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

Was Not Was - Are You Okay?

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Originally posted by SteveGa:

Van Morrison - Into The Music

just listened to it too and wanted it to post it! it's really funny...

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Originally posted by michael1702:

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Originally posted by SteveGa:

Van Morrison - Into The Music

just listened to it too and wanted it to post it! it's really funny...

It's a good album - not one of his best but still better than most people come up with. I think "It's All In The Game" lets the thing down.

Anyway - onwards



Suede - Coming Up

some excellent tracks, but possibly not the "great" album I remember.

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Originally posted by SteveGa:


Was Not Was - Are You Okay?

Still have 'Out come the Freaks' somewhere on 12" on Ze records. stunning record at the time as was the first album

Diccus

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Originally posted by Diccus62:

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
Was Not Was - Are You Okay?

Still have 'Out come the Freaks' somewhere on 12" on Ze records. stunning record at the time as was the first album

Diccus

Great band with a great sense of fun. I've got What's Up Dog? with the brilliant Spy In The House of Love video here . I always revisit Are You Okay? because of Leonard Chohen on Elvis' Rolls Royce. They were on at the Jazz Cafe (London) recently but I missed them. There are some tracks here (cheers Don!). James Brown is a cracker too - "I feel better than James Brown" (guess that's OK until the day he is brown bread then it's not saying much).
Steve

Genesis - Trick of the Tail

Reach the end of another day alive and kicking.

Good evening gentlemen.
Let's music play.

Warmly recommended, of course.

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
Reach the end of another day alive and kicking.

Always something to be celebrated with music!
Steve

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
Always something to be celebrated with music!
Steve

Or nothing to celebrate without!

Hi Steve!
Some days i do pray any kind of known and unknown god to pull me right down the entire day just to get home and push the "play" button on the player.
Cheers!
Gianluigi

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
Always something to be celebrated with music!
Steve

Or nothing to celebrate without!

Hi Steve!
Some days i do pray any kind of known and unknown god to pull me right down the entire day just to get home and push the "play" button on the player.
Cheers!
Gianluigi

PS:

You need a classic "English" cold! Enough to lay you low for two days but you are still able to listen to (quiet) music:

Now



Nat King Cole - St Louis Blues

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Originally posted by munch:
Revolver the Beatles munch

Is it any good?



Lambchop is a woman.

Sibelius's 2nd and 3rd symphonies from Barbirolli and the Halle (rather disappointing given how enjoyably the cycle started out - the second also marred by some hideous engineering).

Then Vaughan Williams' Pastoral symphony from Handley and the RLPO. This cycle can be had (all seven discs of it) for just £14 at HMV and as I work my way through it I'm becoming more and more convinced that you'd need your head examining not to buy it.

regards, Tam

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
You need a classic "English" cold!

Steve.
This place is cold enough, in any meaning, to leave on my face the costant, blanck look of the "survivor".
More on the idiot side of the meaning than the romantic one.
Maybe a couple of months in the Caribbean could help!

But maybe they don't have decent records shops..................so i think i'll stay home and face the motionless bore of this piece of the globe.
And the records i'm waiting from Germany still don't arrive.
Better sleep (slip) on it!

Ciao!
Gianluigi

Mahler symphonies no. 3, 4 (w/ Lucia Popp as soprano) and 5 conducted by Bertini. Well, this is simply amazing stuff! Highly recommended cycle and available for only £28 here:

http://www.mdt.co.uk/MDTSite/product//3402382.htm

the smiths... the queen is dead. What an lp!!!!
Ryan

in stepped the fox to thunderous applause






SJB

had me a whiskey and I chased it






SJB

Earlier:-
Spyro Gyra - Heart of the Night

Stockhausen : Microphonie 1 and 2

Disc one of Bill Evans complete recordings of Verve. (Was there ever a more annoyingly constructed box set - I mean the physical box, not the contents - nominations please!).



(Sorry, can't find a picture that really does it justice - however the fact that the case has been deliberately designed to rust means you get your hands dirty every time you open it - which itself is an interesting challenge.)


regards, Tam

Don't forget to try some amazing Canadian rock from the Tragically Hip..."Yer Favourites". You may not know "New Orleans is Sinking" (and I don't know how to swim) , a great song that has disappeared from on-air play since the tragic events in that City. Well worth a listen...

PACE