What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIV)

Two CD set of the Dame's much-bootlegged early (1966-72) BBC sessions, in decent SQ:

Beck - Morning Phase

A great album for a lazy Sunday morning.

Much better as expected - will get it...

Getting back to it, quite good...

Pink Floyd

The Wall (2011 Remaster) CD Rip

Edward

Exploring new sound before Sunday's sunrise:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwDnobwJA9s

SACD

ALANP posted:

Eoink posted:

 

The Beautiful South - Solid Bronze Great Hits, WAV CD rip

For me Paul Heaton is one of the great quirky English singer-songwriters, with the Beautiful South he allied his voice with a series of female singers who complemented him superbly. Superb witty and intelligent pop-rock, some of the best pop music of the ‘80s/‘90s.

Eoin, did you catch the Heaton documentary that was aired this month on Channel 4 ?It's titled "From Hull to Heatongrad" and well worth a watch.I've just checked and it can be downloaded from All4 which can be found on Sky Catch Up TV if you have access.

All the best and seasons greetings

Alan

Hi [@mention:73230012325576850], I hope you had a good Christmas, I watched the documentary last night. Thanks, it was a great watch, he’s a fascinating character. It was nice to see a clip of the Castlefield Bowl gig I was at earlier this year.

Florian Pellissier quintet - Biches Bleues

Good post bop jazz.

Yoann Loustalot (Trompette)
Christophe Panzani (Sax)
Florian Pellissier (Piano)
Yoni Zelnik (Contrebasse)
David Georgelet (Batterie)

Vinyl released 1976 - Excellent Dan album, with some fine guitar work from Larry Carlton. ????

On CD. One of my favourite live albums, even if it is a bit bonkers...

Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott - What Have We Become, WAV CD rip

In my view, one of our best songwriters, reunited here with Jacqui Abbott a decade after she left the Beautiful South. Intelligent quirky insightful lyrics, great catchy rock songs with good hooks, strong band, and their voices blend superbly. One of my favourite albums of the decade.

While I’m very much a fan of Sheridan as a person, actor and I think National Treasure in the making, this doesn’t hit the spot I’m afraid.

It feels like the parts are there, Northern Soul vibe, strings, OKish voice but it just lacks character in the production imo and the sum of those parts isn’t a big one. Shame.

MJQ members (Lewis and Heath) meet Best (guitar), Persip (drums), Gillespie (trumpet), and Stitt (alto). CD cheap at AZ.

Eric Legnini - Rhythm Sphere

• Double Bass – Philippe Aerts
• Drums – Félix Simtaine
• Piano – Eric Legnini
• Saxophone – Joe Lovano

Kacey Musgraves - Same Trailer Different Park

Doesn't need a why?

ewemon posted:

I really like this album, Ewemon. The track Jessica attracted all the air play, but it wasn't necessarily the best track. A local band, the Paynekillers with Steve Payne on guitar and Keith Warmington on vocal, used to open their set with a very tight version of Jelly Jelly, which I much prefer.

TK421 posted:

Kacey Musgraves - Same Trailer Different Park

Doesn't need a why?

None of her albums need a why a superb artist.