What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:
Fabulous recording of a great pairing.




Dean...

It is much better than the other album they did.

On loan from my son!

Now time for a real classic.



On Vinyl

steve

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by Whizzkid:
Fabulous recording of a great pairing.




Dean...

It is much better than the other album they did.

I read some reviews that said similar things about the first recording they did, is it genuinely poor or just average for the talent on display?



Dean..

quote:

Originally posted by Whizzkid:

I read some reviews that said similar things about the first recording they did, is it genuinely poor or just average for the talent on display?



Dean..

It is much more of the duets as opposed to the quartet pieces and I don't find them that attractive. It is also an album, that on track 8 destroys my system as the guitar has been so close miked that it is almost unplayable. I had my speaker dealing running round like a blue arsed fly trying to find out why it was happening and we even sent the CD back to Bob at Neat for further testing. I therefore don't enjoy listening to it any longer, not that I really ever did. There are far better ways to spend your money in the Metheny world, all IMHO.

Finishing the year with:



Faithless: To All New Arrivals


and:



Faithless: The Dance



Very good stuff


Oh and happy new year, all!


Christian

Matriarch by Owsley (Tribute Video)

This is a tribute video dedicated to Owsley (William Reese Owsley III) who passed away April 30, 2010. He was in a band in the early '90's called The Semantics and went on to release two full-length albums and a digital EP (still available on iTunes). He also toured and/or recorded with superstars like Vince Gill, Shania Twain, Amy Grant and The Jonas Brothers. He was a brilliant musician and songwriter, and will be sorely missed.

This song is Matriarch from his 2nd solo release entitled "The Hard Way".

Great band with Eberhard Weber, Lyle Mays and Dan Gottlieb

quote:

Originally posted by Redkev:

A superb album imho.

Kurt Wagner & Cortney Tidwell

# 8 of my 2010 favorites

PS: A little early but it's 2011 somewhere right now. Happy New Year to all forum members.

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
PS: A little early but it's 2011 somewhere right now. Happy New Year to all forum members.

Happy New Year Oliver and to all the forum.

Jenny and Johnny - I'm Having Fun Now; Dex Romweber Duo

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Originally posted by Lloydy:

Lloydy, I am going to join you with my last album of 2010 and the album of the year

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

quote:

Originally posted by Redkev:

A superb album imho.

I agree, for me this is their best album, not a weak track on it.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by Lloydy:

Lloydy, I am going to join you with my last album of 2010 and the album of the year

At Chez Voltaire this album is affectionately know as the 'Eddie the eagle album'...rarely have we seen such a rank outsider storm to pole position.

My last one before watching Jools's Hootenanny, I would like to wish everyone on the forum a Happy New Year.



Jenny & Johnny - I'm Having Fun Now

Ending 2010 with the three best albums I bought this year:

1. Heart - Little Queen
2. Jeff Buckley - Grace
3. Keb' Mo' - Keb' Mo'

Ofcourse there were more discoveries, but these stand out firmly!

quote:

Originally posted by fasterbyelan:
Have not played this LP for years -



Karl

Exactly 1 year ago around this time I played 'Thriller' and my unborn son reacted and I felt him for the first time!

Thanks for making us remember!