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

Liz Green - Haul Away, folky, jazzy, a couple of tracks in and it's quite good. Thanks Stu.

On vinyl:

Not an album I listen to a lot - but still fun!

Joe Henry

"Shuffletown"

On vinyl:

Fink - Hard Believer, on vinyl...

 I like their albums too, a lot.  I have all of them, and they receive regular play.

Enjoy your music.

regards

Jeff A

Grateful Dead - American Beauty, another of the bands missed at the time.

They are OK but don't really "do it" for me. Not sure I understand the fervour for collecting long and similar bootlegs either.

That's a very long way from their best record Howard (although it is one of their more commercially successful ones). Really the Dead are about the live experience, rather than over-polished studio sets like "American Beauty".

Have you heard "Live/Dead", "Sunshine Daydream" "Europe '72" or "The Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack"?

And if you're going for a studio album, "Bles for Allah" is by far the best.

A bit of Bowie...

Streaming | CD FLAC rip

Hungry Lucy - Apparitions

Prompted by an earlier post from Howard:

Working Mans Dead is their supreme studio album, nothing else is close.

Kate Walsh

"Real Thing"

Florian Boesch and Malcolm Martineau in their third and last recording of the Schubert cycles.

EJ

vinyl

Neil Young

"Home Before Dark" (2008)

CD

Naomi Hooley

"It Was A Great October" (2010)

Easy,man! First James Gang and now this. You're killing me here...

Paul Otteson

Grateful Dead - Dave's Picks Volume 10

Thelma, Los Angeles    12/12/69

Spending the evening enjoying this 3CD show. 

I love both albums. Just like J. Cale's, it's difficult to choose a favourite album but I do have a soft spot for WMD. They are all very special though!