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

quote:

Originally posted by Tam:
.. in an effort to ease my bad mood - lovely though it is, it isn't working. Suggestions appreciated.

regards, Tam

Talisker!

Ian

Damage - Sylvian/Fripp; Live London, Dec 1993. Also appearing; Trey Gunn, Pat Mastelotto & Michael Brook.

So good on first listen, now playing again

Denis

That's [expletive deleted] brilliant idea and, shamefully I have let my supplies run out. A wonderful tipple though (perhaps my favourite single malt - I recently was persuaded to buy a 1992 'distiller's edition' which somehow took the edge off which I think rather spoilt it). Note to self - buy some tomorrow!

Actually, I'm feeling a little better - I remembered Gardiner's Beethoven 4 works a charm - and your post made me smile!

regards, Tam

Second half of the Messiah. I listened to the first half before the first half and a bit - a bloody phone call intervened - of the Creation.

Indeed Haydn knew as well as Handel how to write grateful music for a Choir!

Performances: Messiah, Pinnock on DG Archiv, and the Creation, Hogwood on L'oiseau Lyre (Decca). Both fantastic in my view. Both HIP but not at the expense of the weight of utterance, or emotional and at times devotional aspects of the music. A fine balance to hold!

Fredrik

Thin Lizzy-Jailbreak

Having a teenage flashback this evening I guess.

Matt

The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions [BOX SET]
Miles Davis

King Crimson - Larks Tongues in Aspic

King Crimson - Lizard

Last night.......My wife loves this. Martha's paen to her dad is a stunning piece of heartfelt vitriolic music - M.F.A.



Diccus

Hi

Tonight it will be:

The Lamb lies Down On Broadway - Genesis

John Hiatt-The Tiki Bar Is Open

Matt

Fits the weather!

A record to listen to in one swallow.

Fancied a big fat sound, and this is doing it for me at present. Tubby Hayes - 100% Proof

Nic

What is it, ROTF ? Interesting cover !

cheers
Stefan

Sigmund,
get a good idea of what this is about looking at this site with music

This music is born in the dark, and disappears in the dark. Much like the CD cover is suggesting...

cheers
Stefan

Possibly the finest reading of this I have ever heard. Sheer magic from Runnicles and the Atlanta symphony orchestra.

regards, Tam

quote:

Originally posted by matt podniesinski:
Thin Lizzy-Jailbreak

Having a teenage flashback this evening I guess.

Matt

Lizzy's finest hour?

Although for me Renegade runs this very close and I'll always have a soft spot for Johny the Fox.


.......... in steps the fox to thunderous applause



my eldest was born 12 years ago about half an hour ago ( if you know what I mean)

and (very) lately I've been drinking in the new house of the pope.



SJB

Johnny The Fox is really good. Listening to Wilie Nile-The Streets Of New York tonight.

Matt

Hot, hot, hot. I wouldn't mind sweaming in a cool river now.

Stefan, do you have this ***** album?

Haim

The last hours, I have listened to:

Teenage Fanclub - Howdy
Elton John - Greatest Hits (old)
Nina Simone - Greates Hits
Bruce Springsteen - 1975-1985 (3 records)
Tool - Undertow
ACDC - Let there be rock
Sting - the soul Cages.

Of couse, all on vinyl. Tomorrow I´ll pick up my new, used Trichord Dino.

quote:

Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
Fits the weather!

Gian,

I am confused. I see sun, I see clouds and it looks windy. So what is the real Cinzano weather there?

Here I came from a run in 96 F and this Jackson Pollock image describes well how I feel: too tired even to listen to the musica.

Regards,

Haim