What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

On CD:-

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by Ballan:
(I hope I "quoted" this correctly. I'm new to forums, so please be patient with me.)

You did a fine job. Welcome to the music room.

Thank you....I'm glad to be participating after years of watching.

Brendan Perry 'The 13 Year Itch', live at the ICA 1993 (soundboard/FM recording).

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Originally posted by GML:
Airbag - Identity.



Enjoying this very much. Thanks to John and primarily a bloke named Dennis.

Me too. Going to spin it now. I wonder if Sir David has had a listen....

I posted this album a while ago and no one seemed interested! I really like it.

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
I posted this album a while ago and no one seemed interested! I really like it.

You are a real trendsetter!

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
I posted this album a while ago and no one seemed interested! I really like it.

You are a real trendsetter!

Didn't mean it quite the way it sounded..but yes I am.

Is it possible for an album to be firmly rooted in the time it was made and also wonderfully timeless?

If it is I nominate my next choice.



Or is just nostalgia?

Does not excite me a great deal. Single from new album on Spotify

45 RPM Analogue Productions

4 men with beards

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Originally posted by Lontano:
45 RPM Analogue Productions

Who mastered the vinyl? The AP CD comes with two different masterings, one based on tubes and one based on evil transistors.

PS: If I recall correctly Doug Sax did the tube mastering and Bernie Grundmann did the transistors.

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
I posted this album a while ago and no one seemed interested! I really like it.

You are a real trendsetter!

Didn't mean it quite the way it sounded..but yes I am.

Don't mean to sound like a setter of trends, but here is my first Airbag posting earlier this year

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
45 RPM Analogue Productions

Who mastered the vinyl? The AP CD comes with two different masterings, one based on tubes and one based on evil transistors.

Steve Hoffman - does not say on the cover, but he was mastering all these Fantasy releases. I think Kevin Gray might have been working with him.

I need to save some dosh and put in another large order for a batch of these as they sound superb.

Arrived today.



steve

45RPM Analogue Productions Hoffman/Gray remastered

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Originally posted by DenisA
Don't mean to sound like a setter of trends, but here is my first Airbag posting earlier this year

Just when I thought I had something that was all me, that I was first at...how typical of this forum to raise my hopes up and then smash them down. Oh cruel world, will the suffering never end. I retreat into my shell, defeated.

With apologies to Rimbaud..

Earlier poster:- Miles Davis - In A Silent Way , such irony!

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way

Good choice of album BigH! A classic...

Obviously I was too ironic?

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Obviously I was too ironic?

Not really - I was just playing....

I do like the AA albums though.

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Originally posted by BigH47:


I do like the AA albums though.

BigH,

Every year AA play a couple of weeks of gigs in December at Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho. They are superb live - you really should go and see it as I think you will really like it. Jane and I saw them probably in 2003 now and it was a really great night out. This year they are playing from Dec 16 to Dec 31.