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

Another artist to watch for the future.

ewemon posted:

Official recording of one of War on Drugs US tour gigs 2015

Ewe, can you please elaborate on "Official Recording"? 

james n posted:

Just time to squeeze this one in - superb 

Melody Gardot - Currency Of Man 

So at least your second play of this then, James.  

Tony2011 posted:

Clive B posted:

Klyde posted:

Clive B posted:

I've just been jumping through a few Jethro Tull albums on the NDS and haven't been able to get into any of them! This is weird in the extreme.

Not the easiest Tull album to get into, but one of my faves. Probably best not try  "A Passion Play", next?

I don't have 'A Passion Play', which from your comment might be for the best. Yesterday I tried 'Songs From The Wood' and couldn't get on with that either and I really used to enjoy that one. I guess I've just grown out of Tull. I may, however, try 'Too Old to R&R' at the weekend. Fingers crossed!

Clive, JT's best phase imho is their early years and first three album which are more bluesy and less folkish. Try This Was, Benefit, Stand Up and I think you'll realise what I mean. 

I agree with, Tony, and would add Aqualung to your 'try list' too.

   The Black Keys - Brothers.                                                               The Black Keys - El Camino.

   I just fancied some lo-fi, raw, gritty rock, and these fit the bill perfectly ................... LOUD! 

MDS posted:

james n posted:

Just time to squeeze this one in - superb 

Melody Gardot - Currency Of Man 

So at least your second play of this then, James.  

Ha yes - got a couple of plays last night and again tonight. Given that she just gets better with each album i'm looking forward to the next release (whenever that may be) 

Having a great evening with Wallace Roney. Waiting for delivery of A Place in Time cd. In the mean time listening to "According to Mr Rooney" and "Village". Great post bop Miles Davis like cool :-)

QOBUZ streaming

Wishbone Ash

Argus (Limited Edition 2007 Remaster) - 16bit 44.1kHz Wave

1. Time Was
2. Sometime World
3. Blowin' Free
4. The King Will Come
5. Leaf And Stream 
6. Warrior 
7. Throw Down The Sword

8. No Easy Road (B-side 1972) 
9. The Pilgrim (Live )
10. Phoenix (Live )

11. Time Was (Live "In Concert")
12. Warrior (Live "In Concert")
13. Throw Down The Sword (Live "In Concert")
14. The King Will Come (Live "In Concert")
15. Phoenix (Live "In Concert")
16. Blowin' Free (Live "Bob Harris Show")
17. Throw Down The Sword (Live "Pete Drummond Show")

Edward

Tony2011 posted:

ewemon posted:

Official recording of one of War on Drugs US tour gigs 2015

Ewe, can you please elaborate on "Official Recording"? 

When I use the phrase it isn't a boot but an official soundboard recording of the gig made by the band , tv company or radio station. 

ewemon posted:

Tony2011 posted:

ewemon posted:

Official recording of one of War on Drugs US tour gigs 2015

Ewe, can you please elaborate on "Official Recording"? 

When I use the phrase it isn't a boot but an official soundboard recording of the gig made by the band , tv company or radio station.

Got it. I was expecting some sort of "physical" release. Cheers.

Tony2011 posted:

ewemon posted:

Tony2011 posted:

ewemon posted:

Official recording of one of War on Drugs US tour gigs 2015

Ewe, can you please elaborate on "Official Recording"? 

When I use the phrase it isn't a boot but an official soundboard recording of the gig made by the band , tv company or radio station.

Got it. I was expecting some sort of "physical" release. Cheers.

Some of the shows or parts may come out in deluxe versions of albums or downloads.

1970 - Vinyl - U.K. First pressing...

ted_p posted:

Wishbone Ash

Argus (Limited Edition 2007 Remaster) - 16bit 44.1kHz Wave

1. Time Was
2. Sometime World
3. Blowin' Free
4. The King Will Come
5. Leaf And Stream 
6. Warrior 
7. Throw Down The Sword

8. No Easy Road (B-side 1972) 
9. The Pilgrim (Live )
10. Phoenix (Live )

11. Time Was (Live "In Concert")
12. Warrior (Live "In Concert")
13. Throw Down The Sword (Live "In Concert")
14. The King Will Come (Live "In Concert")
15. Phoenix (Live "In Concert")
16. Blowin' Free (Live "Bob Harris Show")
17. Throw Down The Sword (Live "Pete Drummond Show")

Edward

Sorry the correct track listing for disk two is (11- 17)

1. "Time Was" (BBC in concert session 1972)
2. "Blowin' Free" (BBC in concert session 1972)
3. "Warrior" (BBC in concert session 1972)
4. "Throw Down the Sword" (BBC in concert session 1972)
5. "King Will Come" (BBC in concert session 1972)
6. "Phoenix" (BBC in concert session 1972)
7. "Blowin' Free" (BBC session 1972)
8. "Throw Down The Sword" (BBC session 1972)

Edward

Joan Osborn, Relish, such a good album and one I never tire of.  Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

dayjay posted:

Joan Osborn, Relish, such a good album and one I never tire of.  Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

And here's me been thinking for years that I was the only person to appreciate this fab album! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U1v01SGtGE

And this version was made for the World Cup played recently in Brazil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p7ToiJ5Q9o

dave marshall posted:

dayjay posted:

Joan Osborn, Relish, such a good album and one I never tire of.  Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

And here's me been thinking for years that I was the only person to appreciate this fab album! 

It's a great album Dave, one of my faves along with Fires by Nerina Pallot, we've clearly got damned good taste in music!

dayjay posted:

dave marshall posted:

dayjay posted:

Joan Osborn, Relish, such a good album and one I never tire of.  Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

And here's me been thinking for years that I was the only person to appreciate this fab album! 

It's a great album Dave, one of my faves along with Fires by Nerina Pallot, we've clearly got damned good taste in music!

 Exactly .............. it's a Capricorn thing! 

Last of the night and a classic album on original vinyl, Marillion and Clutching at Straws

I think this is an excellent Stones album - probably in my top 5.

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | WAV 

(1993)

In need of some more musical soothing and the Ozrics are doing that nicely....

I really ought to get some Ozric in my collection, but where to start. I wonder. 

Starting this morning with Mozart.

Clive B posted:

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | WAV 

(1993)

In need of some more musical soothing and the Ozrics are doing that nicely....

I really ought to get some Ozric in my collection, but where to start. I wonder. 

Clive, I don't know how much you know of the Ozrics so a couple of suggestions for you. Get this  2 CD collection which is a good selection of tracks from Strangetude  1991 to Paper Monkeys 2011, this is a good starter for any would be Ozrics fan. Currently available used for £3.91 (from the usual place).

If you find you enjoy Introducing The Ozrics then you could do worse than getting their studio albums chronologically from about 1989 Pungent Effulgent onwards to today. Here is a link to Discogs to show you their releases, I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do...