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

On Vinyl What a great record this is

Warren Pash

mp3/hdd

Thanks to Jeff and Bruce for the recommendation - excellent stuff.

On ECM

Old copy on LP...

Munch listening to this now great record

What a great forum this is so many new artists found and some great recordings. Thank you all

For ROTF


Both on the Black Stuff

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Originally posted by RichardM:

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Originally posted by munch:
Mark,
Is that another one from the Brighton trip?
Stu

Mark,

You are certainly exploring some new areas at the moment. What was that one with the dangerous dog on the cover the other day?

Richard

Hi Richard,

A lot of the stuff I am playing lately was picked up from Resident records in Brighton. I am on their mailing list now and each week they send a mail with a link to a lot of new releases, with a description of each so I had a good idea of what I wanted when I went in there. It's a fantastic music store and I thoroughly recommend checking out the website. There is a lot of interesting music coming out, much of which you don't get to hear about. So far I have been pretty impressed with what I have bought, some might need a few more plays - but great to listen to new music.

The album you ask about is "Face Control" by Handsome Furs. Good review here Face Control

Mark

Third record of 5 LP Box set...

MEISTER DER ORGEL (Masters of the Organ)

Seite 3...
Werke von Michael Praetorius, Johann Lorentz,-
Samuel Scheidt, Dietricht Buxtehude u.a.
Helmut Tramnitz
an der Compenius-Orgel im Schoss Frederiksborg zu Hillerod
@1965

Seite 4...
Werke von Vincent lubeck, Nikolaus Bruhns, Georg Bohm,-
Matthias Weckmann, Dietrich Buxtehude
Robert Kobler
an der Stellwagen-Orgen der Marienkirche zu Stralsund
@1966

Archiv Produktion @ 1980

Two world wars and one world cup, do da... do da...
Two world wars and one world cup do da do da day! : D

Michael Stanley and the Resonators
House of Blues, Cleveland Ohio
December 26, 2008

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Originally posted by RichardM:

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by RichardM:

Hope you like it.
For me they were to loud and over produced by a deaf bloke.
The cds were even worse.

Sounds encouraging munch. I'm not playing very loud at the moment, so I can't really tell. The packaging is superb though.

Regards

Richard

As for the CDs I can only agree with Munch. The packaging is nice but the CDs are basically unlistenable. A real shame - stay with the original mastering.

1. Barricades & Brickwalls
2. Not Pretty Enough
3. On A Bad Day (with Lucinda Williams)
4. Runaway Train (with Buddy Miller) (Album Version)
5. A Little Bit Lonesome
6. Nullarbor Song
7. A Million Tears (with Matthew Ryan)
8. Still Feeling Blue (with Buddy Miller)
9. This Mountain
10. Crossfire (Featuring The Living End)
11. Falling Into You
12. If I Were You
13. I Still Pray / Ignorance (Kasey Chambers/Paul Kelly)

EMI cd @ 2001

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Originally posted by Lontano:
On ECM

Adrian,

What is the verdict?

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Originally posted by munch:
ewemon,
Sorry my son lost your mail address so i could not reply.
Did you try the glass and balls.
Stu

Will drop you an email tomorrow Stu and let you know how I got on.

My only Hassell:

Sun Kil Moon (Mark Kozelek) 'April' (2008 - still definitely my favourite release from last year, in fact my favourite release since 2001 when 'Lateralus' and 'Old Ramon' were both released).

Very calming on the drive over the Pennines back from a read through in Manchester on what could be a very funny new comedy series.
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Hi Floid

'Secrets of the Beehive' is both an excellent album, and a lovely recording. I always take that along to demo new kit.

The Derek Trucks Band - Already Free, Ruthie Foster - The Truth According to Ruthie Foster

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Originally posted by floid:
What a great forum this is so many new artists found and some great recordings. Thank you all

Agree with you floid. So much music I never heard until I joined the forum.