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

Dirty Martini "Tea and Revenge"


Stephanie Schneiderman, Lara Michell, McKinley
co-produced by Dave Allen (Gang of Four)

Good fun

On vinyl:-

Alanis Morissette "The Collection"

David Gray "The EPs 92-94"

The very thin plastic near the hole gives my cdi a hard job getting a grip to play it
properly... got it going okay after a bit of fiddling around.
That slippery looking snake on the cd cover doesn't help either ; )

The music is very good!

nymph

Bob Dylan "Time Out Of Mind"

Deluxe version with two versions of In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida.



Oh it just finished, I think I'll play it again - oh perhaps not.

~<>~ Neiustraszeni Pogromcy Wampirows ~<>~

(lub: Pan wybaczy, ale pariskie zeby tkwiq w momej szyi)

Oryginalna muzyka fimowa Krzysztofa Komeda



Muzyka to bubble bath to : )

nymph

quote:

Originally posted by ROTF:


Deluxe version with two versions of In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida.



Oh it just finished, I think I'll play it again - oh perhaps not.

What was that film they used In-a Gadda- Da-Vida in?

The serial killer one.

Haven't heard this album for at least 20 years

Keith Urban "Greatest Hits"



the lil' cowboy in my head keeps goin' "yeee-haaa"

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Keith Urban "Greatest Hits"



the lil' cowboy in my head keeps goin' "yeee-haaa"

You do like the Aussie don't you.

Best of Joe Walsh and The James Gang.

Ewen, I am going ot have to ask you, what are the best pressings for Joe Walsh stuff?

Oh and btw, have you got the RLJ anthology, it sounds excellent to my ears, I'd be suprised if anything can better it...



P

quote:

Originally posted by ewemon:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Keith Urban "Greatest Hits"
the lil' cowboy in my head keeps goin' "yeee-haaa"

You do like the Aussie don't you.

I do, indeed. Memphis West by way of Austin. Giddee-yup.

quote:

Originally posted by Right Wing:
Best of Joe Walsh and The James Gang.

Ewen, I am going ot have to ask you, what are the best pressings for Joe Walsh stuff?

Oh and btw, have you got the RLJ anthology, it sounds excellent to my ears, I'd be suprised if anything can better it...



P

Just buy a normal copy of "Smoker" preferably with the no MCLD 19020. There isn't any better and it costs just a couple of pounds.

There is also a twofer disc from Canada "Smoker/Sick Mind" that sounds good. Cat no MCAD 5869

"Barnstorm", it's a toss up between the MFSL and the orignal Jap copy on MCA. Don't buy a copy of the disc on Hip-O as it was badly mastered. I have the MFSL which I am very happy with.

"So What" the best version is the original Jap cat no WMC5-288 it is so smooth sounding compared to the normal pressing which is a reach for the cotton wool job. I find it very dynamic but I haven't seen many up for sale.

I agree with you on the RLJ Anthology excellent sounding.

The James Gang stuff I am not sure about so can't answer that but some folk say the original Jap pressings which are WMC5 cat no's

The only James Gang disc I have is the MFSL Live disc and there is a debate about whats the best. Personally I think it is the best but some folk think it is not any better than the normal One Way cheap pressing.

Hope you are still playing that U2- good isn't it.

quote:

Originally posted by ewemon:

quote:

Originally posted by ROTF:


Deluxe version with two versions of In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida.



Oh it just finished, I think I'll play it again - oh perhaps not.

What was that film they used In-a Gadda- Da-Vida in?

The serial killer one.

Haven't heard this album for at least 20 years

It was used in the Japanese film (Real) Killers and in Manhunter and in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare - none of which have I seen, but it is all in the book that comes with the deluxe version.

quote:

Originally posted by ROTF:

quote:

Originally posted by ewemon:

quote:

Originally posted by ROTF:


Deluxe version with two versions of In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida.



Oh it just finished, I think I'll play it again - oh perhaps not.

What was that film they used In-a Gadda- Da-Vida in?

The serial killer one.

Haven't heard this album for at least 20 years

It was used in the Japanese film (Real) Killers and in Manhunter and in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare - none of which have I seen, but it is all in the book that comes with the deluxe version.

Yes that was it Manhunter loved the film and the use of the track.