, its all music Tony, even the dodgy stuff, nice talking to you tonight, enjoy your weekend
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard.
Best,
Tony
Lol, its all music Tony, even the dodgy stuff, nice talking to you tonight, enjoy your weekend
Be happy!
But, seriously: don't do it again...
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard.
Best,
Tony
Nought wrong with a bit of Tears for Fears Tony. They were an excellent live band. I guess that means I am off your Xmas card list this year? 
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard.
Best,
Tony
Nought wrong with a bit of Tears for Fears Tony. They were an excellent live band. I guess that means I am off your Xmas card list this year?
Too late, we're all doomed! 
What is Xmas? can I get it on vinyl?
Tears for Fears - Songs from the big chair - utter genius
...and what's so "utter genius" about It? Thanks for not insulting my intelligence even further by not using capital letters.
You're very welcome, I think
Oh, It's ok! I was only kidding. Now, listen to uncle Tony: They suck!
Ha! Each to their own - you can't beat a bit of 80s nostalgia every now and again. A dark title for quite a dark album that was a best seller around the world with a number of number 1s, perfectly captures the mid 80s electronic scene and reminds me of my youth. I saw them in 2004 and they were really very good live. Not to worry, I will be back to my beloved Rush and other assorted rock once this has finished playing.
I forgive you this time. There's so much one can cope with. A bit of Reggie or Stink(sic) every now and then is fine but before you realise the forum is infested with all sorts or creepy crawlers. Thank you for your understanding.
Rush is good: ask Howard.
Best,
Tony
Nought wrong with a bit of Tears for Fears Tony. They were an excellent live band. I guess that means I am off your Xmas card list this year?
Too late, we're all doomed! What is Xmas? can I get it on vinyl?
Sawallish/Dresden State's Schubert's 9th.
I still prefer *chunkier* Toscanini/NBC set but this one flows nicely moving the tunes along.
Haim,
I am not familiar enough with this piece so I won't know but this is pretty straight sounding to me.
It's an early 80s digital recording.
I am listening from the other side of the speakers and sounds wonderful.
Kuma,
The title says it all. He plays as if it is his own music, only' inspired' by Bach.
There are infinite sweet spots to listen to under-performers. The other side of the speaker is a good one.