What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:
This one took a while to click but I rather like it now.





Dean..

Dean, this is interesting. I heard Gergiev conduct Mahler 1 in Rotterdam a few years ago... it was all stop and go, not a long line in sight. Has he cleaned up his vision for this recording with the LSO?

EJ

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Originally posted by Lontano:
What a lovely relaxing album. Sax and piano.

I have that on my "to play" pile - looking forward to giving it a spin.

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Originally posted by Lontano:
and this is good as well

and that one too!

Todd Rundgren: Something/Anything?
'72 Release. Bearsville Records. Original US pressing
i've a soft spot for many of his ballads he wrote in the early 70s.

Not due out in this format until Jan 4th

A couple of trax of the new Over The Rhine disc due out in Jan. It's called The Long Surrender

I've been listening to this one since it came out and I never had any idea that she was dying. I can't stop listening to it, although I may die from an overdose of sadness and beauty.

Not really a big Dire Straits fan but I've always liked this album.

Gary Numan on his debut Morning Becomes Eclectic performance

On CD:-

On Spotify:-

Arc 'Church', Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve live in St. Mary's Church, Philadelphia (11/14/2009). Really good, maybe even better then 'Arcturus'.

And why not.