What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

From Fur and Gold, here's Natasha Khan out for a bike ride...



An 'interesting' video. Well worth a watch if you've never seen it.

Alex Parks "Honesty"

The most played album in my collection. I remember watching the 'Hogs playing "Cherry Red" on Top Of The Pops and then wagging off school a few days later to go up town to buy my copy of Split.



I've still got my LP but its so scratched its virtually unplayable so its the remastered CD for me these days.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

After my father in law passed away I inherited a few of his old jazz cd's, this being one of them.

Smooth.

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That is a nice record, I'm a big Oscar Peterson fan.

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Originally posted by DIB:

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

After my father in law passed away I inherited a few of his old jazz cd's, this being one of them.

Smooth.

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It is my daughter's favorite. I am glad she left it behind.

A mellow evening

The Weepies "Be My Thrill"

Some great melodies on this

On CD:-

On NPR:-




Much better than I was expecting, in fact pretty fine, even has a RT track on it.

Bob Dylan "Rare and Un-released, Vol. 1-3"
The Bootleg Series

Now: Angus & Julia Stone - Heart Full of Wine/Chocolates & Cigarettes

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:

I'm a Sigur Ros fan and have this album, but I've never been able to listen to it all the way through because it's "scary". I'm a very adventurous listener (or at least I tell myself that), but this one is difficult to get my head around.

If you haven't watched their documentary "Heima", get it ASAP. That is the best "concert documentary" EVER.

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Originally posted by Keith L:

"Scattered Black & Whites" is a great song! I just put it on....nice....

All On the Black!

Then a purple patch or should that be plum?




Then

Stile Antico - Music for Compline

Cheers
Flettster