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

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John Paul White  -  "Beulah"  (2016)

Listening to this after reading a review in an old magazine, it's different from some of the others I have so interesting.... I still however like the rawness of the last Wispelwey one...

Joseph Arthur  -  "The Family"  (2016)

Aerosmith live at Download, recorded from Sky Arts and rather excellent it is too.  Saw these a few times, including one excellent all day gig at Wembley with the Stereophonics, Three Colours Red, Lenny Kravitz and the Blakc Crowes and they have always been excellent.  If you like them then this is well worth hunting down should Sky Arts show it again.

David Hazeltine Trio with George Mraz (bass) and Billy Drummond (drums)  playing Bud Powell compositions.

First spin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7XJmi-pDSU

Bought this as a sentimental purchase since it was their last concert, and I have a ton of ABB CDs, and it has turned out to be excellent musically - I have listened to it numerous times in the month I have owned it.

Highly recommended...

A+ | Transcoded DSD

(2015)

"This is the analogue counterpart to Aphelion, which was recorded using mainly digital instruments. This nicely showcases the two sides to Arcane's Tangerine Dream inspired music." - A Discogs commenter

Joe Jackson. Look Sharp! On original vinyl from 1979. I've had this for 30 years on the original 1986 CD blindly loving it. This year I stumbled upon the LP to find out how much nicer it sounds. Either format, it is a stellar debut album.

A+ | Transcoded DSD

(2015)

Interesting ambient electronica downloaded from bandcamp, best broken into small chunks as the album runs to two hours and forty minutes.

"Aural Films welcomes the newest release by Tim Kays. Who returns with another fascinating excursion into the mysterious world of weather "Phenomena." Hear a collection of music inspired by the measurement, observation, analysis, and study of events in the invisible ocean we know as.. the atmosphere."

The Who. It's Hard. On original vinyl from 1982. Snippets of "Eminence Front" has been sold to various TV ads in the US lately and hearing those made me want to hear the original - one of my favorite Who tracks.

This from last night...

BOBBY WOMACK Portrait Of (1979 UK 14-track LP,

A1 I Can Understand It
A2 I Don't Know
A3 Love Ain't Somethin' You Can Get For Free
A4 Daylight
A5 Sweet Caroline (Good Times Never Seemed So Good)
A6 Woman's Gotta Have It
A7 All Along The Watchtower
B1 I Feel A Groove Comin On
B2 The Preacher
B3 More Than I Can Stand
B4 That's The Way I Feel About Cha
B5 Lookin For A Love
B6 It's All Over Now
B7 Harry Hippie

A+ |Tidal 

(1988)

dave marshall posted:

Featured regularly on here, this Robert Johnson influenced album never fails to please.

One track, "Am I Wrong" is, additionally, a wonderful "test the system" tune, .................well recorded, with great dynamics.........a real "in the room" feeling.

Yes, is an absolute gem.

On 45rpm vinyl...

This is growing on me...on vinyl.

On vinyl...

4-LP vinyl boxset. A new purchase (from yesterday)

Magnificent Ms Bush. First press CD rip. 

Stay away from the remaster - It will have you running for the hills!

G

A+ | Transcoded DSD

(2015)

Calling it psychedelic krautrock doesn't really cover it but does give an idea of this good album and their style. Same nationality and record label as Goat, they will be at the Liverpool Psych fest on the 23rd. 

Stevee_S posted:

A+ | Transcoded DSD

(2015)

Calling it psychedelic krautrock doesn't really cover it but does give an idea of this good album and their style. Same nationality and record label as Goat, they will be at the Liverpool Psych fest on the 23rd. 

New album out next month S, heard acouple of tracksalready and it sounds like it's gonna be a goodie!