What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)

After all that noisy Zeppelin stuff, I had to recover with some Mozart. This beautiful rendition of symphony no. 38 (Prague) by Jeffrey Tate and the English Chamber Orchestra. 

Final Zep of the evening.

Led Zeppelin IV - SHM CD.

Last one for tonight, back to where I started, with Planty ............. and why not?

Robert Plant - Manic Nirvana.

(1973)

My last LZ of the night and this one a Japanese SHM-CD rip,  I perhaps need to edit the artwork metadata to show the Obi. 

Phew, that was a LOUD evening! 

Was just heading to the record racks to find a Pink Floyd album, when suddenly spotted the spine of this gem.

Today's arrival:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17LGUwrOtEI

Various Artists

Ed Sheeran 

Starting this morning with the beautiful voice of Katie Melua.

ewemon posted:

Ed Sheeran 

Hopefully my CD should be arriving today...

Jackson Browne. Running On Empty (1977). On original CD from 1987. A mix of recordings from live concerts, hotel rooms and backstage that give a unique feel for life on the road of a musician.

When I heard the Neil Cowley Trio for the first time (on Tidal) I somehow didn't like it. But now I am really enjoying this CD of his.

Przemysław Rudź - Self-replicating Intelligent Spawn

Goodness knows how you pronounce his name (I just make a vaguely imaginary Polish sound in my head, perhaps a kind Pole will educate me), but he's a sort-of Polish Jean Michel Jarre and very good too. And he had the honour of being my walking music today (weather: dreary and chilly), and it really cheered me up.

* by the way, does anyone ever view these links? Am I wasting my time?

Anyway, he's on Bandcamp and they're all very good indeed

Gary Shaw posted:

Przemysław Rudź - Self-replicating Intelligent Spawn

Goodness knows how you pronounce his name (I just make a vaguely imaginary Polish sound in my head, perhaps a kind Pole will educate me), but he's a sort-of Polish Jean Michel Jarre and very good too. And he had the honour of being my walking music today (weather: dreary and chilly), and it really cheered me up.

* by the way, does anyone ever view these links? Am I wasting my time?

Anyway, he's on Bandcamp and they're all very good indeed

Thanks for taking the trouble Gary, I look at them. I'll be checking this one out later in the day...

On ripped CD; very smooth and relaxing week-end (and holidays) start

A + | 24 /48 WAV

(2016)

Folklore by Big Big Train

News of their next album being released at the end of April gave me a nudge to play their latest album.