What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

22 years on from the Acid House explosion and its still as fresh & potent as a proper double espresso







Dean...

Started the evening with something soothing:



Then I had a second go at this "hard" modern jazz album - unusually challenging stuff from ECM:


Joe Maneri - Tales of Rohnlief

Still hard going, but not quite as painful as the first time round. I will try again in a month or two. After that, I needed to relax with some classic piano trio:



Which will get me to the 10 o clock "curfew".

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Then I had a second go at this "hard" modern jazz album - unusually challenging stuff from ECM:


Joe Maneri - Tales of Rohnlief

Still hard going, but not quite as painful as the first time round. I will try again in a month or two.

I have tried but have not persevered with this. Tough stuff and too much other better stuff to play.

quote:

Originally posted by Graham Russell:

My favorite PJ album.

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by droodzilla:
Then I had a second go at this "hard" modern jazz album - unusually challenging stuff from ECM:


Joe Maneri - Tales of Rohnlief

Still hard going, but not quite as painful as the first time round. I will try again in a month or two.

I have tried but have not persevered with this. Tough stuff and too much other better stuff to play.

It was a comment from Steve Lake on that ECM forum you pointed me to that made me buy this. He said he'd listened to it recently and it had reminded him what a great album it was. So worth another try, I think, but it's definitely near the limit of what I'm prepared to listen to in terms of squawky tunelessness!

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Disc three of this.
Nice.

Klaus passed me buy until very recently. Am beginning to buy his collection and enjoying his albums late at night. Giving this one a spin now.

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Originally posted by munch:
Adrian,
Spin disc two its my fave of the three..
His vinyl is worth getting, but it does not flow so well because you have to turn it over.
Stu

Will do. I am buying CD versions as I much prefer it and as you say this music should not be interrupted. Timewind is the best so far especially the Bayreuth track.

Taem si Redrum yb eht Shtims.

Louis Armstrong (1901-1971)

The Love Songs

1. i'm Confessin' that i love you
2. everybody loves my baby
3. i can't give you anything but love
4. all of me
5. on the sentimental side
6. honeysuckle rose
7. baby won't you please come home
8. ain't misbehavin'
9. i want a little girl
10. my sweet hunk o'trash
11. something tells me
12. baby don't cry
13. keepin' out of mischief now
14. cherry
15. body and soul
16. our monday date
17. endie
18. i never knew

music sessions CD @ 2006

This is very nice, earlier this evening i pulled it out of the bargain bucket in Sainsburys supermarket, priced up at £1.
Gosh!
Louis shouldn't hang out in no bargain bucket, and he's worth far more than one pound! : )

Debs

it finally worked!

And now.....

Mitzi Meyerson, harpsichord
Marion Verbruggen, recorder

One new copy left at Amazon US for a mere $136.04. I wonder how they come up with the four extra cents on top of their outrageous asking price.

Pining for my old life down under.

While I like Sarah's music this is not my favorite. Imagine my surprise when tonight I found two copies on vinyl on the shelf.Oops!

Classic Free

1. All Right Now
2. Wishing Well
3. Come Together In The Morning
4. My Brother Jake
5. Fire And Water
6. Be My Friend
7. The Stealer
8. The Hunter
9. Little Bit Of Love
10. The Highway Song
11. Heartbreaker
12. Get Where I Belong
13. Heavy Load
14. Walk In My Shadow
15. I'm A Mover
16. Mr. Big

This compilation @ 2001
Spectrum music CD @ 2009

Puchased earlier this evening on a shopping trip in the local Sainsburys supermarket, price £3.

But i thought it was Free! : )

Debs

Santana

black magic woman ~ the best of Santana

1. Black Magic woman
2. Evil Ways
3. Jingo
4. Hannibal
5. Full Moon
6. Everythings Coming Own Way
7. Europa
8. Brightest Star
9. Flor D'luna (Moonflower)
10. Guajira
11. Hold On
12. I'll Be Waiting
13. I Love You Much Too Much
14. Winning
15. Mirage
16. No One To Depend On
17. Oye Como Va

Columbia cd @ 1999

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Originally posted by AllenB:
And these from our Antipodean friends:-



All I can say is that they must be cutting their pants real tight down under

Might be the case over in OZ but plenty of room to swing here in NZ.

Fat Freddys Drop.

Listen if you dare.

Cheers

Flettster

soft jazz and the sound of the india ocean in the maldives ,sea lapping against the beach.on my honeymoon. pure bliss

Led Zeppelin 'Rampaging Cajun', newly discovered 1975 soundboard recording, released by Empress Valley, shared for free.
One of the best versions of 'No Quarter' I have heard. Not got through the rest yet. Really clear sound.

Disc 1:
01.Rock And Roll
02.Sick Again
03.Over The Hills And Far Away
04.In My Time Of Dying
05.The Song Remains The Same
06.The Rain Song
07.Kashmir

Disc 2:
01.No Quarter
02.Trampled Underfoot
03.Moby Dick

Disc 3:
01.Dazed And Confused
02.Stairway To Heaven
03.Whole Lotta Love
04.Black Dog