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 the black stuff...
quote:Originally posted by jim c:
On the black stuff...
Ah the firat "jazz" album I bought back in the 80's. It seemed so challenging at first now it is so easy and light but still a mighty fine record.
Matthew Ryan
"From A Late Night High Rise"
"From A Late Night High Rise"
The new John Zorn Filmworks 19
Warren Bernhardt "Heat Of The Moment"
Nojima Plays Ravel
A wet Sunday in Sydney. Perfect for listening to lots of music.
A little Bossa Nova with lots of lovely acoustic guitar and double bass. Excellent
Rosa Passos and Ron Carter - Entre Amigos
A little Bossa Nova with lots of lovely acoustic guitar and double bass. Excellent
Rosa Passos and Ron Carter - Entre Amigos
The first Standards trio recording sessions in a box set. The sessions produced the three CD's Standards Vol 1, Standards Vol 2 and Changes
Lontano
Lontano
I am in the process of comparing the new Mofi Santana- s/t disc against what is a flat transfer of the original disc, the Mastersound version and I know sounds excellent.
I've probably said this before but Darren Hayman is a genius imho
quote:Originally posted by Julian H:
An absolute classic
quote:Note Can folk stop posting gorgeous music of which I know nothing as it's damaging my bank account - but improving the quality of my life.
I have the same problem.
Currently listening to
Michael Camilo and Tomatito - Spain Again, trying to warm up the minus temperatures
quote:Originally posted by ROTF:quote:Note Can folk stop posting gorgeous music of which I know nothing as it's damaging my bank account - but improving the quality of my life.
I have the same problem.
And the exact same problem here too
Never a week seems to go by at my home without a CD from someone I've never heard of but taken a chance on dropping onto my doormat
currently entranced by
Picked this up as a souvenir in the Vondelpark in Amsterdam a few years back when they were playing live. Not usually my type of music (for those who have seen The Mighty Boosh, it's a bit "Howard Moon" - for those who haven't there is a lot of slap bass!) but it was such a good live performance I had to buy it and listening to it always takes me back to that beautiful summer's day. Excellent guest vocalist Izaline Calister originally from Curaçao as well.
Steeve
Steeve
A great drummer with a beautiful touch.
My favourite rock album of 07
A great way to start a Sunday.
