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?
Fantasia on Greensleeves
Oboe concerto
The Lark Ascending
One of the great grunge albums
Can you tell what it is kids (the cover that is). The Pink Floyd and if you don't like this band then frankly you're bloody deaf and should sell your kit and give the money to a deserving cause, alright.
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Dean...
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Dean...
Simply glorious. I think I prefer it to the Tallis Scholars even
Haven't heard The Sixteen (cos it's SAC-bloomin-D).
Can't stop playing this one since it arrived last week - fantastic.
quote:Originally posted by RichardM:
Again
Another three old vinyl records
quote:Originally posted by Whizzkid:
Again through a different amp.
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Dean...
Here's a list of the up and coming MFSL discs for next year and probably for the start of 2009.
Think I have died and gone to heaven, Derek, Little Feat, Marvin Gaye and Rickie.
Beck -Sea Change
Derek and the Dominoes -Live at Filmore
Roy Orbison -All time greatest hits
Marvin Gaye -What's going On
Marvin Gaye -Let's Get it On
Chuck Berry - St. Louis to Liverpool
Rickie Lee Jones - Flying Cowboys
Rush -2112
Rush -Moving Pictures
Rush -Signals (Coming 2009)
Little Feat -Salin' Shoes
Little Feat -Dixie Chicken
Little Feat -Waiting for Columbus
Paul Motian (drums) found his way into this one too. Marilyn Crispell is playing her piano and Mark Helias is playing double-bass.
quote:Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
Gian my friend,
Your new white violin is most impressive, though a harp could even be better. More strings to it...
Anyway, here is something very good and very far from classical music. You will like it:
James cotton, Deep in the Blues.
Regards,
Haim
quote:Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
Anyway, here is something very good and very far from classical music. You will like it:
James cotton, Deep in the Blues.
Regards,
Haim
Just the thing to kick off the day, will finish up here and then another listen in the car on the way to the office
Huw
On vinyl:-
Fantasy CCR-1 1973
A made for auto changer players. Side 1&4 on disc 1 side 3&4 on disc 2.
When some of these type of LPs were converted to CD they made them with the wrong track order.In the CD version of this album it looks like a totally different disc.
Fantasy CCR-1 1973
A made for auto changer players. Side 1&4 on disc 1 side 3&4 on disc 2.
When some of these type of LPs were converted to CD they made them with the wrong track order.In the CD version of this album it looks like a totally different disc.
quote:Originally posted by BigH47:
On vinyl:-
Fantasy CCR-1 1973
A made for auto changer players. Side 1&4 on disc 1 side 3&4 on disc 2.
When some of these type of LPs were converted to CD they made them with the wrong track order.In the CD version of this album it looks like a totally different disc.
Hi Howard
What an interesting looking record. Is it the 3 of 4 piece CCR line-up? JF's still doing those songs now and they sound as good as ever.
ATB Rotf
Today's vinyl listening
Conclusion - Kraftwerk sounds very good on a Gyro.
Conclusion - Kraftwerk sounds very good on a Gyro.
quote:Hi Howard
What an interesting looking record. Is it the 3 of 4 piece CCR line-up? JF's still doing those songs now and they sound as good as ever.
ATB Rotf
John Fogerty - Guitar/Vocals
Doug Clifford - Drums/Vocals
Stu Cook - Bass/Vocals
Side1 Born on the Bayou,Green River/SusieQ,It Came Out of the Sky.
Side2 Door to Door,Travellin' Band,Fortunate Son,Commotion,Lodi.
Side3 Bad Moon Rising,Proud Mary,Up Around the Bend,Hey Tonight, Sweet Hitch-Hiker.
Side4 Keep on Chooglin'
On CDP:-
SJB