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

Now playing.......

Kacey Musgrave - Golden Hour

Streaming on TIDAL.......   Taking Kacey out for another spin, enjoy this recently released, 03/30/18, album. Kacey has a wonderful voice and fun lyrics, enjoy her albums.

(1996)

Sting - Mercury Falling

I play very little Sting or Police these days, this was one I often enjoyed. 

Vladimir Feltsman - Bach: Art of Fugue

Very good version of the Art of Fugue.

Stevee_S posted:

(1996)

Sting - Mercury Falling

I play very little Sting or Police these days, this was one I often enjoyed. 

Fantastic album, I used to wear this CD out on long road trips for years, it always seemed to among the limited number of CD's chosen for the trip..........

Argyle And The Smoothskins, Go And Make Disciples.

Fancy hearing a New Band who are playing around with different rock genres and pull it off in a way that sounds really cool, then give this a go. on Tidal and Bandcamp.

(2013)

Samsara Blues Experiment - Revelation & Mystery

More than just a blues band as their name might suggest, these Berlin boys get very heavy and psychedelic which is a great mix with that blues grounding, cracking band that are the edge of the crossover with the blues heavy rock and psychedelia.

Just a quick heads up that on Sky Arts HD tonight at 8 p.m. there is another playing of the superb 'incendiary' documentary of Johnny Cash in 1968 at Folsom Prison. Channel 122 on SKY

Oceans Of Slumber, The Banished Heart.

This just gets better every time I play it. Wonderful vocals and Deep/Dark Metal.

Higher

Slim68 posted:

Argyle And The Smoothskins, Go And Make Disciples.

Fancy hearing a New Band who are playing around with different rock genres and pull it off in a way that sounds really cool, then give this a go. on Tidal and Bandcamp.

Just as well they are a trio.

G

GraemeH posted:

Slim68 posted:

Argyle And The Smoothskins, Go And Make Disciples.

Fancy hearing a New Band who are playing around with different rock genres and pull it off in a way that sounds really cool, then give this a go. on Tidal and Bandcamp.

 

Just as well they are a trio.

G

Far point Listening to them, you wouldn't have thought it.

Think I've fallen in love with this album. Another great recommendation from this thread.

Rush - Time Stand Still  -The Collection, thought I'd give this a spin again  but I have to say that this band is not my cup of tea,although I enjoy "Spirit of Radio"  

Now playing Led Zep 4 on an early cd release with the George Marino mastering,no over compressed mush here

ALANP posted:

Rush - Time Stand Still  -The Collection, thought I'd give this a spin again  but I have to say that this band is not my cup of tea,although I enjoy "Spirit of Radio"  

If you like a Spirit of Radio, does that mean you like the album from which it came, Permanent Waves? If so, you could try Hemispheres, A Farewell to Kings or Moving Pictures, which I think are all similarly accessible and probably the band's best output.

U2

The Joshua Tree - 16/44.1

My favourite U2 album.

Edward

Clive B posted:

ALANP posted:

Rush - Time Stand Still  -The Collection, thought I'd give this a spin again  but I have to say that this band is not my cup of tea,although I enjoy "Spirit of Radio"  

If you like a Spirit of Radio, does that mean you like the album from which it came, Permanent Waves? If so, you could try Hemispheres, A Farewell to Kings or Moving Pictures, which I think are all similarly accessible and probably the band's best output.

Clive , thanks for the guidance, I'll check out these titles on the River

Bob Dylan, John Wesley Harding, early ‘80s vinyl

Inspired by Christopher M’s earlier listen, righteous indignation sums this up. Still folky Dylan, the songs are wonderful little vignettes of American society brilliantly penned, with true anger showing in many, Dylan's delivery is perfect for the music. The sustained excellence of his first 10 or so albums is amazing, one of the great runs in popular music.

Slim68 posted:

Oceans Of Slumber, The Banished Heart.

This just gets better every time I play it. Wonderful vocals and Deep/Dark Metal.

 

I just streamed that on my iPad from the link you provided...VERY interesting. I shall have to investigate. Thanks.

And another brilliant recommendation I've picked up from here.