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;
On vinyl.
Terrible title and R.Twerk for a fabulous album (double CD).
This is quite different to the previous prog-rock type (but also good) albums from the band lead by Mariusz Duda (see also Lunatic Soul).
'Eye' is in a more ambient atmospheric vein, referencing early rhythmic Krautrock in places. Apparently a collection of music left over from sessions which didn't musically 'fit' on previous albums.
It is by no means a collection of leftovers, but a musically consistent delight with a unique signature sound. Thematically dark, it is not bright sunny day material and well timed for the return to GMT, or as we say in Norfolk - 'when that get late, early'.
John.
Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited II, streaming CD rip.
Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything?
I haven't played this for a while, can't understand why. Excellent album.
Original vinyl. I love my 
Pro-ject record cleaner.
Really enjoying this - thanks to the usual suspects 
Sound Iration In Dub
Massimo Bertola posted:GraemeH posted:
Sublime.
G
I want to hear it.
M.
Listen to album in TIDAL - Leonard Cohen: You Want It Darker https://tidal.com/album/66024823
long time no play -- playing the CD now -- but i am sure i also have a vinyl version somewhere...
enjoy
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1975 - Black label Decca vinyl... Mono/Stereo tracks from 63- 69
Heavens knows when this was first pressed but it's cool.
2016 - Vinyl... Laura Gibson / Empire Builder.
Even though the clocks have gone back, one needs to recharge the batteries for the new dawn. 
A+ | Transcoded DSD
(28th October)
Tangerine Dream imitators Perge say this about their latest release (which is very enjoyable).
"This album presents [75 minutes of] sections from two recently restored soundboard recordings from the 80s. Originally available only via low quality unofficial bootlegs 'The Undulated Soundtrack For Phantasy' and 'Space & Sfears', we're now able to present these recordings as originally intended. We hope you enjoy this trip back to a time where analog synthesisers were having to compete with their newer digital rivals for the first time".
ewemon posted:
You appear to be in a deep jazz groove at the moment, Ewemon. This is great to see.
Massimo Bertola posted:james n posted:I've not played this for a while so it's getting an outing today
Beth Orton - Trailer ParkAnd this too, an intriguing cover.
Great album, produced by my school friend Andy Weatherall.
Joff