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

dave marshall posted:

                        

  Fink - Fink's Sunday Night Blues Club.                                                          Fink - Perfect Darkness.

 

                   

  Fink - Biscuits For Breakfast.                                                                        Fink - Resurgam

  Looks as if it's turning into a Fink evening, chez Dave ............... but when the music's this good, then why not? 

Good stuff Dave. 

Runrig

Once In A Lifetime- CD Rip

Edward

1st run after ripping it to my Melco...

A masterpiece but be sure to avoid the ‘remaster’.

G

On CD:-

I'm With Her - See You Around

GraemeH posted:

A masterpiece but be sure to avoid the ‘remaster’.

G

Interesting. Yes, I bought the vinyl remaster, but definitely prefer my original. Didn’t help that the 7th Wave had a persistent scratch.

Keith

Elton John

Live In Australia - Qobuz Streaming

Edward

A great sounding, 3 CD set on Rhino, streamed via NDS; because sometimes, it just has to be the blues!

1974 - UK - first pressing...

Something I haven't listened to in ages. Thanks to Debs...

Stevee_S posted:

DenisA posted:

Rae opened with this tune in Brighton last night (without the Brass). Fabulous PA, really portrayed Rae's astonishing 'live' voice.  My favourite singer from Blackpool 

On this clip, Hannah Peel arranged the Brass & played Juno keys. I'll investigate her recent album - Mary Casio: Journey To Cassiopeia

 

Denis, thanks for the reminder I really must give her new album a listen, reviews are saying that there is a (fine) shift in emphasis from her debut. 

Cheers 

 

Hi Steve,

Rae's songwriting has certainly matured & happily embraces many styles nowadays. Here's the gig where I first saw her. It was sold out & she hadn't a single piece of music merchandise to sell. Only self produced posters (William Morris style), a treasured possession.

Now Playing.......

Malia - Ripples (Echoes of Dreams)

Streaming on TIDAL.......  A mention from   the other day had me place in the TIDAL Queue and just now taking it out for a spin.  ..... and at present only one song available and I will return for the rest of the album when available,

...... so moving on to 

Malia & Boris Blank - Convergence

Streaming on TIDAL....... Malia is sounding mighty fine this Monday afternoon!

N.W.A - Straight Outta Compton

Just finished watching a 4 part series on Netflix called The Defiant Ones. A very interesting and highly enjoyable documentary series featuring a colourful character called Jimmy Iovine (Apple Music). 

Earlier Taste -- Best Of and now Beuna Vista Social Club

dav301 posted:

On CD:-

I'm With Her - See You Around

Thanks for the reminder. I'll make the most of my free prime trial and order this 

LP2 from this vinyl boxset...

On vinyl...

On vinyl...

Stevee_S posted:

DenisA posted:

Rae opened with this tune in Brighton last night (without the Brass). Fabulous PA, really portrayed Rae's astonishing 'live' voice.  My favourite singer from Blackpool 

On this clip, Hannah Peel arranged the Brass & played Juno keys. I'll investigate her recent album - Mary Casio: Journey To Cassiopeia

 

Denis, thanks for the reminder I really must give her new album a listen, reviews are saying that there is a (fine) shift in emphasis from her debut. 

Cheers 

 

Personally I think her new album is really good.

Rush Moving Pictures: original vinyl pressing: fresh and vibrant. Post conversation with undergraduate mortal daughter regarding the cinematographic de/merits of Ready Player One I was mindful of the the use of Tom Sawyer in the promotional trailers. The latter present Rush's sound in anaemic fashion, yet the original is anything but: as the skies are wide!

apye! posted:

On vinyl...

This hasn't reached my ears yet. May I deduce more melancholia, masochistic memorabilia and morose mayhem?

Now Playing........

Keb' Mo' - Slow Down

via CD Player.......  Some afternoon slow moving blues with Keb' Mo' featuring 'I Was Wrong' which is a wonderful song which I have come to embrace....

Now Playing......... 

Keb' Mo' - The Door

via CD Player.........   If you ever need a smile on your face, just play some Keb' Mo' his music gets the feet moving, the body moving, the hands moving, the head swaying, one sweet beat!

Fungus Hill the title of the album tells you everything you need to know.

DenisA posted:

Stevee_S posted:

DenisA posted:

Rae opened with this tune in Brighton last night (without the Brass). Fabulous PA, really portrayed Rae's astonishing 'live' voice.  My favourite singer from Blackpool 

On this clip, Hannah Peel arranged the Brass & played Juno keys. I'll investigate her recent album - Mary Casio: Journey To Cassiopeia

 

Denis, thanks for the reminder I really must give her new album a listen, reviews are saying that there is a (fine) shift in emphasis from her debut. 

Cheers 

 

Hi Steve,

Rae's songwriting has certainly matured & happily embraces many styles nowadays. Here's the gig where I first saw her. It was sold out & she hadn't a single piece of music merchandise to sell. Only self produced posters (William Morris style), a treasured possession.

 

 

Thanks again Denis, two nice clips there!