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

Sorry for the 14th track!

quote:

Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

I think they are all on a beautiful wild Cherry tree..
Thanks a lot, Gian.

Haim

Black Sabath / We Sold Our Soul For Rock 'N' Roll

I have to get rid of some documents. Can't think of a better music to go with the shredder..

Haim

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

quote:

Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

I think they are all on a beautiful wild Cherry tree..
Thanks a lot, Gian.

Haim

Ciao Haim!
Hope you're having a good day!
I'm still licking my fingers from the fish!


PS: correction due to time zone!

Family's away so let it loud!

Is Tracey's new album growing on you yet?

Funky

Sunny Sweeney - A bit Dixie Chicks, bit Dolly, bit Loretta, whole lot Country and playing in Newcastle............

Listen to samples of this on Myspace



Diccus

listening with Mrs Sloop after a relaxing cycle in Dublin with the 3 Sloop Juniors, while they watch the Incredibles.



SJB

Doing it for me this evening.

Regards

Nic

quote:

Originally posted by Graham Russell:
Is Tracey's new album growing on you yet?

Hi there Graham!
Yes.
The first listen was the curiosity.
The second i did expect more.
The third it's ok.

It's a classic EBTG record with their own ambient sound.
And yes, i still love her voice!

Some songs here still can make me feel good.

quote:

Originally posted by bishopla:

How are you finding it? Personally it's my favourite of the discs he's done with Mackerras and the SCO (but that may be because I heard them at a concert they did a couple of weeks after the disc was recorded).

regards, Tam

P.S. Just been listening to two very fine new acquisitions. The first from United Archives (whose wonderful issue of the Budapest Quartet's Beethoven should be heard by all) is part of a series of issues of George Szell. The first volume is Haydn - symphonies 88, 92 and 104 (at budget price and thoroughly recommended):




The next is the latest issue from Colin Davis's LSO Live Sibelius. This contains the second symphony and Pohjola's Daughter. The latter is really special, but the symphony is also very fine indeed and the disc is well worth picking up (on a cursory listen, I'd have said it was the second finest I've heard from the series after the disc of 3&7).



regards, Tam

quote:

Originally posted by Tam:

quote:

Originally posted by bishopla:

How are you finding it? Personally it's my favourite of the discs he's done with Mackerras and the SCO (but that may be because I heard them at a concert they did a couple of weeks after the disc was recorded).

regards, Tam

I love it. How was the concert?

Regards,

Larry

Laura Veirs - Carbon Glacier. She's been compared to Suzanne Vega, ROTF you might want to check her out
here



Regards

Diccus

Hard one to describe this one I'll begin with good - a mixture of orchestral, movie-score music, a smattering of Zero 7 and Massive Attack. Anyhow I like it.

quote:

Originally posted by IanGtoo:

Ian

Listening to her Myspace here and listening to 'Revolving door' sounds class but i keep waiting for Fagens voice to come in. What's the album like?

Regards

Diccus

Conference call.

Before that:
Lyle Lovett - The Road to Ensenada
Lyle Lovett - My Baby Don't Tolerate

quote:

Originally posted by Diccus62:

Ian

Listening to her Myspace here and listening to 'Revolving door' sounds class but i keep waiting for Fagens voice to come in. What's the album like?

Regards

Diccus

Album is good, very chilled and laid back, almost completely instrumental. Some might dismiss it as late-night smooth Jazz noodling.

In a different vein - Beulah Her CD is one of my recent favourites, I think you'll like it.

Ian

quote:

Conference call. Frown

Oh yeah. No 'Easter Monday' in the States!