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

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia

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Originally posted by jim learoyd:
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A much underated album. A truly great artist and should be more well known.

Wonderful album Jim. One of my all time favs.

Personally I am listening to



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One of my all time favs artists- both of his new discs.



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On vinyl:-

The recent Sordid Sentinels edition.

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Originally posted by munch:
I have that album cover, but mine has a man with half a head on the chair holding the strat.

You have the original master recording there!

Radiohead - Hail to the thief

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Howard i dont have one Todd album on vinyl Frown

Neither have I.

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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Howard i dont have one Todd album on vinyl Frown

Neither have I.

I don't have any of his albums in any format - care to recommend one, I think I'm missing out again.

Turns out to be one of my favourite chill-out records...

cheers
Stefan

john butler trio on my nes cd5i crisp and lively

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Originally posted by ROTF:

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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Howard i dont have one Todd album on vinyl Frown

Neither have I.

I don't have any of his albums in any format - care to recommend one, I think I'm missing out again.

They will be there when you get back.
Munch

Thank you - currently watching Caravan on my work PC

Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams

WBA is the side project of Erland Oye, one half of Kings of Convenience. It's a spikier, more pared down proposition than either KoC album. I admit to being disappointed at first, but it's rapidly growing on me. The overall sound is quite unique, but now that I like it more and more, I think the nearest reference point is the Young Marble Giants. Like that great band, WBA achieve a lot, musically, through limited instrumental means. Highly recommended to all admirers of KoC.

Gaspard Le Roux (?-1707) - Pieces pour deux clavecins

Harpsichord duets played by Mitzi Meyerson & Lisa Crawford.

Regards,
Haim

In the car tonight.

For the fatigued soul: Bach Book One of the Well Tempierte Clavier. So comes, after the gap, my favourite in E Flat Minor. Such brave music in the most compehemsively understood result of the human condition. Bach was Protestant, or else he should be Cannonised. Intersting to note the current efforts to raise money to Cannonise the late Pope Jan Pawla II at the moment.

ATB from George.

Cornucopia of music! Just picked these up today. All different and good.











I couldn't wait to get off from work and buy these today, now, I can't go to sleep! I only wish my CD555 was here! (Coming next month)

Anthony

FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)

Anrianna a Naxos
[1] Cantata for Soprano and Harpsichord

6 Canzonette
[2] I. Le Sirene
[3] II. La memoria
[4]III. Pastorale
[5] IV. La disperazione
[6] V. L'allegro
[7] VI. La costanza

Jeanne Marie Bima ~<>~ Soprono
Hans Ludwig Hirsch ~<>~ Harpsichord

[DDD] authentic ARTS

Sinclar is a pretty good French DJ along with Dimitri from Paris.

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Originally posted by ewemon:
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Ewen
Great minds think alike! I have Greg Brown's "Yellow Dog" and "Covenant" on the way from the US of A as we speak. Again another one of your recommended artists. This last few weeks has been very expensive, but very rewarding.


jim..............

just finished...



moving on...


PACE

Mark, re Maddy Peyroux

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On Original Masters vinyl

Hope it sounds better than on the Creek set up...

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Originally posted by jim learoyd:

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Originally posted by ewemon:
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Ewen
Great minds think alike! I have Greg Brown's "Yellow Dog" and "Covenant" on the way from the US of A as we speak. Again another one of your recommended artists. This last few weeks has been very expensive, but very rewarding.


jim..............

Hi Jim there is actually 2 versions of Covenant out there. Yours will be probably be the newer. After it was issued he decided he didn't like a couple of the tracks so he added instruments to I think 3 of them. I have the early version.

My favourite of his is Poet Game- fantastic disc. How he is not more widely known is beyond me. He set up the record label Red House after he left Greenwich Village in NY. He sold it a few years ago. But it is one the best independent label if you like accoustic music along with Signature Sounds and Andrew Calhouns label (name escapes me at the moment).