What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

On Vinyl:-

Tarkus good choice dav.
For me another library disc:-

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by munch:
A lot of these

What album is that then? Miles Davis - Man with a Horn?

Only much more tuneful!

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Originally posted by mike_f65:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Chris Pureka "How I Learned To See In The Dark"

Any good?
Like Driving North and Dryland.
/mike

It is my first from this artist and I think it is superb.

Jeff A

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Originally posted by ewemon:
Chris Pureka "How I Learned To See In The Dark"

Any good?
Like Driving North and Dryland.
/mike[/QUOTE]
If you like that album then try Eliza Gilkyson- Hard Times in Babylon (brilliant album) as Chris's vocal phrasing sounds at times very close to Eliza's. Try listening to the last track Sanctuary- stunning.

Jeff if you haven't heard the Eliza album yet as well it is an absolute must for you. Think you and Heidi will love it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, Ewen, I will check out Eliza.

Jeff A

More vinyl....

Yet more vinyl...


Lots of pops and crackles on the last one!

Anyone else got 'Scratch My Back' on vinyl, what is yours like?

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Originally posted by apye!:
Anyone else got 'Scratch My Back' on vinyl, what is yours like?

I am pretty certain my copy is good. I will give a spin soon to double check. This is released on Classic records who I am unusually unimpressed with and tend to stay away from.

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Originally posted by Aleg:

Stunningly beautiful.

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Originally posted by christophe pomel:

Legacy edition or standard edition on CD, or vinyl?

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by irwan shah:
Anything with John Parricelli on it is worth a listen.

OK then, not played this one for a long while. From 2000, Alba.

Oh Oh ... Do not have this one yet. There goes the credit card!

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Originally posted by apye!:

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Originally posted by irwan shah:

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Originally posted by apye!:
On vinyl...

'Morph the Cat' is a great album. Is it your favourite Donald Fagen album?

I only have this and The Nightfly.

The Nightfly is still my fav...

In my list of top ten albums of all time.

'Kamakiriad' is pretty good too, especially when one is on a road trip in an exotic car!

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Originally posted by irwan shah:

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Originally posted by christophe pomel:

Legacy edition or standard edition on CD, or vinyl?

Legacy cd,

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Originally posted by christophe pomel:

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Originally posted by irwan shah:

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Originally posted by christophe pomel:

Legacy edition or standard edition on CD, or vinyl?

Legacy cd,

My current favourite. The vinyl is just too bloody expensive.

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Originally posted by christophe pomel:

Very nice.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by apye!:
Anyone else got 'Scratch My Back' on vinyl, what is yours like?

I am pretty certain my copy is good. I will give a spin soon to double check. This is released on Classic records who I am unusually unimpressed with and tend to stay away from.

Thanks Lontano,

Shame really because it sounds fantastic apart from the crackles & pops.
It got too bad by the time I got to 'Flume' and I had to take it off!!

Superb all through this set.

Started at 5, now at 2.



Easy to become addicted to this Baroque business.

And I am....

...so much so that this is up next..



...ah, the joy of escapism.

Earlier today the true gems called Divertimenti from this collection,



there are more to come too and I already stand in awe!

Ps. Cheers again to George for the introductions and encouragement.

Atb, Paul.