What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2016
2016 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread (and links to previous years) can be found here;
During workout - good album, sad that the guitar player passed away...
Streaming | Deezer Elite
(2007)
Haunting progressive metal.
Hungryhalibut posted:This was recommended to me by Lontano, and very good it is too.
Glad you like it.
Now playing the new Vijay Iyer.....
Dave Marshall posted:
Streaming on Tidal.
One for all the blues fans.............. great voice, and quite stunning guitar work.......... go straight to the last track.........."Voodoo Spell"......this guy is something special.
Dave.
Saw your recommendation this morning, listen to album on spotify, album ordered from famous online retailer, another excellent recommendation from this forum.
Edward
Lontano posted:Hungryhalibut posted:This was recommended to me by Lontano, and very good it is too.
Glad you like it.
Now playing the new Vijay Iyer.....
What's your opinion about the new Iyer album, recommended ?
Absolutely a gem...listening via Qobuz, will buy this definitely...
Charlie Byrd and Laurindo Almeida "Brazilian Soul"
Streaming | WAV
(2012)
Taking a little time out to listen to this fine album again. Lovely songs in unmistakable Fagen style, jazz and soul infused melodic rock.
Via Qobuz mwahhhh ?
Through Qobuz, just album. Had ignored this guy so far and I am really liking this...
Bert Schurink posted:Through Qobuz, just album. Had ignored this guy so far and I am really liking this...
John Abercrombie should not be ignored :-) been around since the early days of ECM and has a substantial catalogue to keep you occupied. One of my very favourite albums of his is this one with Hein Van De Geyn and Joe LaBarbera - Base Line - Why Really. A bass led album with lots of Abercrombie all over it on his guitar - I saw them play this a long time ago in the mid nineties.....available on quboz
Bert Schurink posted:Glad you like it.
Now playing the new Vijay Iyer.....
What's your opinion about the new Iyer album, recommended ?
Not necessarily an easy listen but I liked it for a first listen....
Including remixes by Mogwai and Marconi Union
Fleetwood Mac "The Original Fleetwood Mac"
Jesse Winchester "Humor Me" - 2016 Stereophile R2D4
Fleetwood Mac Live. CD rip. Love this album generally. Buckingham's guitar sound is great and the version of "Sara" is a fave of mine.
Streaming | WAV
(2005)
Just more super prog rock from these Polish lads.
Jeff Anderson posted:
Fleetwood Mac "The Original Fleetwood Mac"
Great early "Peter Green" Fleetwood Mac.
Not seen much Beatles posted on here since Sir George died so here's one...
RIP George Martin.
Lontano posted:Bert Schurink posted:Through Qobuz, just album. Had ignored this guy so far and I am really liking this...
John Abercrombie should not be ignored :-) been around since the early days of ECM and has a substantial catalogue to keep you occupied. One of my very favourite albums of his is this one with Hein Van De Geyn and Joe LaBarbera - Base Line - Why Really. A bass led album with lots of Abercrombie all over it on his guitar - I saw them play this a long time ago in the mid nineties.....available on quboz
Thanks for the tip I will have a look...
If you are stressed this will ease your mind. Simply gorgeous. Music ain't bad either. Ahem!
Bryan Ferry "Avonmore"