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;
A+ | Transcoded DSD
(1995)
Playing the second CD of this double album, the first three tracks live from the Prince of Wales Theatre (London) in 1963. John's classic gag "will the people in the cheaper seats please clap your hands, the rest of you just rattle your jewellery".
The Beatles She Loves You 2:50
–The Beatles Till There Was You 2:54
–The Beatles Twist And Shout 3:05
–The Beatles This Boy 2:22
–The Beatles I Want To Hold Your Hand 2:36
–The Beatles "Boys, What I Was Thinking..." 2:05
–The Beatles Moonlight Bay 0:49
–The Beatles Can't Buy Me Love 2:10
–The Beatles All My Loving 2:19
–The Beatles You Can't Do That 2:42
–The Beatles And I Love Her 1:52
–The Beatles A Hard Day's Night 2:43
–The Beatles I Wanna Be Your Man 1:47
–The Beatles Long Tall Sally 1:45
–The Beatles Boys 1:49
–The Beatles Shout 1:31
–The Beatles I'll Be Back (Take 2) 1:12
–The Beatles I'll Be Back (Take 3) 1:57
–The Beatles You Know What To Do 1:58
–The Beatles No Reply (Demo) 1:36
–The Beatles Mr. Moonlight 2:47
–The Beatles Leave My Kitten Alone 2:56
–The Beatles No Reply 2:29
–The Beatles Eight Days A Week (Sequence) 1:25
–The Beatles Eight Days A Week (Complete) 2:47
–The Beatles Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! 2:44
Ryan Adams - Cardinology. CD rip. Not his best, but pretty damn good.
all on vinyl
Great morning so far
Well, I enjoyed the previous one - so some more from Mr Adams. Heartbreaker - his solo debut I think from 2000. Features Gillian Welch & Dave Rawlings.
Nigel 66 posted:all on vinyl
Great morning so far
Great idea, well played!
Excellent reissue. Good bass, beautiful mid range, excellent separation and sound stage, vocal mix tremendous , clean & flat. This reissue sounds nearly as good as my 1973 SHVL 804 1st / 2nd press which I bought from new, but without the snap crackle and pop of the original.
On to side 2 now, which I prefer. I like the extended pieces.
G
On Cd
A nice one to get lost in music...(caught in a trap...)
G
A new discovery. For me, Kat Edmonson, Way Down Low. Nice laid back vocal jazz.
Pure bliss for a wet Sunday - the North Star Grassman and the Ravens (live) and Like and Old Fashioned Waltz (live) just bring out the goosebumps
1969 - Original vinyl...
Jez Lowe - Bad Penny.
Original 1988 vinyl - not played this for probably 20 years
... don't know why not; vinyl is pristine and music is gentle, humourous, sad and well-produced.
Great to find this again 
Dougie MacLean - Real Estate.
Another original 1988 Vinyl that I haven't listened to in years and years.
Great production and lovely songs, maybe a little sentimental but we all need that now and again.
... and I thought there was no music in the 80's
On vinyl:-
Hawkwind - Levitation
Having a relaxing afternoon with some recent purchases that i've not had the chance to listen to properly yet. After seeing this get quite a few postings on here. I'm sure this part of the forum is the most costly 
James Taylor - Hourglass
Alfa4life posted:On Cd
Just come through from listening to same CD !?