What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)
Posted by: Tam on 06 June 2005
Anyway, to kick things off, I'm currently, and probably for most of the rest of this week, listening to Radio 3's Beethoven Experience. They're doing one of the piano concertos at the moment and (number 2 with Glenn Gould). Anyway, the experience thing probably needs its own thread, but, even on this cheapo radio it's proving fairly enjoyable.
So, what are you listening to right now?
So, what are you listening to right now?
Posted on: 07 June 2005 by kuma
Loretta Holloway 'Runaway' : Danny Krivit re-edit 12" mix
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by pz
Kari Bremnes - Norvegian Mood
Peter Epstein - The Invisible
Both are excellent !
Peter Epstein - The Invisible
Both are excellent !
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by sjust
(pz: Epstein: yummie !)
Silvana Deluigi - Yo !
Typical "american clave" label CD with cooperation of Kip Hanrahan and (besides others) Steve Swallow, Renaud Garcia-Fons playing in the band. Very much Agentinian-style, Piazzolla is everwhere, La Tristezza, and so forth... Excellent early summer evening "food" with a full an drich sound offering.
cheers
Stefan
Silvana Deluigi - Yo !
Typical "american clave" label CD with cooperation of Kip Hanrahan and (besides others) Steve Swallow, Renaud Garcia-Fons playing in the band. Very much Agentinian-style, Piazzolla is everwhere, La Tristezza, and so forth... Excellent early summer evening "food" with a full an drich sound offering.
cheers
Stefan
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by BigH47
Yes - Keys to Ascension
Howard
Howard
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by sjust
Peter Epstein - The Invisible
Thanks for reminding me, pz ! This is a beautiful recording out of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New York. Full of air !
cheers
Stefan
Thanks for reminding me, pz ! This is a beautiful recording out of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New York. Full of air !
cheers
Stefan
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by Clive B
Aquarian Nation Radio on the internet, of course. Give it a go...
Regards,
CB
Regards,
CB
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by Tam
Aside from mainly the Beethoven experience on Radio 3 (the reason I've posted nothing on my own thread), I've just been listening to Georg Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra playing various bits of Wagner (thanks for the recommendation, a while back, Graham, came across it in HMV today).
regards,
Tam
regards,
Tam
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by Huwge
Lisa Ekdahl - Olyckssyster; really starting to grow on me this one. It's neither the light folk or jazz standards of her earlier recordings, quite difficult to pigeonhole really. Oh, and she sings in Swedish so it's not easy to know what she's singing about (jeg tale Dansk) but that shouldn't put you off. Perfect for a summer's evening, a glass of Averna, some ice cubes, a squeeze and slice of lemon.
G'night all
G'night all
Posted on: 08 June 2005 by Sloop John B
new NAIM system, listenining to "older" cds., so
Harp Blues on ace records,
Wine Women and Whiskey by Papa Lightfoot, proves there's a God and he came to save us sinners.
"When a man cries" on Kent also getting some serious listening.
Harp Blues on ace records,
Wine Women and Whiskey by Papa Lightfoot, proves there's a God and he came to save us sinners.
"When a man cries" on Kent also getting some serious listening.
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by bjorne
Iggy Pop - Brick by Brick
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by kuma
jersey street: into the light
kjm 03: anniversary
kjm 03: anniversary
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by Huwge
The World is a Wonderful Place: The Songs of Richard Thompson - various artists, including Christine Collister, Tom Robinson, Sally Barker, Martin & Jessica Simpson
great stuff!
great stuff!
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by Chris Kelly
"Shangri La" Mark Knopfler
"Live at the Fillmore"" Allman Bros Band
"The Mercury Years" Rod Stewart
"Live at the Fillmore"" Allman Bros Band
"The Mercury Years" Rod Stewart
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by sjust
Barry Wedgle (classical + Flamenco guit.), Shigeo Sugiyama (double bass) - Virgo
Guitar player Wedgle between classical, Flamenco and Jazz style - acoustic, in any way - at times being joined by that double bass (most of the times "walking" style - which forms an enormously swinging result (reminding soem "gipsy" varieties, here and there), perfectly recorded 18 years ago.
