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;
Can't stop moving! 
On vinyl...
2003 - CD - WAV...
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(2007)
Playing CD 1 (the original and studio album release) from this double CD which was released five years after the original in 2012 to include a second CD recorded live.
Streaming from TIDAL
Some trax off the above album due Sept
1979 - Original double vinyl...
ewemon posted:
One of the many fine recordings from Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama.
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(2015)
British Sea Power are not your ordinary indie rock band as this album shows. "British Sea Power usually sound bigger than their six members as it is - let alone when they throw a brass band into the mix… beautiful… exultant." - The Independent "Wondrous… there's a breathtaking poetic beauty coursing through Sea Of Brass." The Quietus
1974 - original vinyl. One of the Stones best tracks ever, "Time Waits for No One", with a wonderful and hypnotic solo by Mick Taylor. I miss those days...
Christopher_M posted:Tony2011 posted:1974 .....One of the Stones best tracks ever, "Time Waits for No One", ..... I miss those days...
I had you down as a supple thirty five year old, Tony, skinny jeans, top trainers.
Best, C.
PS. Great record, great spine-tingling track
You're very kind, Chris. Jeans(not so skinny) and trainers( not so top). I was 15 when that record came out and I'll say no more! 
Great to see Unknwon Mortal Orchestra at Glasto. Some of us have been playing them For quite a while. 
A rare Bill Evans quintet with a great line-up from 1962.
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(2011)
Something to relax with before trying to get back to sleep.
Reviews:
"Acoustic-guitar meditations turn slowly into tranquil funk" -- The Guardian
"Distilled -dreamy, trippy, downtempo instrumentals...and lush semi-orchestral settings" -- Uncut
"Mood music of a more hypnotic and ruminative hue can be found on the lovely album Distilled"
-- Record Collector
"delivered with a cinematic sweep...a very impressive self-invention"
-- Manchester Evening News
"music that is fascinating and, at its best, a thing of breathtaking beauty." -- All About Jazz
Tony2011 posted:
1974 - original vinyl. One of the Stones best tracks ever, "Time Waits for No One", with a wonderful and hypnotic solo by Mick Taylor. I miss those days...
Agreed! I love that song.