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

(2008)

Hopkinson Smith - L'oeuvre de Luth

Once again exquisite Lute playing by HK and as ever so well recorded on the Naïve label, he plays these suites and preludes as music first, and music for lute second.

Hopkinson Smith - Johann Sebastian Bach : Sonatas & Partitas

A well recorded and marvellously interpreted transcriptions of the Sonatas & Partitas.
My young daughter enjoys this album since she was was born.  

Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon - 24/96

Edward

Lovely guitar album to start the Sunny English morning with - Playing on Vinyl on LP 12........sounding enchanting 

ted_p posted:

Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon - 24/96

Edward

Hi Edward,

I didn't realise this was available in 24/96? Where did you download it from?

Thanks 

Gary Moore

After Hours (2002 Remaster) - CD Rip

Edward

Muttonjef posted:

ted_p posted:

Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon - 24/96

Edward

Hi Edward,

I didn't realise this was available in 24/96? Where did you download it from?

Thanks 

 

 

Hi Muttonjef, the 24/96 DSOTM is not available for download, you will find it on the blu-ray in the “Pink Floyd immersion box set”.

The Computer Audiophile website has tutorials on how to get a rip from the blu-ray.

Edward

ted_p posted:

Muttonjef posted:

ted_p posted:

Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon - 24/96

Edward

Hi Edward,

I didn't realise this was available in 24/96? Where did you download it from?

Thanks 

 

 

Hi Muttonjef, the 24/96 DSOTM is not available for download, you will find it on the blu-ray in the “Pink Floyd immersion box set”.

The Computer Audiophile website has tutorials on how to get a rip from the blu-ray.

Edward

OK thanks 

On vinyl...

On vinyl...

Hank Mobley: No Room For Squares.

docmark posted:

Listening to Brian Eno, Music for Installations, streaming on Tidal.

Streamed the first two “disks” of this yesterday afternoon. It was perfect for the weather.

Joe Bonamassa

Driving Towards The Daylight - CD Rip

Edward

Filipe posted:

Stevee_S posted:

Filipe posted:

Stevee_S posted:

Filipe posted:

Stevee_S posted:

(1973 | 1995)

Just the job on this lovely warm and sunny May day.

What about being out in the garden? Steve, by the way good choice of music.

Admittedly I'm rescuing the garden after the tenancy ended a week ago, but satisfying to find what lies beneath and think of the many plants there to be enjoyed.

Relaxing now and waiting The the white wine to chill a bit.

Phil 

Phil,

I had a few hours on the golf course this morning then back home I put together a light lunch after which I spent a couple of hours tidying in the garden broken up occasionally with some puppy training followed by a walk with him. Made a roast chicken dinner accompanied in the making by copious quantities of over chilled Chardonnay and some music. 

Slange

Steve,

You have been busy! I managed 6 hours gardening. My good wife had roasted a lovely small lamb joint followed by spotted dick and custard. Beautiful evening sun getting through the walnut which has yet to leaf. I should cut it down because the squirrels steal all the nuts before they are ready to drop.

The Cabernet Sauvignon tasted good. I wil finish it tonight!

Phil

Well done Phil, it would seem that you also had a good and tasty day!

Steve, Last year I made many lift style changes because I had a potential Stage 3a Prostate Cancer diagnosis. No wine or coffee, lots of fruit and lots of gardening. Lost weight and PSA dropped from 13 to 10. Had it removed end of September and it turned out it was Stage 2c and all removed. Made a full recovery now apart from the nerve damage which takes a while. 

I now have wine occasionally and espresso after dinner. Music and gardening are important, the later for vitamin D and lower blood pressure. Fund raising pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela (500 Miles) during October. 

Phil

Good stuff Phil I'm delighted matters regarding your health are heading in the right direction and that you can once again enjoy wine and coffee, what are you fund raising in aid of in September? 

The Complete 'In a Silent Way' Sessions. My favourite of the 'Complete - Sessions' series. While I am working

On vinyl...

Jean-Michele Jarre

Oxygene - 24/48

Edward

Playing on Vinyl on Sound of the world records - Good Cajun compilation

when I bought my very first tuner, Audiotronic, from the then Laskys, "Rikki don't lose that number" is the song that played as soon as I connected it up.  

enjoy

ken

Now playing........

Joe Henderson - so near, so far (Musing for Miles)

Joe Henderson (saxophone), John Scofield (guitar), Dave Holland (bass) and Al Foster (drums). 

Streaming on NAS.............  Going with Joe first thing this morning and this fine quintet, and sounding might fine!

Good Double compilation album by Alex Chilton of BIg Star fame - Playing on Vinyl

Steven Wilson - To The Bone.  Until recently, I had never even heard of Steven Wilson, but I noticed a few recommendations on this forum which piqued my curiosity.  To my surprise, I discovered he has been around quite a while?  After hearing a few tracks via the internet, I bought this album and I am enjoying it immensely.

Now playing..........

Natalie Merchant - Paradise is There: The New Tigerlily Recordings

Streaming on TIDAL...........   Listening to the sweet voice, music & lyrics from Natalie is always a treat, a fantastic album.

Larry Schneider Quartet - Lemon Lips

• Larry Schneider - Soprano & tenor sax
• Gaspare Di Lieto - Piano
• Daria Deidda - Bass
• Amedeo Ariano - Drums

On CD:-

Miles Davis - Filles De Kilimanjaro