what was the last cd you bought?

Foo Fighters playing "Fortunate Son"  

Floyd,

I was pondering over this one today at the music store. I'm a big CCR fan and there are not many $15+ CDs to be seen these days so I sampled it on Amazon. Yeah, Fortunate Son sounds good, was it live? Could not believe how much Bob Seger could make a Fogerty song sound like a 1980s Bob Seger song. Is it worth a go?

Tina Dico Live

http://www.steinway.com/news/p...of-john-bull-others/

Goodness. Mutter was porky!

... and ambitious. But as her ego grew, so did her confidence to try different things, which amongst others led to a great recording of the Brahms sonatas for DG, with Orkis. Do try to hear it, too!

EJ

Rickie Lee Jones - Philadelphia

Recorded live in Philadelphia in December 2000, this set documents a night when everything was perfect. With each song you can feel the energy and love that is being exchanged between Rickie and the audience.

Listen - http://www.greatbigisland.com/detailphilly.htm 

EJ,

Thanks for the heads up.

I found their DG *promo* video and sounds interesting so I've ordered their CD.

Looking forward to listening to it against her older set.

Brahm's music to me is somewhat difficult for me to get but a repeated listening of various iterations might help me to crack this nut.

Trouble with Oistrakh/Richter set is that as good as they are, somehow I got the feeling they are bunch of stiffs and no sense of romance for this sort of program. :/

I'm missing a few CD versions of PG stuff. First to arrive is:-

Picked up in Oxfam, Brighton:-

Ane Brun - A Temporary Drive promo copy.

Peter Gabriel -  3 (Melt)

Peter Gabriel - 2( Scratch)

Went on a bit of a binge:

The Pixies - Doolittle, classic album from the band.

The latest from The Naked and the Famous - in rolling waves

Some local talent - Monster Truck - Furiosity

More local talent - Head of the Herd - By this time tomorrow

Linkin Park - Minutes to Midnight

Some Classic Rock - Todd Rundgren's Utopia Live at Hammersmith Odeon (new remastered official release)

Death from Above 1979 - You're a woman, I'm a machine

Alice in Chains - Dirt

Walk Off The Earth - R.E.V.O.

Cage The Elephant - Melophobia

Pearl Jam - Lightning Bolt

All remastered Beatles (new)  for a ridiculously low price.

In the Classical Vein:

John Scofield

Uberjam Deux

I don't remember. 

12"

Mother's Ruin by Max Raptor. Didn't think much of it on first hearing, but after a few plays I'm now totally addicted. I love this band so much I've actually featured them and this album in my next novel that I'm working on called "Sophia", which will be published in January 2014. Oh, I'm an author of fiction