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

Ooohhhhh - Physical Gaffiti - one heck of a way to kick start your Sunday - not sure my neighbours would appreciate but a killer album none the less!

Peter

Just played the first disc from Traveling Wilburys Collection [i.e. Volume 1] - not quite Led Zepp but a great upbeat set of quality tunes. Hearing Roy Orbison (I think!) singing "I asked her to marry me and she pulled out a knife" gave me the giggles!

Peter

John Hiatt "Crossing Muddy Waters"

quote:

Originally posted by ROTF:
Morrison - Donegan - Barber

A true supergroup - I bet they were putting on the agony, putting on the style

Note to self: Add to records to seek out.

Ciao ROTF!

More than a record it sounds like a bunch a friends having fun.
And this makes the whole thing more envolving!

Gomez "Live Bootleg - San Francisco, California December 29, 2002"

£1 for pristine vinyl in a charity shop - enough to keep a Scotsman smiling for a week

Dido "Live" from dvd/cd release, Brixton Academy, August 2004

ps. Ewemon - about 40 (+)(?) years ago, I listened to that endlessly. It is at the very foundation of much of my musical likings (though that wouldn't include Dido )

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Ryan Adams and the Cardinal "Live Bootleg - Town Hall, New York City December 4, 2006"

The first night of a three-night stand. Over the three nights, a unique set-list each night, no song repeated. Not many would/could do that.

Funny enough I am about to start a little project to remaster one of the shows from these 3 nights. I will download the show from archive and probably start doing it shortly.

I am glad that Ryan allows people to tape his gigs. I wish a lot of artists where the same.

I have remastered quite a few of his shows before ie Fillmore 2001 (blows the version you can currently get off archive away), Offenbach, Malmo from ealier years amongst others. But have only ever given free copies of them to close friends.

You should pop over to Amazon US to see the video they currently have up of Magnolia and I forget what the other track is called. Great.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ewemon:
I am glad that Ryan allows people to tape his gigs. I wish a lot of artists where the same. [QUOTE]

From 1999-2003, I was fortunate to be given permission (by venues/management) to record Jerry Joseph, David Gray, Chris Whitley, Drive-By Truckers, Caitlin Cary (Whiskeytown), Chocolate Genius, Ryan Adams, Richmond Fontaine, Box Set, Kevn Kinney, amongst others (including formative bands of the likes of memebers of the Decemberists). www.archives.org is full of recordings of artists, done with their knowledge and permission, and because of which these artists can consistently sell-out medium size or larger venues - purely by integrating their artistry with grass-roots efforts. If interested, shoot me a mailing address at uagain51@hotmail.com and I will forward you a couple of my (older now) humble efforts.

good listenin'
Jeff A

or try this (not posted by me) http://www.archive.org/details/dbt2001-12-30.at4041.flac16

Peter Gabriel M on S "freebie".

Kelly Joe Phelps "Tap The Red Cane Whirlwind"

Jeff A

ps. the first link above should be www.archive.org no "s", sorry.

quote:

Originally posted by BigH47:

What do you think of Kate?

BTW just listened to the PG CD that came with MoS (noticed you have it too) - not bad at all (the CD not the newspaper).

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Dido "Live" from dvd/cd release, Brixton Academy, August 2004

ps. Ewemon - about 40 (+)(?) years ago, I listened to that endlessly. It is at the very foundation of much of my musical likings (though that wouldn't include Dido )

Try 50+ though young at heart.

Real Smooth

Not ideal

cheers
Stefan

Michael Stanley Band "Right Back At Ya, 1971-1983"

better...
Stefan

Paul Westerberg-14 Songs

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Originally posted by sjust:


Not ideal

cheers
Stefan

Wonder why? I've not heard it...stellar cast though.