What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

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Originally posted by irwan shah:
Accompanied by some lovely sangria?

I don't drink too often these days but I did have a couple of glasses of some nice New Zealand Sauvignon

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Originally posted by ali 026:

One of the most memorable albums of the 80s!

Too bad they have never reached those heights again.

Limited Edition (300 worldwide) gatefold LP

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Originally posted by Berend:
Herb Ellis, he was one of the best jazz guitarists

He also played with the great Oscar Peterson. Try this:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
For speeding German drivers

Very 'punny' Adrian!

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Originally posted by Voltaire:


Limited Edition (300 worldwide) gatefold LP

Should sell-out instantly.

Mine is only an mp3 download but sounds incredible. I know the recording is 5 years old, but as of now, it ranks as my best purchase of 2010, thanks to your recommendation here, Gordon.

I was cruising her out-dated site yesterday and wishing I could acquire some of her other recordings in a digital format. Not unlike Brett Anderson, a real gem found through this forum.

regards
Jeff A

so, then, of course:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Voltaire:


Limited Edition (300 worldwide) gatefold LP

Should sell-out instantly.

Mine is only an mp3 download but sounds incredible. I know the recording is 5 years old, but as of now, it ranks as my best purchase of 2010, thanks to your recommendation here, Gordon.

I was cruising her out-dated site yesterday and wishing I could acquire some of her other recordings in a digital format. Not unlike Brett Anderson, a real gem found through this forum.

regards
Jeff A

I trust you guys and just ordered the CD (best price was from Switzerland of all places).

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Not unlike Brett Anderson, a real gem found through this forum.

regards
Jeff A

I agree Jeff.
I'm assuming you prefer digital? If not then you can buy the limited edition lp here and pay with paypal and ship internationally (I think)

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
I trust you guys and just ordered the CD (best price was from Switzerland of all places).

Excellent news my friend. It is a stunning album.

This album imho perfectly encapsulates the question..Do you listen too music or feel it?

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Not unlike Brett Anderson, a real gem found through this forum.

regards
Jeff A

I agree Jeff.
I'm assuming you prefer digital? If not then you can buy the limited edition lp here and pay with paypal and ship internationally (I think)

I only have digital (no TT) and enjoy the instant gratification of downloads. My ears no longer know the differences enough for me to be concerned if it is disc or download and most of my listening is done through a 120gb portable hard-drive (400 albums and only 1/3 full) and iTunes from my laptop, headphone (digital) output to my Beresford dac.

Just downloaded a copy of The Third and the Mortal "Tears Laid In Earth" which according to Wikipedia includes Kari on vocals. It is up next.



Jeff A

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

Just downloaded a copy of The Third and the Mortal "Tears Laid In Earth" which according to Wikipedia includes Kari on vocals. It is up next.



Jeff A

That is the Norwegian band where Kari started. It may be a little bit too Industrial Funeral Gloom for you but let me know..

PS-For anyone thinking of buying...imagine the love child (in a good way) of a thinking mans Evanessence and Madonna (Ray of light era).

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

Just downloaded a copy of The Third and the Mortal "Tears Laid In Earth"
Jeff A

That is the Norwegian band where Kari started. It may be a little Industrial Funeral Gloom for you but let me know..

If she is singin' I will probably be okay
Read somewhere she was an Opeth fan, something like "Damnation" with her on vocals would be just fine.

Jeff A

Alicia de Larrocha : piano

Enrique Granados : Goyescas - Danzas espagnolas


Enrique Granados : Escenas romanticas - bocetos - Cuento de la juventud


If you don't have already those recordings, run to the shop and grab them

You can find the 2 of them in one box :


Regards,
Edouard

DCC

Vladimir Safronitsky to go with Isaac Babel's Red Cavalry short stories. Both highly recommended.

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

Speaking of Funeral Gloom , perhaps my favorite Dylan album I have heard. I will never forget the electric guitar fill Bob played live on one of those songs at the Grammys the year that album won.

now playing: The Third and The Mortal
"Tears Laid In Earth"

One of the most fab days of the year so far.

BBQ sizzling, sun going down..cold beer on the go...what is your most chilled album for this occasion?

Mine..

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Originally posted by irwan shah:

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Originally posted by Berend:
Herb Ellis, he was one of the best jazz guitarists

He also played with the great Oscar Peterson. Try this:

Thanks for the hint, this album I do not know. But I will be looking for it. If I've found it, I'll let you know what I think of it.

greetings Berend