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

Bloc Party - Silent Alarm

The Charlatans - Wonderland

John Lee Hooker "Live at the Whisky Au Gogo and Soledad Prison" on CD. JLH is here in the room with me: wonderful music and a great recording.

Most enjoyable! Excellent quality recording and pressing.

James

(I see there's one of these on e-Bay for £24.99 + postage; got mine for £3.99 at Norwich Record Fair - just keep your eye out!)

Japan - Oil On Canvas

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Originally posted by SteveGa:


Japan - Oil On Canvas

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

Works for me everytime. I cannot quite understand why they are not more popular. I played it to a 35 year old recently who really likes 80's stuff but had never listened to Japan - fixed that anyway! Got Neat MFS coming tomorrow, so I'll see what Japan sound like through those!

Now on:



76:14 Global Communication

Steve

before:



(a - uhm - grower...)

now:



works the first time you spin it.

Enjoy
Stefan

Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same

Earlier:-
Zep - #3 Now:
Capercailie - Delerium

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
Now on:



76:14 Global Communication

Steve

Pure class....

This has to probably be the most played CD i own. Abosolutey brilliant.

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Originally posted by kuma:

Kuma,

I've only got this one by Joe Sample



Is Spellbound worth a flutter? If it has made it into your collection it cannot be bad

Regards

Nic

Thanks to a recent thread:




Still amazes me.

And then:

And now, before bed..



B.O.C. - 'In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country'.

'Kid for Today'. Layer upon layer. Sadly enough, i think i counted about 4 or 5 drum loops cleverly blended to sound as one. Awesome. Peace.

Bad Brains-I Against I

Matt

Clash - London Calling
Kinks - Something Else
Zappa - Läther

costello

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Originally posted by costello:
Clash - London Calling
Kinks - Something Else
Zappa - Läther

costello

All fine choices.

Matt

Thanks Matt.

At the moment:



...because my wife likes it...

costello

Two weeks ago, at the age of 52, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson died of cancer.

One of her closest collegues and a choir conductor in Boston described her music: 'There is something viola-like about the rich grainess of her singing, about her ability to sound a tone from nothing'.

As a kid she studied the piano. At the age of 12 switched to viola and at 26 concentrated on singing. She was married to the composer Peter Lieberson whom she met after being selected to sing in the premiere of his opera Ashoka's Dream.

Regards,

Haim

In the car tonight, one of the lost JPC 005:

Nik Bartsch's Ronin * Stoa / ECM

Reminds me a lot of Carla Bley & Steve Swallow's Musique Mechanique.

Regards,

Haim

Heim, thanks for posting that, I want to buy it but haven't gotten around to it. I heard her twice in LA once as a loloist in a Mahler symphony and once doing her husband's song cycle Naruda. She has one of those relaxed natural warm voices.

glenn

PS I"m listening to Allison Krause and Union Station Live in concert CD

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Originally posted by nicnaim:
Is Spellbound worth a flutter? If it has made it into your collection it cannot be bad

Nic,

The Spelbound is a bit more new agey.
Not sure if you like it. It's a polished recording and very easy listening. A good chill music but not everyone digs that one.

It's less edgy than the one you have for sure.

Sample is GREAT live, tho. I love watching and listening to him play.