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:
Playing on Compact Disc - Always Enjoy hearing the Chilli Peppers - got this for 50 p at a Charity shop.......worth it for Give it away
Playing on Compact Disc - Another Charity shop buy for 50 p - Brilliant debut album from Leicester's Kasabian - So many big tracks on it like LSF and Club Foot
Playing on Cassette on Maxell ULS - C90 - A fine album from 1975 from The Startmaster
Now Playing..........
Eberhard Weber - Later that Evening
Eberhard Weber (bass), Paul McCandless (soprano saxophone, oboe, english horn, bass clarinet), Bill Frisell (guitar), Lyle Mays (piano) and Michael DiPasqua (drums, percussion).
Streaming on NAS...........Opening the day with 'Later that Evening' which is one beautiful album! I have not played this for awhile and I will need to insure that this is rotated through the play list on a more frequent bases. love it!
Playing on Cassette on TDK SA - X C60 - Good Mid 70's album by The Blues Legend Muddy Waters
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Just to get my day started. Been long time.
Now Playing.........
Eberhard Weber - Endless Days
Eberhard Weber (bass), Paul McCandless (oboe, english horn, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone), Rainer Brüninghaus (piano, keyboards) and Michael DiPasqua (drums, percussion).
Streaming on NAS........... continuing on with Eberhard this morning, enjoying 'Endess Days' quite a bit!
Playing on Compact Disc - Volume 3 of Linton Kwesi Johnsons in Dub series
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Billy F Gibbons - The Big Bad Blues.
The Reverend gets back to where it all began with ZZ Top ................ "a superb collection of down and dirty, raw rock ‘n’ roll blues, with
one of the world’s finest guitarists working in the blues-rock idiom – clearly relishing the chance to celebrate his roots."
Playing on Compact Disc - AC - DC back with a bang after Bon's Death - If you are a Rock Lover it will be in your collection - I am sure
Looking forward to Friday's release of All Them Witches new album 'ATW' on Friday. If the rest of the album is going to be as good as the tracks available to those that have pre-ordered, then it's going to be a smoking hot triumph of psychedelic, stoner blues based desert rock.
dave marshall posted:
Billy F Gibbons - The Big Bad Blues.
The Reverend gets back to where it all began with ZZ Top ................ "a superb collection of down and dirty, raw rock ‘n’ roll blues, with
one of the world’s finest guitarists working in the blues-rock idiom – clearly relishing the chance to celebrate his roots."
Does anyone know where this is available in Hi Rez?
"Dylan's Gospel" by Brothers and Sisters . First heard their version of All Along the Watchtower on FIP Radio Paris a couple of years ago and bought the CD . Recorded around 1970 I think and definitely worth a listen .
Bailyhill posted:dave marshall posted:
Billy F Gibbons - The Big Bad Blues.
The Reverend gets back to where it all began with ZZ Top ................ "a superb collection of down and dirty, raw rock ‘n’ roll blues, with
one of the world’s finest guitarists working in the blues-rock idiom – clearly relishing the chance to celebrate his roots."
Does anyone know where this is available in Hi Rez?
HDtracks - claims 24/44.1
(1971)
The Doors - L.A. Woman
Unsure where to go after playing All Them Witches I glanced this in the virtual library. It's one of my favourite Doors albums and this Steve Hoffman remaster for the Japanese Elektra pressing in 1994 is probably the best (digital source) that I've listened to.
Bailyhill posted:dave marshall posted:
Billy F Gibbons - The Big Bad Blues.
The Reverend gets back to where it all began with ZZ Top ................ "a superb collection of down and dirty, raw rock ‘n’ roll blues, with
one of the world’s finest guitarists working in the blues-rock idiom – clearly relishing the chance to celebrate his roots."
Does anyone know where this is available in Hi Rez?
I found this on ProStudioMasters in 24/192. Downloaded, and its playing now. Thanks for posting.
Bailyhill
Tabby cat posted:Playing on Compact Disc - AC - DC back with a bang after Bon's Death - If you are a Rock Lover it will be in your collection - I am sure
Yes, I admit it's in my collection. However, I don't think AC-DC were ever as good after Bon Scott departed.
An old favourite of mine. Suzanne Vega has pretty much done all these songs again since but the original versions still have a lot going for them.
Brilliant posted:Bailyhill posted:dave marshall posted:
Billy F Gibbons - The Big Bad Blues.
The Reverend gets back to where it all began with ZZ Top ................ "a superb collection of down and dirty, raw rock ‘n’ roll blues, with
one of the world’s finest guitarists working in the blues-rock idiom – clearly relishing the chance to celebrate his roots."
Does anyone know where this is available in Hi Rez?
HDtracks - claims 24/44.1
ProStudioMasters is 24/44.1, not 24/192 as I posted earlier. Sorry about that.
Bailyhill
1974 - Tidal...
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Yesterday I went to (Pink Floyd drummer) Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets gig at London's Roundhouse. Pink Floyd famously opened the venue on Oc. 15 1966, performing alongside The Soft Machine at an "All Night Rave" to launch the underground newspaper International Times. At the gig they played Pink Floyd back catalogue pre Dark Side of the Moon: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn to Meddle
Live Review: Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets at The Roundhouse
Having enjoyed some early Suzanne Vega, I thought I'd go next for some early Mary Black