That's what records have to be like to earn their place in the hall of fame.
Not ?
Stefan
Guitar player Wedgle between classical, Flamenco and Jazz style - acoustic, in any way - at times being joined by that double bass (most of the times "walking" style - which forms an enormously swinging result (reminding soem "gipsy" varieties, here and there), perfectly recorded 18 years ago.
That's what records have to be like to earn their place in the hall of fame.
Not ?
Stefan
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by Wolf
It's been
Paul Simon early solo career with Mother and Child Reunion and Still Crazy.
Joni Mitchell Hissing of Summer Lawns
Steely Dan Aja
Next will be Springsteen The River
Neil Young Harvest
Paul Simon early solo career with Mother and Child Reunion and Still Crazy.
Joni Mitchell Hissing of Summer Lawns
Steely Dan Aja
Next will be Springsteen The River
Neil Young Harvest
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by Huwge
Neil Young's Zuma on beautiful old US pressing. Oops, LP has ended - the only draw back when comparing to CDs 
Posted on: 09 June 2005 by Blueknowz
After finishing on here tonight : Stevie Ray Vaughan Cant Stand the Weather vinyl!
Posted on: 10 June 2005 by sjust
Peter Epstein - Solus
Epstein and his horn playing with and against the echoes of that church in Lucca, Italy. From classical adaptations (of Bach's violin partita) to squeaky noises that make your footnails roll up (...). J.U.S.T beautiful !
Stefan
Epstein and his horn playing with and against the echoes of that church in Lucca, Italy. From classical adaptations (of Bach's violin partita) to squeaky noises that make your footnails roll up (...). J.U.S.T beautiful !
Stefan
Posted on: 10 June 2005 by JasonRStone
Triple J Hottest 100 vol 8 - compilation from Australian radio station - alternative and rock
and Gorillaz newie
and Gorillaz newie
Posted on: 11 June 2005 by Huwge
Badi Assad - Verde, perfect for a Saturday morning watching BBC sport internet updates as the Lions get thumped by the Maoris.
Posted on: 11 June 2005 by Aiken Drum
Just been testing the system with:
Runrig - The big wheel
Deacon Blue - Fellow hoodlums
Mary Coughlan - Tired and emotional
Tracey Chapman - Tracey Chapman
Oscar Peterson - The way I like to play
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Chris de Burgh - Into the light
Brad
Runrig - The big wheel
Deacon Blue - Fellow hoodlums
Mary Coughlan - Tired and emotional
Tracey Chapman - Tracey Chapman
Oscar Peterson - The way I like to play
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Chris de Burgh - Into the light
Brad
Posted on: 11 June 2005 by BigH47
Rag Picker's Dream - Mark Knofler(CD). Most enjoyable.
Good to see some Runrig being played else where.
Howard
Good to see some Runrig being played else where.
Howard
Posted on: 11 June 2005 by kuma
Air: Moon Safari
Posted on: 11 June 2005 by sjust
Baseline - Why Really
Double Bass, guitar (Abercrombie) and drums weave sound webs - sometimes in company with singer Dee Dee Bridgewater, who adds even more of the mood that turns your room into an all-swinging "object". Nice !
Stefan
Double Bass, guitar (Abercrombie) and drums weave sound webs - sometimes in company with singer Dee Dee Bridgewater, who adds even more of the mood that turns your room into an all-swinging "object". Nice !
Stefan
Posted on: 12 June 2005 by sjust
Joel Xavier - Lisboa
One of three recomended CD's (the others being Lusitano and "In New York") with guitarist Xavier. Guest stars Toots Thielemans and Fado singer Carlos do Carmo contribute to this CD round about Lisbon places. Quite like reading a book...
Nice,
Stefan
One of three recomended CD's (the others being Lusitano and "In New York") with guitarist Xavier. Guest stars Toots Thielemans and Fado singer Carlos do Carmo contribute to this CD round about Lisbon places. Quite like reading a book...
Nice,
Stefan