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:
LTJ Bukem -Really good intelligent Drum and Bass album from 1996 on FRRR Records playing on Compact Disc
Filipe posted:Tabby cat posted:MDS posted:Tabby cat posted:Filipe,
Phil Collins lead singer on And Then there where three
My favourite Era albums are Gabriel era - Nursery Cyrme - Selling England by the Pound
Collins Era - Wind and Wuthering - Seconds Out ( live album from 1977)
After Genesis 1984 - I lost interest as Collins had turned them into an Adult orientated pop band in my opinion.
Saw Gabriel with Genesis in 1982 at Milton Keynes bowl but to young to see them in their prime Gabriel years
Abacab, Invisible Touch, We Can't Dance. They're not too shabby albums, are they TC?
No of cause there not Mike.But the tunes didn't really do it for me on Invisible Touch and We can't Dance.I like Abacab though.
When Steve Hackett left in 1977 they lost a lot of their atmosphere in the songs.I appreciate that bands have to go in a new direction sometimes but went off them.My first gig was Genesis at Knebworth in 1978 and it was a great memory.I was 13 !!
How is “And Then There Were Three” regarded? Not their best? Thanks for your responses TC and Mike.
Phil
I also thought they declined after Gbriel left, and only bought 2 vpbfore giving up. My favourite by far - and one I often play even now, is Lamb Lies Down.
Filipe posted:
Genesis - and then then there were three - CD (1978 remastered 2007)
Bought from Oxfam for £2.99 - not their premium price. I think this album is a bit demanding on the system and was pretty much unlistenable when the demo 252 was newly installed. It’s very full of sound, but it is really quite good at a lower volume (8 o’clock). The lyrics are very good and there is a lot of beauty to the music. Maybe some of the classics got drummed into this ex Charthouse public school band!
Opinions on best Genesis albums from the various eras very welcome. Who is the lead singer of this trio?
Did anyone ever see the show man (Peter Gabriel) perform with them?
Phil
Hi Phil
Spookily I bought Wind&Wutherimg today for 99p from our local British Heart Foundation shop and very fine it sounds too as it is an early copy,I believe this is from the Phil Collins era but my first stab at their still progressive period
Alan
Second album of the evening and Van Morrison wih Keep Me Singing.Just when you think you have caught up to date with the old scoundrel he has now released two more albums in less than a year since this was debuted in 2016.
Alan
Trader Horne - Morning Way, WAV CD rip
Judy Dyble (Fairport) and Jackie McAuley (Fairport) made up Trader Horne, listening to it you could probably guess its 1969 vintage. Judy’s voice is lovely here, both in the simple recordings and on the multitracked ones, blending well with McAuley’s. A fantastic set of hippy-folk songs, well played, well sung, well worth a listen.
James Horner
Braveheart - CD Rip
The best album by James Horner IMHO, absolutely fantastic.
Edward
1991 - Vinyl - UK pressing...
Prince & The New Power Generation - Diamonds and Pearls Beginnings.
Continuing with the Prince rarities, a studio demo of the Diamonds and Pearls album, and once again, it's quite fascinating to listen to
the original concepts which eventually became the released versions.
Disco - But not as we know it.
Discotheque from 1966 original LP.
A different but interesting way of approaching Bach
Prince - New Power Mixes.
Final Prince rarity for today, this one has extended mixes of some of the better known Prince choons .............. great fun.
Now Playing........
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss- Raising Sand
Streaming on TIDAL.......... Having Alison join Robert for the next selection. A great album, a combination that you may not expect to work out but it really shines!
Chris Stapleton-From A Room:Volume 1
Eric Clapton-Live In San Diego(with special guest JJ Cale)
Enjoying.
Lo fi the high hi fi.
The star of Michael Bolton is rising with this powerful rock band:
Great 3 am Album
Radiohead-OK Computer
seakayaker posted:Now Playing.......
k.d. lang - Ingenue
Streaming on TIDAL...... This happened the last time I heard Lizz Wright. Lizz sings a cover of 'Wash Me Clean' and she does it so beautifully I need to then listen to to k.d lang. ......and there is never a bad time to listen to k.d.
@seakayaker,
Did you happen to catch lang's performance here Monday? Sunday's Seattle Times had an article on her "Ingénue Redux Tour".
spurrier sucks posted:Eric Clapton-Live In San Diego(with special guest JJ Cale)
Caught this a month or so ago on AXS TV. Great show. I bought the "Road To Escondido" CD soon after.