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

Have to try this I suppose else we will not hear the end of it!!



Anybody know it already??

Big thank you ! It's even a step forward from the original (East / West). You were right !

Enjoy
Stefan

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Originally posted by kuma:

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Originally posted by ROTF:

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Originally posted by northpole:
Just finished listening to:

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Carole King - Tapestry - no comment worthy!
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It doesn't get much better than that - one of my all time favourite elpees

I like this one better.

I picked it up yesterday.

If it is better than Tapestry then I've got to check it out.

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Originally posted by Geoff P:
Anybody know it already??

Yes.
He's a forum member!

Before kick off


Now
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Nic

Mellowing down further, cannot think why!



Nic

At home

Alison Moyet-Raindancing Lp

Nitin Sawhney-Philtre Lp

Gilles Peterson-Digs America (Brownswood USA) Lp



To see me through the night at work

Roxy Music-Avalon

Robert Strauss-Quasars And Phasars

Gilles Peterson-In Africa

Erasure-I Say I Say I Say

Isolee-Rest

Lee

1st CD: with group (very good) 2nd CD: solo (let's see)

cheers
Stefan

This album is actually better than the Time Out.
Each tune has an interesting tempo change.
A short piece called 'unsqure dance' is unusual in that it plays in a 7/4 time.

The Great Prelude and Fugue in C Minor of Bach. Helmut Walcha in Cappel.

Here is a good photo of him, but slightly later in Alkmaar:



Again, I think it may be possibly to find some of his seriousness of purpose in this picture.

All the best from Fredrik

Doobie Brothers: Takin' it to the streets

The Brecker Brothers: Detente
Produced by George Duke
Usual excellent back up musicians: Steve Gadd, Paulinho da Costa, Marcus Miller et all.

Brazillian downtempo electronica.
Black Beat Niks: 'I'll be there'.

Contiuing to more Crusaders: Chain Reaction

Revolver reloaded.
On last Mojo issue covers by Chris Eckman, Catfish Heaven, Neal Casal, Lampshade etc etc

To celebrate one of the most warm days of the season.
Can't remember: is it spring or autumn?
brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Earlier, some lovely (if rather stark) Bach Preludes and Fugues on the Organ including the fantastic C Minor Fantasy and Fugue, and the phenomenal A Minor and B Minor Preludes and Fugues!

Then a Divertimento in D of Mozart, Brandenburg Number Three, and next up, the Holberg Suite of Greig.

Tremendous listening for an almost too Hot Saturday afternoon... The String Music is in private recordings with your's truly as the bassist! Not bad either when I put my critical barrier down a tad.

Fredrik

How long did I hesitate do buy this,and how wrong was I ?

Enjoy
Stefan

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Big thank you ! It's even a step forward from the original (East / West). You were right !

Enjoy
Stefan

No worries - it has been getting quite a lot of air time here. Could this be the future, downloadable files only and with the listener choosing the replay medium?

Happy listening!
Huw

Messiaen's L'Asscension played by Jennifer Bate on the cathedral organ at Beauvais.

regards, Tam

and

Lightning Seeds - Three Lions, can't think why!

A few nice bits of VINYL:

Ella - Let no man write my epitaph



Goldfrapp



Bill Evans



Sade

David Gilmour - On An Island - Great sound quality though it's one of those albums I'll have to listen through a couple more times before reaching conclusions on the lyrical content.

One day it would be great if one of you kind folks would let me know the secret of presenting the album covers. Perhaps you could e-mail me at peter-dot-smyth-at-btinternet-dot-com?

By the way Geoff, major confession coming up on your old NHS thread - guess I should have called for an ambulance!!

Peter

So far,
Wilco: YHF
Incubus: Morning View

The latter seems to have stimulated the next door neighbours into playing some tunes too. Oh well