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:

https://forums.naimaudio.com/to...sted-vol-xiii?page=, 

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by ALANP

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Various - Peter's Friends, the Soundtrack album, without looking at the sleeve you can probably guess 75% of the tracks chosen.Still a nice easy listen.

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by Haim Ronen

Waiting to loose the jet-leg:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwaFDFP7m_E

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by Mercky

Well if your a fan of the Cocteaus you have to be in to This Mortal Coil, It'll end in Tears from 1987, lots of good stuff on this including a stunning version of Tim Buckley’s Song to the Siren by Lisa Gerrard. WAV rip. 

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by Mercky

Speaking of Tim Buckley, Greetings from LA, great album from Jeffs dad. Have an original vinyl copy somewhere with the pop out postcard. WAV rip.

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by TOBYJUG
Kevin-W posted:
TOBYJUG posted:

 

TAPP - Time.  Most definitely more laid back and chilled than the Floyds Time.

Time is not a 'laid back and chilled' tune. It is an angry song, full of despair and regret. TAPP's version completely misses the point IMO.

Could have been Alan's intention to miss the point. Just let it flow around it like a river, man.  Sea will become one at some point..

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by PaulM160
Mercky posted:

Well if your a fan of the Cocteaus you have to be in to This Mortal Coil, It'll end in Tears from 1987, lots of good stuff on this including a stunning version of Tim Buckley’s Song to the Siren by Lisa Gerrard. WAV rip. 

Totally agree, Song to the Siren is guaranteed to send shivers down my spine every time. Sometimes it is possible to hear a song to the point that it loses its 'specialness' but not this one. 

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by ALANP

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Dave Brubeck - Greatest Hits.

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by TOBYJUG
Mercky posted:

Well if your a fan of the Cocteaus you have to be in to This Mortal Coil, It'll end in Tears from 1987, lots of good stuff on this including a stunning version of Tim Buckley’s Song to the Siren by Lisa Gerrard. WAV rip. 

TMC are a bit of a curates egg. By far the best overall album was the  Blood" one.

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Posted on: 03 September 2018 by seakayaker

Now Playing..................

Charles Lloyd - Hyperion With Higgins

Charles Lloyd - Hyperion With Higgins

Charles Lloyd  (tenor saxophone, taragato, maracas), Brad Mehldau  (piano), John Abercrombie  (guitar), Larry Grenadier  (double bass) and Billy Higgins  (drums).

Streaming on NAS..........  a fortunate find while browsing the used CD's at Fat Cat Records yesterday, ripped to NAS and the first track is sounding fantastic!

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by DrMark

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Posted on: 03 September 2018 by Bert Schurink

Late last evening...

 

Posted on: 03 September 2018 by Bert Schurink

Same artist different album for breakfast..

 

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ewemon

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Posted on: 04 September 2018 by Dan Steel

Starting off with this fine Fagen vinyl from 2006 ????

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ewemon

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Posted on: 04 September 2018 by Tabby cat

Playing on Compact Disc on Archiv Records - Very rousing and upifting Bach

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Posted on: 04 September 2018 by Jeroen20

Itzhak Perlman & Vladimir Ashkenazy - Beethoven: the violin sonatas

Listening to Beethoven's piano sonatas played very well by Itzhak Perlman & Vladimir Ashkenazy.

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ALANP

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Ry Cooder - Into the Purple Valley.

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ewemon

More blues rock

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ewemon

Posted on: 04 September 2018 by ewemon

Jerry Boogie MCcain- Living Legends album