What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)
Posted by: Tam on 06 June 2005
Anyway, to kick things off, I'm currently, and probably for most of the rest of this week, listening to Radio 3's Beethoven Experience. They're doing one of the piano concertos at the moment and (number 2 with Glenn Gould). Anyway, the experience thing probably needs its own thread, but, even on this cheapo radio it's proving fairly enjoyable.
So, what are you listening to right now?
So, what are you listening to right now?
On Original Masters vinyl
Richard Thompson : songs pour down like silver
1 Substitute Richard Thompson, 1992, Bradford, UK
2 Tempted Richard Thompson, 2003, 1000 years of Popular Music, from Joe's Pub
3 (The Story of) Hamlet Richard Thompson, 2000, Stockholm, Sweden
4 Oops, I did it Again Richard Thompson, 2002, Bremen, Germany
5 ‚a Plane pour Moi Richard Thompson, 2003, Germany
6 Why don't Women Like Me? Richard Thompson, 1982, New England, USA
7 Time has told me Richard Thompson/ Raymond Kane, 1981, Thompson Archive
8 Shenandoah Richard Thompson, 2001, Joe's Pub, NYC, USA
9 Danny Boy Richard Thompson Big Band, 1982, Bottom Line, NYC, USA
10 Move It Richard Thompson, 1084, London
11 Willie & Hand Jive/Not Fade away Richard Thompson , 1985, Towne Crier, NY, USA
12 Loch Lomond Richard Thompson Big Band, 1983, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
13 Job of Journeywork Richard Thompson, 1992, Ferrington Guitars Book
14 Napoleon's Dream Richard & Linda version, 1973, Memphis, Leeds
15 Sally Rackett Richard Thompson & Audience, 1987, Ames, Iowa, USA
16 God Loves a Drunk Norma Waterson, 1996, Norma Waterson CD, Hannibal HNCD 1393
17 The angels took my Racehorse Away Dave Burland, 1994, His Masters Choice: No Masters Voice CD - NMCD 16
18 Poseidon Judith Owen, 2003, Twelve Arrows, Dog on the Bed Music CD J012
19 Wall of Death Richard Thompson, 2002, Glastonbury Festival, UK
20 You'll Never Walk Alone Richard Thompson, 1991, Columbia, SC, USA
21 I Ain't Marching Anymore Richard Thompson, 2002, Cologne, Germany
22 The Who Medley Richard Thompson, 1990, Iron Horse, Mass, USA
SJB
1 Substitute Richard Thompson, 1992, Bradford, UK
2 Tempted Richard Thompson, 2003, 1000 years of Popular Music, from Joe's Pub
3 (The Story of) Hamlet Richard Thompson, 2000, Stockholm, Sweden
4 Oops, I did it Again Richard Thompson, 2002, Bremen, Germany
5 ‚a Plane pour Moi Richard Thompson, 2003, Germany
6 Why don't Women Like Me? Richard Thompson, 1982, New England, USA
7 Time has told me Richard Thompson/ Raymond Kane, 1981, Thompson Archive
8 Shenandoah Richard Thompson, 2001, Joe's Pub, NYC, USA
9 Danny Boy Richard Thompson Big Band, 1982, Bottom Line, NYC, USA
10 Move It Richard Thompson, 1084, London
11 Willie & Hand Jive/Not Fade away Richard Thompson , 1985, Towne Crier, NY, USA
12 Loch Lomond Richard Thompson Big Band, 1983, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
13 Job of Journeywork Richard Thompson, 1992, Ferrington Guitars Book
14 Napoleon's Dream Richard & Linda version, 1973, Memphis, Leeds
15 Sally Rackett Richard Thompson & Audience, 1987, Ames, Iowa, USA
16 God Loves a Drunk Norma Waterson, 1996, Norma Waterson CD, Hannibal HNCD 1393
17 The angels took my Racehorse Away Dave Burland, 1994, His Masters Choice: No Masters Voice CD - NMCD 16
18 Poseidon Judith Owen, 2003, Twelve Arrows, Dog on the Bed Music CD J012
19 Wall of Death Richard Thompson, 2002, Glastonbury Festival, UK
20 You'll Never Walk Alone Richard Thompson, 1991, Columbia, SC, USA
21 I Ain't Marching Anymore Richard Thompson, 2002, Cologne, Germany
22 The Who Medley Richard Thompson, 1990, Iron Horse, Mass, USA
SJB
On Classic records 200g jobbie and this is first time I've heard all the way through
Dean...
Dean...
quote:Originally posted by RichardM:
What a fine album.
Sting - All This Time (Live), recorded 9/11/2001
quote:Originally posted by ROTF:
Courtesy of another forum member - excellent concert footage of Jeff Buckley, Peter Gabriel and Caravan (one after the other, not all together).
And have also found time to play my favourite new release of this year so far
Not to be confused with:
OR this:
Both of which are also rather good
Santiago De Murcia Codex, Rolf Lislevand, Ensemble Kaspberger, Astree.
Regards,
Haim
quote:Originally posted by Chillkram:
On Original Masters vinyl
What fantastic taste you have...
I have the CD version on : )
Nothing on the NAIM-set...
It's all packed up, because I'm moving out of my girlfriends appartement to my newly built home near my children and my new job starting monday
So I'll not be hearing music from the set for about 4 days
And I have to find a spot for it, because the new home is very cosy (small!
)
It's all packed up, because I'm moving out of my girlfriends appartement to my newly built home near my children and my new job starting monday
So I'll not be hearing music from the set for about 4 days
And I have to find a spot for it, because the new home is very cosy (small!
)
a lovely album. my 2 wk. old daughter doesn't mind the late night tunes either.
PACE
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A much underated album. A truly great artist and should be more well known.
A much underated album. A truly great artist and should be more well known.
SJB
On vinyl:-
On 180 gm:- 
Chic - In Japan. Recorded live at the Budokan Stadium, Tokyo, April 1996. Shortly after the concert bass player Bernard Edwards died in his hotel room (cause of death - pneumonia). Very very sad, but what bass lines - phenomenal! Also guest appearances from Slash (Guns n Roses) & Steve Winwood. Good stuff!
Mark Knopfler - Sailing to Philadelphia
Up Next;
King Crimson - Thrak
King Crimson - Thrak