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

Santana - Abraxas

John Fogerty - the man who wrote and did the best version of Rockin' All over the World

Rockin' All over the World
You Rascal You
Wall
Travelin' High
Lonely Teardrops
Almost Saturday Night
Where the River Flows
Sea Cruise
Dream/Song
Flyin' Away

Great Recordings Of The Century - Mozart (Klarinettenkonzert / Sinfonia concertante)

Mary Coughlan - Uncertain Pleasures

LUNASA: 16th October 2006
Highly acclaimed traditional music group Lunasa recorded on the 8th June at the National Concert Hall, Dublin.

Excellent

Patricia Barber "Mythologies"
Enough similarities to her previous works to capture her fans and different enough to give us something fresh and compelling. For those new to her work, start anywhere, you can't go worng!

QOTSA

and

Muse

bloody hell I need a sit down.

Diccus

Bloomin good video of Welcome to the Black Parade. Possibly a case of keeping baby in with the bathwater. Not subtle but bloomin well works.

My Chemical Romance

Diccus

and now

The wonderful Pixies

diccus

Neil Young - Harvest Moon on vinyl - the rca-din hi-line (on loan) is especially wonderful with the acoustic guitar and, in particular, the harmonica



Peter

My usual cover search site is down and the alternative I used wasn't too clever!

My last for this evening was purchased back in Nov 84 - Dire Straits Love Over Gold - not the best choice for this time of night as it really does merit a bit of welly & I must show the neighbours a modicum of respect. The vinyl from that time was paper thin - money every object!!

Peter

quote:

Originally posted by northpole:
My usual cover search site is down and the alternative I used wasn't too clever!



Peter

Which site is that ?Peter......Jim

Jim

www.slothradio.com/covers/

Of course when I clicked on it to get the address, it's back up & running again!

Peter

Cheers Peter...Jim

Book One of the 48 Preludes and Fugues: Helmut Walcha in the later DG set from the early 70s.

An old man playing the most sublime music, and with all the wit and wisdom that brings. Not to be missed, even if it runs beside the brilliance of the EMI set from about 1961, as something that on the surface is similar, but in my view much deeper. This is odd, because I find that some of Walcha's most penetrating music making is actually found from the even earlier mono cycle of Organ Works, he recorded for DG Archiv between 1947 and 1953.

It is partly the fact that he used a big modern Harpsichord for EMI with a more brilliant sonority, while for DG he uses a truly historic instrument, which is fundamentally more mellow, and quieter, but somehow more expressive! Don't ask me to explain. It is not possible for me, but I love this late music making, in music that runs round in my very blood.

Fredrik

quote:

Originally posted by kuma:

by far my favourite Haden CD.
Live recording with Kenny Barron.

Kuma,

Excellent album though I still think that Chris Anderson is in a different league.

Nice painting of Georgia too, much better than all her flowers. My wife visited just yeterday her winter home in NM.

Best regards,

Haim

Haim,

I guess I prefer the material played on the 'night in the city' better.

I also love the club ambiance in the recording. It's like as if I am there. Just play the disc all the way through for a nice gig.

This one has been played lot more so than the 'None but the lonely heart'.

a golden oldie (for a 31 yr old).

PACE

i'm playing as i type this a cd by my dying bride
called " as the flower withers"
they are one of my fav british bands
very beautiful but at times heavy music
the track playing is
'the return of the beautiful'

After this cd,
i may play a cd by a group called Deleyaman, the cd name is 00/01
i like it because it has a amazing sound
it is not heavy music
maybe abit world music with a hint of
enya and dark ambient
very hard to label but the sound is
just so dreamlike and really fills the front
of my room when it plays
maybe if the sound recording was ot so well done
i would not like the cd
i think you can buy the cd on amazon
on the us amazon site, you seem to be able to also stream track samples as well.


i am also

quote:

Originally posted by fishski13:

a golden oldie (for a 31 yr old).

PACE

Great album - a golden oldie even for someone of slightly more advanced years

Steve

Last night:



Kathryn Williams - Leave To Remain

One of those Amazon 4.5/5 star albums that leaves me cold. Ah well...

Now on in the background while grappling with 2007 budgets



CSN - Greatest Hits

Steve

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Rust Never Sleeps CD

Van Morrison - Into The Music

Spacek - Curvatia