What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

On CD:-

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Blueknowz:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

MilesSmlies, What do you think of it ,I have this on the Black Stuff!

Gordon (Voltaire) got me started on it - fantastic recording. CD is maybe slightly compressed but it's not too bad, just have to turn it down a little.

Great album - in constant rotation at Chez Voltaire..

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Regards,
Michel

Electric Light Orchestra

The Gold Collection

1. 10538 Overture
2. Mr Radio
3. All Over The World
4. Look At Me Now
5. Manhattan Rumble
6. In Old England Town (Boogie No 2)
7. Ma Ma Ma Belle
8. Roll Over Beethoven
9. Battle Of Marston Moor
10. Queen Of The Hours
11. Showdown
12. First Movement (Jumping Biz)
13. Whispers In The Night
14. Momma

EMI CD (this compilation release @ 1996)

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Regards,
Michel

Radio Paradise on one of these...



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Wonderful!

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Originally posted by munch:

Fantastic recording!

On CD...



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Regards,
Michel

John Zorn: Filworks XX

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Originally posted by Blueknowz:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

MilesSmlies, What do you think of it ,I have this on the Black Stuff!

@MilesSmiles: I'm curious to hear what you think about this, too. I just listened to the Sound Opinion review. One good, one so-so.

Louis & Ella....it doesn't get any btter. This version of "Moonlight In Vermount" is one of my favorite songs EVER.

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Originally posted by Ballan:
The more mellow, the better.

The first 2562 album (his best) is mellower than most:



As with Burial's albums, it's the mix of sounds across the whole album that makes it work, from slowed-down "Moog Dub" to the syncopated dubstep beats and sub-bass heavy techno of "Enforcers" - I love that track.

Again, best heard late at night.

I've just put it on.

One of my favorite box sets. Good stuff for the soul.

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:

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Originally posted by Ballan:
The more mellow, the better.

The first 2562 album (his best) is mellower than most:



As with Burial's albums, it's the mix of sounds across the whole album that makes it work, from slowed-down "Moog Dub" to the syncopated dubstep beats and sub-bass heavy techno of "Enforcers" - I love that track.

Again, best heard late at night.

I'm going to check this out. "Ariel" by 2562

Late night listening is the best kind of listening. Thanks for the recommendation.

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Originally posted by Ballan:

@MilesSmiles: I'm curious to hear what you think about this, too. I just listened to the Sound Opinion review. One good, one so-so.

Mavis is outstanding, great songwriting and the production by Ry Cooder is very good too. The CD is slightly compressed but it does not take too much away from the enjoyment I get from it.
Highly recommended.

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Originally posted by Ballan:


Louis & Ella....it doesn't get any btter. This version of "Moonlight In Vermount" is one of my favorite songs EVER.

Couldn't agree more.

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Originally posted by Ballan:


One of my favorite box sets. Good stuff for the soul.

Finally got this set second hand about two months ago.