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;
Two-CD boot of most (if not quite all) the outtakes/leftovers from the Floy's late 69/early 70 recording sessions for the Zabriskie Point soundtrack.
Clive B posted:Starting the new year with a perennial favourite: Caravan, 'Cunning Stunts'
Saw them at Reading promoting this album and the band and a couple of roadies came onstage at the start before they had played a note. They lined up across the stage, turned their backs on the audience and whipped their jeans down. On each bum cheek was a letter that joined together read Cunning Stunts.
Jazz guitar from Bandcamp .....
More from Camel, which I was playing last year (yesterday in fact). Progressive rock gets such bad press these days, which I cannot understand. I find it most enjoyable.
ewemon posted:Clive B posted:Starting the new year with a perennial favourite: Caravan, 'Cunning Stunts'
Saw them at Reading promoting this album and the band and a couple of roadies came onstage at the start before they had played a note. They lined up across the stage, turned their backs on the audience and whipped their jeans down. On each bum cheek was a letter that joined together read Cunning Stunts.
But no doubt the concert was enjoyable after that!
Caravan always had a great sense of humour, as evidenced by some of their album and song titles.
Tori Amos - a compilation of live tracks ripped from the dvd release "Welcome To Sunny Florida" (2004)
Loving this album - great recommendation Nigel.
Eva Cassidy - Nightbird
Clive B posted:ewemon posted:Clive B posted:Starting the new year with a perennial favourite: Caravan, 'Cunning Stunts'
Saw them at Reading promoting this album and the band and a couple of roadies came onstage at the start before they had played a note. They lined up across the stage, turned their backs on the audience and whipped their jeans down. On each bum cheek was a letter that joined together read Cunning Stunts.
But no doubt the concert was enjoyable after that!
Caravan always had a great sense of humour, as evidenced by some of their album and song titles.
It was a really good gig.
Terry Callier - Time Peace - ripped CD: why: inspired by previous posts and it's been a long time since I listened to it.
Ewe posting that Curtis Counce album cover (good music, great LP cover) prompted me to dig out this late 60s classic. On vinyl:
Kevin-W posted:Ewe posting that Curtis Counce album cover (good music, great LP cover) prompted me to dig out this late 60s classic. On vinyl:
I can't understand why that hat never caught on?
On CD:-
The Rolling Stones - It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
Suzanne Vega - "Close-up, Vol. 3: States Of Being" (2011)
Jeff Anderson posted:
Suzanne Vega - "Close-up, Vol. 3: States Of Being" (2011)
A lovely set of albums that I enjoy regularly. All Suzanne Vega fans should have a set.
Steely Dan - "A Decade of ........." (1985)
Stevee_S posted:Kevin-W posted:Ewe posting that Curtis Counce album cover (good music, great LP cover) prompted me to dig out this late 60s classic. On vinyl:
I can't understand why that hat never caught on?
You've obviouisly not been to Shoreditch or dalston recently then Stevee? 