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;
Gary Shaw posted:Black Mountain are ace, as are Sinoia Caves, which is keyboardist Jeremy Schmidt's solo electronica outfit.
So much music, so little time!

2006 - Tidal...
I wish the lazy gits would stop teasing everyone with their website annoying hints and just released new material followed by some proper gigs. They are brilliant live. In the meantime...
Tony2011 posted:
2006 - Tidal...
I wish the lazy gits would stop teasing everyone with their website annoying hints and just released new material followed by some proper gigs. They are brilliant live. In the meantime...
Pleased to get that off your chest Tony?...![]()
Yes, I agree more new Arab Strap please!
Stevee_S posted:Tony2011 posted:
2006 - Tidal...
I wish the lazy gits would stop teasing everyone with their website annoying hints and just released new material followed by some proper gigs. They are brilliant live. In the meantime...
Pleased to get that off your chest Tony?...
Yes, I agree more new Arab Strap please!
Yes, I feel better Steve. ![]()

2005 - Tidal...
Another band which are very good live and also from north of the border. Lazy Line Painter Jane is a great track.
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On vinyl...

1985 - Original vinyl...



St Paul & the Broken Bones - Sea of Noise


1967 - Original vinyl - Mono.
Ike Quebec - Blue and Sentimental
Late night vinyl sensation.
C.
It's been a very busy week so not many opportunities for good music. Home earlier tonight so i've got some time for an album i've not played in a while
Wilco - Sky Blue Sky


Joan Armatrading - Joan Armatrading.
Played this so much as a student. Listened to it tonight for the first time in donkeys years on Tidal, inspired by another forumite on this thread, and thoughroughly enjoyed it. It so took me back to those happy student years, and what a great album!
Can't wait for the CD to float down the river to me.

1967 - Original vinyl...
Good call Nigel - you've reminded me to order it ![]()
Buckcherry, 15, because they really do rock! Flac via Audirvana/Hugo

Great album during workout...

Breakfast treat.....

Elton John - Don't shoot me ...
UnitiServ rip.
revisiting on behalf of my wife but what a great album ...
Bert - what the hell are you doing with a workout at this time of the morning ... I am still in my dressing gown ![]()
A+ | Tidal

(2014)
Live in Ravenna
It seems and sounds like this would have been a good one to be at:
"Ravenna was memorable for a number of reasons, the most prominent being the really very intense heat, and the setting Hanabi has an outdoor stage on the beach, the Adriatic Sea only meters away," the band's Sanae Yamada explains. "The show that night, and the recording of it, sort of encapsulates everything that was happening at the time the heat wave, the journey, and the shift in the energy and composition of the band."
A+ | Tidal

(2008)
"A collection of long deleted vinyl only sides from San Francisco's Wooden Shjips. The Wooden Shjips earliest material was released on vinyl, pressed in small quantities that were either free or hard to come by and are now hopelessly out of print. Volume 1 collects all the tracks from the free 10-inch, the Dance, California 7-inch, and the SOL 7-inch. Tight-wound repeat psych guitar raunch with spoony percussion, surprisingly Rev-like keys, and vocals buried under burning driftwood."
