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:
Sloop John B posted:
In fairness this must have been a brave enough move in 1968, as to me there is quite a country influence in many of the songs as much as A blues influence.
Helped of course by 2 era defining singles, both brave releases in their own way too. Don’t remember too much of this as a 2 year old, anyone hear who remembers this release or actually bought it at the time?
.sjb
I remember getting this not long after release ,but of course it had the original white cover which to my 12 year old eyes smacked of The Stones following The Beatles lead yet again which is how I saw it back then.Probably just as well The Stones didn't get their own way with their choice of cover as it was then easier to get parental approval to buy the record.Those were the days 
Alan
On my way to 'Spirit of Eden' I stopped off here first. Quite appropriate as it's been pis.. raining heavily most of the day !
Talk Talk - The Colour Of Spring
dave marshall posted:
The Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge.
Some more from the world's greatest rock 'n roll band .................. well, maybe.
Hard to argue though, with choons like "Love Is Strong" and "You Got Me Rocking" .............. still.
Dave, I think this a fine album but perhaps a tad too long so I tend to lop off 4 or 5 tracks to make it more lp length
1974 - Vinyl - US mono pressing...
Dave Edmunds - Repeat When Necessary, which is effectively a Rockpile album with vocals from Dave.
1966 - Vinyl - UK First (mono) pressing...
Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:We have a RE!
Thanks for the heads up!!
Added to my ever growing wish list 
Oscar Peterson - Piano Moods, playing disc 2 from this excellent compilation
Finished playing......
Anouar Brahem - The Astounding Eyes of Rita
Anouar Brahem (oud), Klaus Gesing (bass clarinet), Björn Meyer (bass), and Khaled Yassine (darbouka, bendir).
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Ferenc Snetberger - Titok
Ferenc Snétberger (guitar), Anders Jormin (double bass), and Joey Baron (drums).
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Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - All The Roadrunning
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Mark Knopfler - Shangri-La
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Road Trip and played a few CD's along the way.........
Lovely Vivaldi Recorder concertos to get Friday going - playing on Compact Disc on Deutsche Grammophon
What a great album!
Sir Neville Marriner & Academy of st martin in the fields
Vaughan Williams - Orchestral works
Jethro Tull
50 Fot 50 - Tidal HiFi
First of today’s new releases to catch my eye.
Edward
Some great tunes on this - The La's only album from 1990 - Playing on Compact Disc on Go Discs
Had a listen to it, starts nice with the bass, but a bit too much of anything, so I will not get it - unless I get into it after multiple listens, but I don’t belief it...
I think this was rereleased as I find it on Qobuz, some interesting guitar work from the master, although style is not so consistent on the album...
Feels a bit as the Bad Plus, but then a bit more difficult to access...will need some more rounds to totally get into it....
