Interesting works, by a conservative composer with confused political ideas. As a nationalist, for a while, he thought he carried and tried to gain the sympathies of the nazi regime, while in fact he did not because of his longstanding connection with Jewish friends and colleagues and refusal to give those up. Without the historical background I'm sure his music would have gained a much wider recognition.

EJ

Hungryhalibut posted:

Released today and sounding great. 

I also will check it out...

Bert Schurink posted:

1st run of what I think will be a great album...

 

The drums are a bit raw...., would have liked it to be a bit more subtle...

King King

REACHING FOR THE LIGHT

Just heard about this band from my friend Scott this afternoon, a Blue's band from Glasgow, listing to album on spotify absolutely brilliant this album is a Blues/Rock album, this is my favorite type of music, album ordered and will order tickets for upcoming concerts.

Edward 

King King

STANDING IN THE SHADOWS

Spotify

Edward

Jeff Anderson posted:

Lisa Hannigan "Sea Sew"

Good album, rarely seen on here.

M

Audiophile jazz....

Bert Schurink posted:

Audiophile jazz....

I'm concerned that you may have intended that as a compliment, Bert  :-)

Chris

Van Morrison's Moondance. Vivid and fresh.

C.

Ok but not super exiting, an Eastern European / gipsy type of feel to it...

Christopher_M posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

Audiophile jazz....

I'm concerned that you may have intended that as a compliment, Bert  :-)

Chris

Your concern is grounded....., however audiophile can also have a positive annotation - it's not all about nerds :-)

Bert Schurink posted:

Ok but not super exiting, an Eastern European / gipsy type of feel to it...

 

His Schindlers list has something special though, I think it's intended for him to play modern with a lot of effect, like this man Garrett....

Rush, A Farewell To kings, 2015 24 bit version, as close to the vinyl I first experienced at 14 as I've heard.  Along with Moving Pictures for a long time my to fave Rush albums.  24 bit Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

Oldies but goldies.

John Grant - Queen of Denmark

Dead Can Dance, Within the realm of a dying sun on Tidal. 

just starting to get into this band, and enjoying it 

A mostly neglected disc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIT7SyD5aRI

Bruce Springsteen. The Ghost Of Tom Joad. On CD from 1995. A couple of 60 degree (F) sunny days and the pollen levels are through the roof. Allergies are bonkers. This is a perfect album for some low-volume intimate listening.

Streaming | WAV

(1977)

Four live pieces recorded in various locations as part of their North American tour in '97. Sounding fresh and vibrant today with a fair amount of crowd applause in the mix. 

I like this one, strong syncopic music...

Haim Ronen posted:

A mostly neglected disc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIT7SyD5aRI

Indeed I love Steve Kuhn, but wasn't aware of this one - I will check it out. Thanks for the post.

A bunch of trax of her up and coming album due May