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

Victorialand was released in 86. 

It was releaesed on 12” 45 due to issues at 33 which was due to the mastering, that’s what was claimed. I believe there’re 33 versions floating about bit not many! 

Fantatic album. 

iiyama posted:

Victorialand was released in 86. 

It was releaesed on 12” 45 due to issues at 33 which was due to the mastering, that’s what was claimed. I believe there’re 33 versions floating about bit not many! 

Fantatic album. 

Interesting, thanks, yes I thought it was lot earlier alright, 86 sounds right from memory 

dave marshall posted:

  Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You.

  Prompted by AL9315 ^^^ Miss Franklin belts it out most wonderfully .................... Respect, indeed! 

Mono singles album due out in Sept. Hope they don't mess around with the original master tapes as it is the best way to hear early Aretha trax.

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

Van Morrison - Avalon Sunset

Streaming on TIDAL.........  another mention from DAVE MARSHALL from the other day and taking another Van album out for a spin and it is sounding mighty sweet!

Ry Cooder - Jazz, not my favourite Cooder album ,but with an artist of his standing there is always something interesting going on.

2014 -  The War on Drugs / Lost In The Dream

Guess what album I am listening to now.

The The - Infected

It's been a glorious vinyl evening, from back when.

Miles Davis + John Coltrane - Kind of Blue.

Where do I collect my prize? 

Always did like her singing !

Played both sides of this earlier, Art Blakey - 'Moanin''. Worth the entry fee for the title track alone.

Vince Gill

Down To My Last Bad Habit - CD Rip

Edward

Supertramp - Crisis ? What Crisis ?.

Bill Evans - Waltz for Debby

A masterpiece!

Suffering with playing it through the NDS, having been spoilt by hearing it through the ND555 at the weekend. The NDS isn't broken - this still touches my soul. Absolutely marvellous music making.

Vinyl reissue originally released 1957 - Brilliant album. ????

• J. J. Johnson – trombone
• Tommy Flanagan – piano
• Paul Chambers – bass
• Max Roach – drums

  Bentley Caldwell - The Place That I Call Home.

  Off to the music room now, so, signing off with this, a simply sublime album, and, unsurprisingly, a firm forum favourite. 

Todd -  Todd Rundgren (double vinyl).

If you're not a Rundgren fan I doubt you'll like it very much, it's pretty inconsistant, from prog rock to Gilbert and Sullivan. I haven't played this for over a decade, I'd forgotten just how good some of the tracks are.

Radiohead - Kid A

With this NAP250DR it seems that "Everything In It's Right Place"

Paui Carrack - Soul Shadows. fantastic voice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6f9FKBdnjI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mNeFrzTw6M

Now playing........

Anouar Brahem - Blue Magams

Anouar Brahem (oud), Dave Holland (double bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Django Bates (piano).

Streaming on NAS..........     A late release in October 2017 and one enjoyable album from a fantastic quartet!  Another one of those albums that sound better and better with each outing, at least for me.

John Willmott posted:

This has to be pretty close to being the ultimate mood album .. 

I agree John, sounds good streamed from Tidal to my Mu-So. 

Bud