What are you listening to right now? And why? (VOL IV)

Mike Oldfield - 5 Miles Out

Ozric Tentacles - Pungent Effluent

steve

Folky and no tweeness, nice!!







Dean..OVOC

Just class.

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Before Evan Dando lost the plot

Great pop album IMO

Bought a couple of E.S.T. albums today Adrian. A copy of this and Tuesday Wonderland.

Couldn't stop playing Seven Days in the car today when I was out and about

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Originally posted by ewemon:


Bought a couple of E.S.T. albums today Adrian. A copy of this and Tuesday Wonderland.

Couldn't stop playing Seven Days in the car today when I was out and about

Good stuff Ewen. Glad you like E.S.T. Just one of my very favourite bands ever. Look out for Viaticum, From Gagarins Point of View, Good Morning Suzie Soho, Live in Hamburg and Strange Place for Snow - all good albums. The new one Leucocyte is their most adventurous and most difficult to like.

I was about to choose one album before sleep so will join you with Seven Days of Falling.

Ramona plus 21 other rarities by Gracie Fields

1. Ramona
2. Cute Little Flat
3. Riding On The Clouds
4. A Fly's Day Out
5. Lambeth Walk
6. Sonny Boy
7. Coople O' Dooks
8. When Summer Is Gone
9. I'm Only Her Mother
10. The Kiss Waltz
11. Ballons
12. If All The World Were Mine
13. Take A Look At Mine
14. Moscow
15. This Is Heaven
16. The Clockship Courtship
17. That's What Puts The Sweet in 'Home Sweet Home'
18. Two Sleepy People
19. Love, Life and Laughter
20. Fonso (My Hot Spanish Knight)
21. Music, Maestro, Please
22. Indian Summer Introducing 'Indian Love Call'

This is a superb album; the recording quality is amazing when you consider when some these tracks were laid down. Gracie Fields was one helluva great singer - can't think of anybody from that era that comes close, possibly Edith Piaf.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

Ewen, just got a Steely Dan - Petzel Logic - 20P2 from Darcy. Did not yet have a chance to listen to it.

Cheers ... Oliver

A friend gifted me with a bunch of Joan Armatrading records this weekend. Starting off with this one.

Another trans-galactic mind warp journey though uncharted spooky space.
At least the violist will be a safe range away from any human critics, a wonky sonata with black hole reverberations, and my Freya has some lyrics to feline-soprano with! : )

=^o^=

nymph

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

Ewen, just got a Steely Dan - Petzel Logic - 20P2 from Darcy. Did not yet have a chance to listen to it.

Cheers ... Oliver

My favourite Steely album Pretzel Oliver and it's a great sounding disc. I currently have 2 early unremastered disc and a copy of a 20P2

I bought a 20P2 copy of Royal Scam off David (wardybonk) in Japan last night.

The version I am listening to is an early German copy which is excellent sounding.

Looking forward to hearing it when it comes in.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by ewemon:


Bought a couple of E.S.T. albums today Adrian. A copy of this and Tuesday Wonderland.

Couldn't stop playing Seven Days in the car today when I was out and about

Good stuff Ewen. Glad you like E.S.T. Just one of my very favourite bands ever. Look out for Viaticum, From Gagarins Point of View, Good Morning Suzie Soho, Live in Hamburg and Strange Place for Snow - all good albums. The new one Leucocyte is their most adventurous and most difficult to like.

I was about to choose one album before sleep so will join you with Seven Days of Falling.

I had heard of them but had only ever listened to samples until you sent me the discs.

Now I am a convert wonderful stuff.

Can't thank you enough Adrian.

Big fan of Manu - Seen here wearing the new Linn Capp listening hat (keeps ears at optimal temp).

Four Tet Pause CD