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;

Portishead - Dummy
On Vinyl

Every time I hear this one, it gives me great pleasure. One of the best ones of the year in jaZ........


David Gray - "Lost Songs 95-98"

Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love
On Vinyl
Richard Thompson - Amnesia
Volcano Choir - Repave

RUSH - Hemispheres
On CD:-


Dave Matthews Band - "Stand Up"
BigH47 posted:RUSH - Hemispheres
A very fine choice sir, now that the football has finished I think I will join you!
Bert Schurink posted:Every time I hear this one, it gives me great pleasure. One of the best ones of the year in jaZ........
I must agree, Schurink. Thanks for the recommendation, were you the OP? I love this album. Looking forward to hearing more from these guys.
Rush, A Farewell to Kings, because Hemispheres has finished and this contains the sublime Xanadu. 2015 version 24 bit Flac via Audirvana/Hugo
One of my all-time favorites...


Coldplay "A Rush Of Blood To The Head"

2015. CD
This album never strays too far from the CD player.

1999 vinyl reissue.



Klyde posted:Bert Schurink posted:Every time I hear this one, it gives me great pleasure. One of the best ones of the year in jaZ........
I must agree, Schurink. Thanks for the recommendation, were you the OP? I love this album. Looking forward to hearing more from these guys.
I think you ask yourself was I the original poster, yes I was...


Bruce Springsteen. Tunnel Of Love. On original vinyl from 1987. A DMM pressing with a very fast, if not somewhat clinical SQ. An enjoyable album showing a nice mix of The Boss' pop and passionate sides.
ewemon posted:
Todays listening courtesy of a friend.
I like to see this ready availability of live music. I recall while leaving a McCartney concert in 2002 saying to my wife something like "Gee, wouldn't it be great if we could walk out and buy a CD of the fantastic performance we just heard? You'd think the technology is in place to do so." Pay $15 and wait a minute while a CD recording fresh off the mixing board is burned for you. Well, of course there has to be some editing and approvals involved in the process, but it seems Springsteen's got the right idea with a quick turnaround of his performances available for MP3 download. Bruce has the power and following to make this model successful. It will be interesting to see where other artists go with this notion in the future. Maybe others are doing it and I'm not aware.




