What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)

Excellent.

Definitely something in the water in the UK circa 1980

Some good stuff being listened to today - Dusty, the Specials, so I thought I'd do my best to keep the standard high

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cheers
Stefan

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I'm such a Glückspilz to listen to great music like this. Yummie !

cheers
Stefan

Boney James & Rick Braun - Shake It Up.

Outrageously loud and bouncy, even at 7 o'clock on the dial. A great summer record, inspired by a sunny weekend.

Nic

I don't see too many other people listing ACE/KENT cds.

First bought an ACE cd when John Peel played Camille Howard's Extemeporaneous Boogie and he said he got more requests as to where to find that song than any other.

Since then I have rarely been disappointed by any ACE album I have, this one being no exception. Contains a fabulous reading of Dylan's George Jackson,

I'm off to bed now, as my Dad used say
"mornings come early"

Just right for the time of night.

Nic

Kuma For information:-
The Crystal Method have done the theme music for the Sky(shown) series Bones.

Howard

Five Star - on a CDS3 brings a whole new dimension to pop pap.

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Some good stuff being listened to today - Dusty, the Specials, so I thought I'd do my best to keep the standard high

Fairport Convention... I heart that album

Songhai - a Spanish-Afro (Ketama and Toumani Diabate) with a touch of English Bass (Danny Thompson).Most enjoyable thanks to Malky for his reco in another thread.

Howard

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Originally posted by Neill S:

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Some good stuff being listened to today - Dusty, the Specials, so I thought I'd do my best to keep the standard high

Fairport Convention... I heart that album

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Originally posted by Sloop John B:

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Originally posted by Neill S:

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Some good stuff being listened to today - Dusty, the Specials, so I thought I'd do my best to keep the standard high

Fairport Convention... I heart that album

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Heart = Love!

A very nicely remastered CD: Get the Picure? (The Pretty Things)

It also has a vintage movie file hidden away on it - the movie loader expected me to still be running System 7.1, but if you click on the mov file in the data folder it plays in quick time under OSX.

More importantly the music plays very well on the CDX2/282/200.

On Vinyl and good

Bach - Cello Suites No.1 in G played by Pierre Fournier on a recommendation from Fredrik.

If you like distortion when you bar chord - Frank's your man.


Hugely underrated artist. Several Gems in here.

SJB

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Originally posted by kuma:

How on earth can they have a millennium collection? They only had one hit!

Oh, and the third member (not pictured) is an old mate of mine. (sad but true).

Another outing for:

I can't find a picture of the sleeve, but I've just been listening to the Steve Gibbons Band's "Down in the Bunker" and it sounds fine - I'm using an ancient NVA phono stage and it is working quite nicely into the 282/200.

Great tracks on this album including 'No Spitting on the Bus" and "Eddie Vortex".

He was born in the nifty fifties
Wears a psychadelic hat
Looks like Eddie Cochran
And there's nothing wrong with that

Thanks Gianluigi - it is the second one that I have minus the "No Spitting" sticker. The first ones got some extra tracks like Toulene, which I don't have, but wish I did.