What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

More from the Improv dynamic duo.


Double Vinyl.





Dean...

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Good one Big H, have you heard the 'Redux' version, the production is a little bit more raw and brings out new life to the album.

"Our"' version of 10, is a '92 14 track version 3 ? extra tracks.

Jamie,

That was probably me reviewing the Newcastle show. I did enjoy it, however it was the first time I had seen them live since about 1980/81.

The new stuff from the latest album was aired, but the back catalogue was excellent. Within that range, I include the like of "Siberia" and "What are you going to do with your life" that I bought long before the tour, but 20 odd years after my last Bunnymen purchase.

They were always better live than on record IMHO, but so are a lot of bands that never quite capture the same emotion in the studio, as they do live.

A theory probably worth its own thread.

Regards

Nic

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:

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Originally posted by JamieL_v2:

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:

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Originally posted by GaryP:
Bought this at the weekend and haven't stopped listening to it since. They were so much better live than recorded.

I should leave this thread as people keep posting things that I want to buy, thats just not fair. No worries I'll stick on my list to get next year.

Dean...

Very mixed feedback on last year's tour. Have a look through the 'gigs you have seen' thread. Newcastle (I think) got good reviews, but the Leeds show was appalling.

Thanks Jamie.



Dean..

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I should leave this thread as people keep posting things that I want to buy, thats just not fair. No worries I'll stick on my list to get next year.



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£3.93 @Amazon

Picked this one up thanks to the Naim Forum:



Regards,
Michel

Cheers
Flettster

This is truely a super Jam session

Recommended strongly.

From iTunes/MAC :-

Damn fine tunes.

Jono

I don't get excited about much new music - Mind you; this is Marc Cohn's interpretations of some pop classics from 1970. A decent recording too.



Less is more. Nothing is over-egged, and at 43 minutes, its the length of a proper album and beautiful from start to finish.

And ...............



Derivative of Pink Floyd/Porcupine Tree with lovely melodic Gilmour-esque guitar. Thanks to Denis for this recommendation.

John.

Followed by

Really loving this at the mo!!

For the second time today but now from the SACD layer over the Naim kit:

Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway

Having seen him play it live at the Proms I am loving this set from Lewis. Played so beautifully.

On Spotify:-



Not really taken to this, it's pleasant enough, but I think I'll stick with Neil Young. 5/10

I really enjoyed Si Paloma.

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Originally posted by BigH47:
On Spotify:-



Not really taken to this, it's pleasant enough, but I think I'll stick with Neil Young. 5/10

kozelek is definitely someone you work with for a while. music to grow into.

sun kil moon - april

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Having seen him play it live at the Proms I am loving this set from Lewis. Played so beautifully.

Agree it's a spectacular recording.

EJ

From HDX:



Regards,
Michel