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:
Keep calm and.....it's friday?
Emily Remler - Firefly
2000 - Tidal...
The Rolling Stones - Stray Cats.
Back on track with this one from the mono boxset ............. a collection of various single versions of album tracks, b-sides, and other
odds and ends from the '60's ............... truly, vintage Stones.
CD Rip
(25th May)
Giving this fine 60's influenced psyche rock album (yet) another run through. Lovely stuff that really hits the spot when you're in the mood for such stoner influenced music. I didn't realise that it was almost a surprise to the band that they cut this album at all, apparently they now live far apart from one another and this album is some four years since their last one, more detailshere on bandcamp for anyone else interested in the minutiae and the making of this album.
dave marshall posted:
The Rolling Stones - Stray Cats.
Back on track with this one from the mono boxset ............. a collection of various single versions of album tracks, b-sides, and other
odds and ends from the '60's ............... truly, vintage Stones.
That's spooky, Dave. Not five minutes ago I thought that I would give Stray Cats a whirl had it on the next to play then thought I really must give the new Wooden Shjips a run out! Enjoy. 
Stevee_S posted:
(1971 | 1994)
Genesis - Nursery Cryme
I was in the mood for some good old prog' rock and this one sprang to mind.Celebrating the end of another fine hot sunny day and having narrowly avoided the thunder storms that swept up past us to the west heading north.
One of their best, Steve.
My second and recently purchased Cara Dillon album. Very nice it is, too.
Houston Person - The talk of the town
- Bass – Buster Williams
- Drums – Grady Tate
- Percussion – Ralph Dorsey
- Piano – Stan Hope
- Tenor Saxophone – Houston Person
- Trumpet – Cecil Bridgewater
Mandolin Orange - Blindfaller
Here's belter I haven't played for a while.
Genre? How about Laid Back Country/Bluegrass.
MDS posted:
My second and recently purchased Cara Dillon album. Very nice it is, too.
MDS, a superb album indeed.
Early Sisters of Mercy E P from 1983 - "Valentine " is mesmerizing takes you on a epic journey.
Playing on Vinyl on Merciful Records
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Tabby cat posted:Early Sisters of Mercy E P from 1983 - "Valentine " is mesmerizing takes you on a epic journey.
Playing on Vinyl on Merciful Records
Hey, I thought I was the only one on the forum who loves The Sisters of Mercy
1994 - Tidal ...
Stevee_S posted:dave marshall posted:
The Rolling Stones - Stray Cats.
Back on track with this one from the mono boxset ............. a collection of various single versions of album tracks, b-sides, and other
odds and ends from the '60's ............... truly, vintage Stones.
That's spooky, Dave. Not five minutes ago I thought that I would give Stray Cats a whirl had it on the next to play then thought I really must give the new Wooden Shjips a run out! Enjoy.
Get it playing Steve, it's brilliant, especially the singles in mono, played quite LOUDLY! ................ oh, the memories, the parties, the crap wine ............... etc.
If a tree falls in a forest, and no one is around, does it make a sound? "................. Is it still dad dancing if no one is there to see you?
Happy days. 
Wings - Greatest, purchased today to acquire the latest remasters of some of the tracks that were released as standalone singles such as"Hi Hi Hi"and "Live and Let Die".Brilliant job at Abbey Rd with the new presentation.
Supertramp - Breakfast in America
A&M Records – UIGY-15006 Format: SACD, Stereo, Album, Reissue, Remastered, SHM-SACD
This is a fantastic remastering. Audio quality is suberb. Play it loud on your Naim equipment and an excellent SACD source with some really good speakers.....will make you happy that you spent all of that money on those toys!
Klout10 posted:Hey, I thought I was the only one on the forum who loves The Sisters of Mercy
No, I just pulled my First and Last and Always LP from the shelf . And looking at his Avatar Nagual should have some of these....
The Kinks - You Really Got Me - The Best Of.
I seem to be stuck in a '60's timewarp at the mo'.
There's loads of mono mixes of the singles on this album, and these guy had some great hit singles, so, .......................... why not?
Mulberry posted:Klout10 posted:Hey, I thought I was the only one on the forum who loves The Sisters of Mercy
No, I just pulled my First and Last and Always LP from the shelf
I regret to say that I got rid of all my Sisters of Mercy vinyl quite a while ago but at least I have my daughter to remind me of their music - Alice.
After a long week it's time to unwind with one of my favourite trance albums compiled by Aly and Fila: Future Sound of Egypt 3. Listening on CD.
Sarah Howells voice imbues ethereal divinity and Prime Example hits with the force of two opposing maelstrom...
1992 - Tidal
Ministry - Psalm 69