What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Ending this hunted day with Jamiroquai - High Times.



I've been busy composing a new order: Melody Gardot, Patricia Barber, Ry Cooder, Ludovico Einaudio, Al Di Meola, Mike Oldfield and Mehldau / Metheny are on it. Still some albums I put on the Wishlist...

To me it's been another great musical year with lots of inspiration coming from your posts. Thanks a lot!

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Lloydy:

Nice one, this is pretty good too.

All the much sweeter after tonight's result!

Disc 2

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:

Oh yes, a timeless masterpiece.

I should be sleeping, but I can not stop listening to this Epic album by Jeff Buckley - Grace



Knowing a little about his life, his father Tim Buckley and the way they both died contributes to the emotional listening experience

Sat on the floor...







... listening to another timeless masterpiece.

Richter:
Quartets Op. 5 Nos. 1, 2, 3

Mozart:
Fugues from Das wohltemperierte Klavier K405 Nos. 3 & 4
Canon K562c

The "other" Beck. His "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" is truly one of the coolest blues tracks of all time.

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Originally posted by JackRabbitSlims:

Masterpiece!

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Originally posted by Ballan:

Masterpiece!

Yep.

yeah, I love it!! Lost it a while back, but picked up a fresh copy just before Xmas and have been giving it a good thrashing.
Have a bit of Nick and boys going right now...nice and loud!.

"Disc 2" First Listen....so far....so good....

Johann Sebastian Bach

Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue in D minor BWV 903
Hans Pischner, 1972

Partita in B minor BWV 831
Hans Pischner, 1975

Concerto for four Harpsichords and strings in A minor BWV 1065
Christine Schornsheim
Armin Thalheim
Mechthild Stark
Violetta Liebsch
(p) 1993

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Georg Friedrich Handel

Suite no.3 in D minor HWV 428
Isolde Ahlgrimm, 1976

Chaconne in G major HWV 435
Isolde Ahlgrimm, 1972

This compilation (p) 2009 Edel Classics GmbH

Playing disc 2 of 2 CD Berlin Classics box-set

Karl

Karl

Thanks for the reminder Redkev

Despite Baumann's reputation as solid and a bit dull, this remains the best recording of horn concertos by Haydn and friends [that I've heard]!


Cheers,

EJ

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

Superb. Will join you.

On black gold

Karl

Thanasis Papakonstantinou - Agrupnia (Insomnia)

Bought this in Crete a few years ago without a clue what it was and it turned out to be a rather fine art-rock album. More info here:

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