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

Stefan, Huw,

Do you have it?

Just too good to be missed.

regards,

Haim

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Originally posted by ROTF:

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
Martha & The Muffins - Far Away In Time

Superb album - although I think This Is The Ice Age is possibly even better.

Must have a listen, thanks for the info. Steve

K D Lang - Ingenue

Lloyd Cole & The Commotions - Rattlesnakes

The Radiant Voice Of Barbara Bonney

Prelude to an evening with him.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
Good job Gian. We don't want you to spend the whole day listening to music in the car...

Locked in the car you mean.
No, my friend is a very smart guy and did understand.
We fixed the ducks (Adam's slang!) this morning and everything is ok now.

This is the program for the evening:



An old movie by Master Ermanno Olmi.

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Originally posted by SteveGa:

Thanks Steve, just put this on myself thanks to you.

When it came out I asked in a record shop if I could get the version that had twelve foil wrapped mini cds - one for each track. Glad I went for the box with just one 70 minute Spiritualized tablet in the end!

Nicholas

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Originally posted by NicholasA:

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Originally posted by SteveGa:

Thanks Steve, just put this on myself thanks to you.

When it came out I asked in a record shop if I could get the version that had twelve foil wrapped mini cds - one for each track. Glad I went for the box with just one 70 minute Spiriualized tablet in the end!

Nicholas

It has just reached the end and there is the strange sound of silance everywhere - this needs solving!



Soul II Soul - Club Classics vol 1

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Got that too, though probably haven't played it since oh, about 1990!

I think 'what are you listening to now?' has turned into what are you listening to next!

Nicholas

Nine Horses: Snow Borne Sorrow

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:


Stefan, Huw,

Do you have it?

Just too good to be missed.

regards,

Haim

Tell me (us) more...

myself:


cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by sjust:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

cheers
Stefan

Three generations of French composers framed by Faure's Imromptus. In between we have Messiaen's Preludes and Ravel's 'Gaspard de la nuit'

I find the piano playing of this 20th centuey lyrical music very much to my liking and I think that Lonquich is doing an excellent job of retaining its French flavor.

Stefan, you also should listen to Mesiaen's Quartet for End of time.

I am off to the city,

Regards,

Haim

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JJCale - Closer to you.
yet another wonderful JJ Cale album

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SJB

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Originally posted by IanGtoo:

Ian

Is this on cd? Do you know if it has ever been released on vinyl as I've been looking for it?

Mark

Matching Mole - Little Red Record
(still don't like this as much as their first)
Dr Strangely Strange - Heavy Petting
Angie Palmer - Tales of Light and Darkness
(just to show I'm not just retro - superb album, thoroughly recommended)

Mark,

yep I have the CD copy. I don't know if it has been released on vinyl anywhere or not. Great album.


Ian

Jackson Browne's Greatest Hits - only time for the first disc this evening



Peter

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Originally posted by IanGtoo:
Mark,

yep I have the CD copy. I don't know if it has been released on vinyl anywhere or not. Great album.


Ian

Bugger!

Thanks Ian. It was playing in the Linn room at the recent Heathrow show and sounded great. I don't have a cd player, though.

First time I've ever wanted to buy a piece of music and not been able to get it on vinyl!

Time to rethink my stategy.

Mark

Just watched and listened to Pink Floyd PULSE DVD for the first time which was amazing. I was very pleased to see Tim Renwick on stage - a brilliant session musician who was resonsible for much of the popularity of AL Stewart's 'Year of the cat' single/album.