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?
quote:Originally posted by andrea:
Pachelbel-Albinoni-Vivaldi
Andrea
Ps: am I the only classical listener tonight?
No.
Disc 10
Capriccio for Piano & Orchestra
'Not The Perfect Storm'-track 9, for the third time.
Nightfall; Charlie Haden & John Taylor
My *disco* cartridge is alive and well.
My first play of this album and i like it a lot : )
Not bad ROTF 
and I agree with you on your recommendations. One of the best gigs I ever saw SAHB in about '73-74. Can't remember the exact date.[/QUOTE]
Saw Alex Harvey Band at an all nighter at the Mardi in Liverpool when I was a lot younger !
and I agree with you on your recommendations. One of the best gigs I ever saw SAHB in about '73-74. Can't remember the exact date.[/QUOTE]Saw Alex Harvey Band at an all nighter at the Mardi in Liverpool when I was a lot younger !
quote:Originally posted by JWM:
What a flippin fantastic record this is! Did it make it to our 'Top 1000'? I jolly well hope so!
No James, it didn't
If we call it Winwood, Capaldi, Mason, Wood, Grech, Kwaku Baag and Gordon then I suppose it could, but if we call it Traffic then it's up against
and for me to have not included either of those gems would have been the greatest crime I would have ever committed in my entire life .... apart from once saying that Norwich played OK against Bayern Munich when I meant were dead lucky.
I agree with you Welcome To The Canteen is better than a lot of records in the 1000, but it suffers from Traffic making too many great records; they couldn't help themselves hardly a duff track in their entire catalogue - amazing band.
ATB Rotf
on ipod as my sondek has gone away for a while!
Strong recommendation for this if you are an alt-country fan.
Sounds great as well.
Cheers
worm
Taken from the gigs I saw him at the Odeon in Edinburgh. Great live album.
from the library (as seen on this thread) :
Ben Taylor : "Another Run Around The Sun"
Ben Taylor : "Another Run Around The Sun"
On vinyl
Alexis Korner's All Stars - Blues Incorporated
On Vinyl
regards
Geoff
On Vinyl
regards
Geoff
from the library (as seen on this thread) :
Kathleen Edwards "Failer"
Kathleen Edwards "Failer"
Seal, System.
1. Water
2. Junior's Wailing
3. Riding On The L&N
4. Hold That Train
5. Passing Through
6. Autumn Song
7. When All Your Friends Are Gone
8. Lost You Too
9. Supposed To Be Free
10. Johnny Carl Morton
11. Even The Clock
12. Contemporary Chick Con Song
13. Junior's Wailing
14. Windmill
15. I Wouldn't Have Thought
16. Mountains
Superb - sounds as good as ever
Morning in Paris by Mrs Abdullah Ibrahim.
Recorded in 1963 and just rereleased
Recorded in 1963 and just rereleased
Patty Griffin "Impossible Dream"
