What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. X)

Originally Posted by Tony2011:

Originally Posted by MDS:

       

Newly purchased today. After O this album has a lot to live up to. On my first listen I'm quite encouraged.  The re-production is most definitely of similar high quality.  

       

O is a truly great alum M. Have to check this one out. Thanks for posting. 

Have this one as well on high res - like it rather much. But didn't know the guy until my brother called it out last week.

In that case, Bert, you should definitely get his O album. As Tony says, it is a great album. 

Originally Posted by Bert Schurink:

Originally Posted by Tony2011:

Originally Posted by MDS:

       

Newly purchased today. After O this album has a lot to live up to. On my first listen I'm quite encouraged.  The re-production is most definitely of similar high quality.  

       

O is a truly great alum M. Have to check this one out. Thanks for posting. 

Have this one as well on high res - like it rather much. But didn't know the guy until my brother called it out last week.

In that case, Bert, you should definitely get his O album. As Tony says, it is a great album. 

Thanks for the tip - will check that out soon.

bass communion - on c.d.

Nice packaging, though the disc does look like a cdr blue colour. This used to skip like buggery in the cds2, which was very frustrating, the cds3 plays it all the way through with out a jitter. Curious.

Not so much gazing out into space, more staring into the void, with this "music".

Eric Clapton

"Journeyman"

Streaming |  24 / 96  FLAC Download

On vinyl.

On vinyl. Great rock.

Aaron Parks: Arborescence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53eBFTVyfSc

Hermann Scherchen/Vienna State Opera: Mozart Requiem

This set is done in more of opera and somewhat theatrical in some spots but love their warm and inviting chorus and soprano. (Magda Laszlo )

 This isn't a gut wrenching *the end of the world* requiem but very comforting and enlightening in the end.

My first listen(s) tonight, I was also wondering where he would go to after both "O" and "9", but I'm very impressed with this new album.

'56 Watler/NY Phil Mozart Requiem

Comparatively, much more stern and serious. 

Tourel's voice again is not supple and sounds stressed a bit. 

Male choir sounds too gun-ho ending up like over grown boy scouts.

Frédéric Chopin:  Sophie Pacini (Klavier)

Ballade Nr. 4, Op. 52

Nocturnes Op. 9, Nr. 1 & 2

Nocturnes Op. 27, Nr. 1 & 2

Scherzo Nr. 2, Op. 31

Fantaisie Impromptu Op. 66

Nocturne Op. 48 Nr. 1

Fantaisie Polonaise Op. 61 

Bach / Busoni: Choral BWV 639 "Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ

I started out not very fond of the recorded sound but soon forgot about all of this as I went along and couldn't help being hooked.  Pulled in by some spell more likely as this is a very convincing program.  Youthful exuberance combined with maturity and certainty that belies her age. 

Chicago's own DJ Colette.

This album Hypnotized was highly hyped.

Left over from my SmartBar days.

Sam Cooke. Portrait Of A Legend 1951-1964. On vinyl released this summer. Thanks to those here that recommended this one.

Kuma,

 I wanted to let you know that I love your comments and descriptions. They are for me my favorite part of this forum.

Larry

Streaming on TIDAL - great album!

George Harrison. Thirty-three & 1/3. On vinyl from 1976. Long overdue for a spin.

Larry,

I don't have a bag of cool words like George or Florestan nor their command of English.  but a piece of music played in a certain way sometimes provoke a strong visual image in my head. That's the best I could do to describe what I hear.

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Some live Ten Years After to waken me up and start the day:

CD Rip/FLAC stream from my NAS

The Thompson family album feat Richard, Linda and Teddy. Out 17th Nov

Flying Burrito Brothers - 'Sin City'

Ewemon originally posted:

"The Thompson family album feat Richard, Linda and Teddy. Out 17th Nov"

I must check this one out!

HAWKWIND -  SPACEBROCK  -  c.d.