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. ????
