What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2017
2017 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread can be found here;
Inspired by the post of Haim Ronen.
Clive B posted:
With Gene Harris on piano: Great!
Regards,
Jeroen.
The Police
Regatta De Blanc 16bit 44.1kHz Wave
Edward
Whilst my wife is out doing the 'Couch Potato to 5k' (or 'Potato to 5k' as I call it) and the sun is streaming into the livingroom. Something about 'Potato & Sun' must have made the connection...
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The police
Ghost in the Machine 16bit 44.1kHz Wave
Edward
The xx - I See You on vinyl. Lovely warm album.
2017 - Tidal...
Their hugely influential first album, from 1979, on first CD issue (1991). Playing on the study system as the main one's out of action 
. I saw them (or rather, This Is Not This Heat) at the Barbican and they were superb:
Finkfan posted:
Nadia Reid - Preservation
This is just a beautiful album: I really enjoyed her previous one & am pleased that this is right up there....Mac/Tidal DAC V1
2017 - Tidal...
Their second (and final) studio album, released in 1991 on vinyl, and here on a 1991 CD:
on CD. A decent album from the 1990's. Great supporting tour too I recall (went to 4 UK shows)
goin' with a current strong trend on this thread, just finished:
Llyod Jones - "Doin' What It Takes" (2015) local bluesman
now playing:
Robert Cray - "Bad Influence" (1983)
The first album I ever heard played on a 'proper' hi-fi (thx dp). If my system is on song then I should get transported right back to that goosebump moment.
It is.
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Kelly Joe Phelps - "Tap The Red Cane Whirlwind" (2004)
Jeff Anderson posted:goin' with a current strong trend on this thread, just finished:
Llyod Jones - "Doin' What It Takes" (2015) local bluesman
now playing:
Robert Cray - "Bad Influence" (1983)
Nice to see you back on the forum Jeff as I noticed you hadn't posted in awhile. Will have to investigate Lloyd Jones as he isn't a name I'm familiar with.
on CD. Symphonic rock at its' very best. Nightwish peaked with this one.
YYNOT, Kingdom Come. Discovered these on Bandcamp, they are a Rush tribute band but this is an original composition that whilst clearly influenced by Rush is all their own, Really good track and well worth checking out.
LP - Membran Music Ltd 2012 : )
Larry Coryell - acoustic guitars
Ron Majumdar - bansquri flute
Abhijjit Banerjee - tabla, cajon
Keyvan Chemirani - zarb, daf, udu
Sina Vodjani - bass, synth, shaker, singing bowls
Recorded 2001, produced by Sina Vodjani
Excellent for rainy Sunday afternoon whispers too!
Typing those band names out plays havoc with the auto spill chucker: Kevin Chemical playing a carb daft anyone? : )
Debs
Mary Chapin Carpenter - The things that we are made of. Tidal.
A lovely album that seems to get better every time I listen to it.
Emily Remler and Larry Coryell together: Together
