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:
Christopher_M posted:MDS posted:Christopher_M posted:MDS posted:
I've warmed to this the more I've played it.
Mike, Please stop messing around and put some Fink on! :-)
Best, C.
Now you might find this hard to believe, Chris, but I don't have any!
Mike
Mate, I thought I was slow off the mark!
C.
Prompted by this, I dipped my toe into some Fink waters yesterday - how has this fellow passed me by? Thanks for the tip! Much interesting exploration awaits.
Some pleasant Bach Harpsichord to get the working day going - Playing on Compact Disc
Led Zeppelin
Physical Graffiti - Qobuz Streaming
Edward
nickpeacock posted:Christopher_M posted:MDS posted:Christopher_M posted:MDS posted:
I've warmed to this the more I've played it.
Mike, Please stop messing around and put some Fink on! :-)
Best, C.
Now you might find this hard to believe, Chris, but I don't have any!
Mike
Mate, I thought I was slow off the mark!
C.
Prompted by this, I dipped my toe into some Fink waters yesterday - how has this fellow passed me by? Thanks for the tip! Much interesting exploration awaits.
Then You've some very pleasant paddling to look forward to, Nick!
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin IV Deluxe Edition - 24/96
Edward
I wonder if the album sleeve was inspired by the drummer.
Hungryhalibut posted:I wonder if the album sleeve was inspired by the drummer.
Good catch - must be.... :-)
MDS posted:Bert Schurink posted:During workout
Hope that's not how the workout leaves you like, Bert
No no , no worries. It's indoor cycling and you push yourself never so far that you look like that. When the pollen season is a bit more relaxed I will be again outdoor and than I might look like that after a workout....but without listening to music.....
Always thought in some weird way that this album was called hail to the chief...., but it's not. Still as it stands a good album of Radiohead, while I much prefer In Rainbows....
Everything But The Girl - Covers ep
Magnum
On a Storyteller's Night 16/44.1
Edward
Triggered by my earlier post...grat guys, great album...still thinking back on my first encounter when they had been the pre-act for dreamtheater and I didn't like them (yet). Now I dig all the material...
dave marshall posted:ALANP posted:dave marshall posted:
Enough of that there Led Zeppelin malarkey .................. a repeat viewing of the Strolling Bones at Roundhay Park, Leeds, 1982.
I was there that day, and this surely helps me remember my misspent youth .................... just can't figure where all me' hair went.
Blimey!
Dave , do you have anymore of the From The Vaults releases ?
'Fraid not, Alan, I only got hold of this one, as I was there that day, and anyone who says "nostalgia isn't what it used to be" is wrong!
Yep, I bought it for the same reason !! Performance wise I think they were just 'OK'
Now, as regards the act that opened for them, George Thorogood and the Destroyers, they were absolutely stormin'
Fancied some Sting and the boys
followed by
Very well recorded on early A&M+ CDs
An old Andrew Odom set backed by a great band. Really good Chicago Blues.
An even earlier set of Andrews entitled Sings and Sings and Sings. Sorry no pic
Always thought he sounded vey much Bobby Blandish on this album.
Lovely Psychedelic dream pop music from Mazzy Star - Playing on Vinyl on Capitol Records 1996
Prince - Sign 'O' the Times
Now playing........
Greg Brown - If I Had KnownTIDAL....... Starting out the day with some essential Greg Brown, and he is sounding mighty fine.
Sonny Criss - This is Criss
Nice jazz by the much overlooked Sonny Criss.
- Sonny Criss - Alto Sax
- Walter Davis - Piano
- Paul Chambers - Bass
- Alan Dawson - Drums
Recorded in 1966.
(2006)
Nerina Pallot - Fires
Fine voice, good songwriting and well backed up lyrics made this a very good album with lots of fine tracks to enjoy.
ALANP posted:Fancied some Sting and the boys
followed by
Very well recorded on early A&M+ CDs
Yes I agree, their albums were well recorded. I played a couple a few weeks ago and it was good to hear a broad dynamic range.
Haven't played this for sometime still enjoyable.
Great debut album from Wishbone Ash - Playing on Vinyl on Decca Records 1971
On CD:-
Marillion - The Best of Both Worlds - Disc 2