What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIV)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2017
On the eve of a new year, it's time for a new thread.
Last year's thread can be found here:
Herbert von Karajan - Beethoven Symphony 9
I'm really getting into the spirit of things now. This really takes me back to my yoof, great stuff!!
Was going to dust my speakers this morning but thought it was easier to just play this! Martin Nonstatic Ligand on Tidal
Katie Melua - In Winter
As close to Christmas Choons as I get.
Bah humbug!
Miles Davis (featuring John Coltrane): Blue Christmas, vinyl, CBS I Love Jazz, 1983 issue, Mono.
Well, 'tis the season to be Bluesy, and it's lashing it down outside.
A little light in tone but effervescent like a good bottle of Bollinger.
Jimi Hendrix - Valleys Of Neptune, not a diehard Hendrix fan so I can enjoy these posthumous releases
Earlier this morning...
Great...
If you dig Keith Jarrett solo, you most probably also like this...
Vinyl released 1969 - A revolutionary classic of soul music, four string-drenched epics. ????
Rick Wakeman - The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table - vinyl
Now I have figured out how to get the speakers properly positioned, the stereo imaging is getting better and better. I sort of believed that Naim doesn’t give very good imaging because that what others had said. I sit opposite the left speaker because of our large fireplace and the right speaker seemed dead. Quite contrary like it gets dramatically better if I move the right speaker further right (now 2260mm between centres. The other way was even worse.
It certainly brings out all the sound effects in this album. It’s a bit of fun with sounds.
Phil
It's Carl Abel's birthday today, born in Köthen, Germany in the year 1723 : )
Released 1967 - Great album from The Dave Brubeck Quartet: The Complete Columbia Studio Albums Collection 1955 To 1966. ????
Miles Davis - In a silent way
Personnel: Miles Davis: Trumptet, Wayne Shorter: Saxophone, Herbie Hancock: Electric Piano, Chick Corea: Electric Piano, Josef Zawinul: Electric Piano and Organ, John McLaughlin: Guitar, Dave Holland: Bass, Tony Williams: Drums
Time for one album before the footie this afternoon. This should get me in the right mood.
A-ha - MTV Unplugged
Very nice acoustic versions of their well known hits.
Mumford & Sons - Delta
Time for some festive tunes
Beethoven's 2nd - March 27th, 1945. Listening to the remastered CD from the great Masterworks Heritage series on Sony Classical.
£4.99 bargain - Plenty of great music on these 3 discs. ????