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:
Jain: Zanaka. 16-bit CD Rip.
Another run through for this debut album - its been on almost continuous play on my iPod. Not a poor track on the album.
1992 - CD (rip)...
Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Yetizone posted:Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Great album and really great song - saw them last year year at Brixton Academy - that gig had a real buzz to it, as if everyone knew there was something important happening.
Khruangbin. Con toda el mundo
Recently stumbled upon this on the YouTube. Three piece from Texas.
Definitely a bands band. With great vintage tones and textures in a cosmic global psychedelic swamp rock dream wave style.
nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Great album and really great song - saw them last year year at Brixton Academy - that gig had a real buzz to it, as if everyone knew there was something important happening.
Nick, that live show at Brixton must have been quite an experience - you lucky devil! Agree, its a superb breakthrough album, both in theme and sound, plus the unique live presentation adds to the refreshing approach. Just superb.
In fact I’ve played three (debut) albums this morning and its left me wanting more from each performer. A good thing.
Yetizone posted:nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Great album and really great song - saw them last year year at Brixton Academy - that gig had a real buzz to it, as if everyone knew there was something important happening.
Nick, that live show at Brixton must have been quite an experience - you lucky devil! Agree, its a superb breakthrough album, both in theme and sound, plus the unique live presentation adds to the refreshing approach. Just superb.
In fact I’ve played three (debut) albums this morning and its left me wanting more from each performer. A good thing.
I've just bought Jain's Zanaka (Deluxe) based on your recommendation and a quick YouTube listen, so can you please stop listening to new stuff for a bit to give my Paypal account a breather?!
2005 - CD (rip)...
2000 - CD (rip)...
Now Playing......
Natalie Merchant - The House Carpenter's Daughter
Streaming on NAS......... Stating Thursday morning with a little folk music and Natalie has the perfect vocals and musicians playing with her to deliver the goods.
nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Great album and really great song - saw them last year year at Brixton Academy - that gig had a real buzz to it, as if everyone knew there was something important happening.
Nick, that live show at Brixton must have been quite an experience - you lucky devil! Agree, its a superb breakthrough album, both in theme and sound, plus the unique live presentation adds to the refreshing approach. Just superb.
In fact I’ve played three (debut) albums this morning and its left me wanting more from each performer. A good thing.
I've just bought Jain's Zanaka (Deluxe) based on your recommendation and a quick YouTube listen, so can you please stop listening to new stuff for a bit to give my Paypal account a breather?!
Brilliant! 
Although, apologies to your Paypal balance, but Superorganism is also worth a listen! Don’t worry, it'll be mainly podcast catch up time this afternoon 
Although I do often finish off the day with an album or two. Hope you enjoy the Jain album, I just find it infectious.
Agree, this thread is invaluable for finding out about new artists, or perhaps albums that have slipped under the radar. My bank account has also been reduced somewhat because of this thread - no bad thing!
TOBYJUG posted:
Khruangbin. Con toda el mundo
Recently stumbled upon this on the YouTube. Three piece from Texas.
Definitely a bands band. With great vintage tones and textures in a cosmic global psychedelic swamp rock dream wave style.
Thanks TJ this looks interesting.
Steve
Yetizone posted:nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:nickpeacock posted:Yetizone posted:Christine and the Queens: Chaleur Humaine. HD 24-bit – 44.10 kHz.
Sem to be gravitating towards cracking debut albums today. Another corker.
Great album and really great song - saw them last year year at Brixton Academy - that gig had a real buzz to it, as if everyone knew there was something important happening.
Nick, that live show at Brixton must have been quite an experience - you lucky devil! Agree, its a superb breakthrough album, both in theme and sound, plus the unique live presentation adds to the refreshing approach. Just superb.
In fact I’ve played three (debut) albums this morning and its left me wanting more from each performer. A good thing.
I've just bought Jain's Zanaka (Deluxe) based on your recommendation and a quick YouTube listen, so can you please stop listening to new stuff for a bit to give my Paypal account a breather?!
Brilliant!
Agree, this thread is invaluable for finding out about new artists, or perhaps albums that have slipped under the radar. My bank account has also been reduced somewhat because of this thread - no bad thing!
I've only gone and bought Superorganism as well, dammit...!
Some nice calming Bach Lute to get Thursday afternoon going in the office - Playing on Compact Disc
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1994 - CD (rip)...
First ne up earlier his morning George Micheal-Faith.
Oleta Adams should play this more often.
Some nice Hip Hop Tracks from De la Soul from 2012 playing on Compact disc
Relaxing and very enjoyable
Masaaki Suzuki - Bach cantatas BWV 71, 131 & 106
Now Playing.......
Arilde Andersen - Molde Concert
Arild Andersen (double-bass), Bill Frisell (guitar), John Taylor (piano), and Alphonse Mouzon (drums).
Streaming on TIDAL....... I have played this a few times in the past six months and enjoy the album quite a bit.
Classic first album by Spirit from 1970 Playing on Vinyl
Superb album
Kevin-W posted:BandCamp, 16/44 download...
The young lady has remarkable presence, writes very well, has a great voice. They must make it, surely? Love the closing sequence of Lies>Grey>Silver Spoon.
Nice recording too - my first 16/48 download