What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Because I got drawn into that Canterbury Scene thread:



Then I might have to visit Camel...

Captain Beefheart Safe As Milk

side 1:
Sure Nuff 'n' Yes I Do
Zig Zag Wanderer
Call On Me
Dropout Boogie
I'm Glad
Electricity

side 2:
Yellow Brick Road
Abba Zaba
Plastic Factory
Where There's A Woman
Grown So Ugly
Autumn's Child

Buddah Records LP @ 2008

This music is interesting but the sound quality on the record is not so good after playing a naim label sampler! : (

Debs

My Dying Bride - Songs of Darkness, Words of Light

steve

Beautiful South - Golddiggas Headnodders & Pholk Songs

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Originally posted by markah:

Neil Cowley Trio - Displaced. This was their great debut album from 2006. The new album, "Radio Silence", will be released on the Naim Label on 19th April. There will be an accompanying tour as well, details here.

I have a copy of Radio Silence and can recommend it highly.

steve

caught in a moment I can't get out of.


Great album despite the begrudgers.


SJB

If you love Ornette Coleman, you must have this. It is fabulous !

start the weekend off with these two recent buys:

Beach House "Teen Dream" <> John Hiatt "The Open Road"

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
start the weekend off with these two recent buys:

Beach House "Teen Dream" <> John Hiatt "The Open Road"

Jeff,

Do you recommend The Open Road? - I am a big fan of John Hiatt

SACD

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Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
Spotify made Adrian a fan, can't get him to stop now.

The kind of album you only need to listen to once....and that is one time too many....

too true. One of Miles's favourites. I personally think he always wanted to have hair like that.

Great album.

some girls the want a handsome Dan or some good-looking Joe, on their arms some girls like a sweet-talking Romeo,
well round here babe I've learned you get what you can get...............



Great stuff form one of the Bosses under-rated albums

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Originally posted by Paper Plane:

quote:

Originally posted by markah:

Neil Cowley Trio - Displaced. This was their great debut album from 2006. The new album, "Radio Silence", will be released on the Naim Label on 19th April. There will be an accompanying tour as well, details here.

I have a copy of Radio Silence and can recommend it highly.

steve

That's good to hear, Steve. Looking forward to it.

Mark

A selection of acoustic trax I got from the John Hiatt site about 8 years ago.

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Originally posted by RichardM:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
start the weekend off with these two recent buys:

Beach House "Teen Dream" <> John Hiatt "The Open Road"

Jeff,

Do you recommend The Open Road? - I am a big fan of John Hiatt

Richard,

I do, I love it. As I have mentioned before, I am a fan of Doug Lancio, who I believe is the guitarist here (I don't get the covers when I download, but he is the one touring the album with JH). Doug never plays more than is necessary, he leaves you wishing he would extend it a bit. But he is totally there to support the star he is working with.

JH is doing his usual thing, strong songwriting, emotive vocals, and making you think you have listened to/heard these songs your whole life.

I love the man. If you are a fan, I have no doubt you will like it.

regards
Jeff A

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Originally posted by ewemon:
too true. One of Miles's favourites. I personally think he always wanted to have hair like that.

yes i can confirm that is a long gone distant dream...

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Originally posted by munch:

Great album, something for tomorrow.

quote:

Originally posted by ewemon:

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
Spotify made Adrian a fan, can't get him to stop now.

The kind of album you only need to listen to once....and that is one time too many....

too true. One of Miles's favourites. I personally think he always wanted to have hair like that.

I'm working on it but haven't found the right wig yet.