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

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | WAV

(1975 | 1994 remaster)

Following Mike's lead on this one. My last for tonight.

I'd be interested to know the opinion of forum members as to which is the best version of this album. Curiously I never bought this on vinyl when originally released. Maybe that's because I was having trouble with the stylus jumping a lot on my BSR deck at that time.

I have the original CD release and the Definitive Edition Remaster as shown here, which is my preferred version. But I'd be interested to know what folk think of the 2008 remaster and, more particularly, the current 180g remastered vinyl editions.

Clive B posted:

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | WAV

(1975 | 1994 remaster)

Following Mike's lead on this one. My last for tonight.

I'd be interested to know the opinion of forum members as to which is the best version of this album. Curiously I never bought this on vinyl when originally released. Maybe that's because I was having trouble with the stylus jumping a lot on my BSR deck at that time.

I have the original CD release and the Definitive Edition Remaster as shown here, which is my preferred version. But I'd be interested to know what folk think of the 2008 remaster and, more particularly, the current 180g remastered vinyl editions.

I can't comment on vinyl but as far as CD's go, the Definitive Edition Remasters are the best IMO. 

Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon - 24bit 96kHz Wave

Edward

Kevin-W posted:

Very high quality CD boot of Goldfrapp at the Sydney Opera House in 2008.I never need a reason to listen to Goldfrapp...

Tracklist:

1. U Never Know
2. Satin Chic
3. Eat Yourself
4. Number 1
5. Happiness
6. Ohh La La
7. Caravan Girl
8. Train
9. Monster Love
10. Strict Machine

Kevin, are you allowed to point me in the direct of this boot? 

Stevee_S posted:

Clive B posted:

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | WAV

(1975 | 1994 remaster)

Following Mike's lead on this one. My last for tonight.

I'd be interested to know the opinion of forum members as to which is the best version of this album. Curiously I never bought this on vinyl when originally released. Maybe that's because I was having trouble with the stylus jumping a lot on my BSR deck at that time.

I have the original CD release and the Definitive Edition Remaster as shown here, which is my preferred version. But I'd be interested to know what folk think of the 2008 remaster and, more particularly, the current 180g remastered vinyl editions.

I can't comment on vinyl but as far as CD's go, the Definitive Edition Remasters are the best IMO. 

I agree with Steve.

2 x LP - Heads Up Records 2010 : )

Esperanza Spalding – electric bass, acoustic bass, vocals
Leo Genovese – piano, electric piano, melodica
Terri Lyne Carrington – drums
Quintino Cinalli – percussion
Entcho Todorov – violin
Lois Martin – viola
David Eggar – cello
Ricardo Vogt – nylon-stringed guitar on "Apple Blossom"
Milton Nascimento – guest vocals on "Apple Blossom"
Gretchen Parlato – backing vocals on "Inútil Paisagem" and "Knowledge of Good and Evil"

Recorded October 2009 / Released 17th August 2010 : )

~ < > ~

Ester' has the natural luck to be gifted with a fine singing voice.
Included is a superb version of Dimitri Tiomkin's 'Wild is the Wind' on Side B.
The David Bowie version just happens to be one of my favourite ever Bowie songs : )

Debs

Stevee_S posted:

Kevin-W posted:

Very high quality CD boot of Goldfrapp at the Sydney Opera House in 2008.I never need a reason to listen to Goldfrapp...

Tracklist:

1. U Never Know
2. Satin Chic
3. Eat Yourself
4. Number 1
5. Happiness
6. Ohh La La
7. Caravan Girl
8. Train
9. Monster Love
10. Strict Machine

Kevin, are you allowed to point me in the direct of this boot? 

It's on many of the bit torrent sites, Stevee. Try Dime or Traders Den.

Walt Dickerson Quartet - Impression of a Patch of Blue.

Just arrived today in the post from that famous Brazilian river...

 CD of a Pink Floyd show in Chesterfield from 1969. Didn't even know I had it, and I'm pretty sure I've never heard it. Fair (for the time) audience recording.

1. Astronomy Domine
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Interstellar Overdrive
4. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
5. A Saucerful of Secrets

Recorded at Saint James Hall, Chesterfield, England, March 27, 1969.

Pink Floyd

Wish You Were Here - 24bit 96kHz Wave

Edward

Kevin-W posted:

Stevee_S posted:

Kevin-W posted:

Very high quality CD boot of Goldfrapp at the Sydney Opera House in 2008.I never need a reason to listen to Goldfrapp...

Tracklist:

1. U Never Know
2. Satin Chic
3. Eat Yourself
4. Number 1
5. Happiness
6. Ohh La La
7. Caravan Girl
8. Train
9. Monster Love
10. Strict Machine

Kevin, are you allowed to point me in the direct of this boot? 

It's on many of the bit torrent sites, Stevee. Try Dime or Traders Den.

Which version Kevin as there supposed to be 2 out there.

The one on Traders I think has been inactive for awhile but I know DIME still has it.

Kevin's posts above gave me some inspiration of what to listen to next.

This'll do nicely 

Goldfrapp - Seventh Tree

I bought the vinyl from Oxfam. She has a great voice and there are some really good musicians doing the backing. 

ewemon posted:

Which version Kevin as there supposed to be 2 out there.

The one on Traders I think has been inactive for awhile but I know DIME still has it.

 

I downloaded it yonks ago Ewe, but I think it was the Dr Capybara one from Dime.

Pink Floyd

The Division Bell - 24bit 96kHz Wave

Edward

Walt Dickerson - To My Queen. 1996 OJC CD rip. 1962 RVG recording.

I was talking to my (Irish) mum earlier this evening, and Shane McGowan came up, I commented casually that he was one of the great lyricists. My (admittedly 94 year old) mum was surprised, she just thought he was a punk shouter. So when I came off the phone, I played this, I stay with my view, McGowan and the other Pogues are for me some of the finest singer/band songwriters of their era. Grownup songs, with an infectious punk/folk band.

Kevin-W posted:

ewemon posted:

Which version Kevin as there supposed to be 2 out there.

The one on Traders I think has been inactive for awhile but I know DIME still has it.

 

I downloaded it yonks ago Ewe, but I think it was the Dr Capybara one from Dime.

Think I have the other version but haven't listened to it in awhile.

Vinyl, bought from the Muse cafe in Hebden Bridge, great place, Sid originally opened it as a second-hand record/CD shop, now his wife runs one half as a very nice cafe, while Sid plays CDs and sells them and records. About the album, 2  of the greatest musicians of my lifetime play Schubert lieder, if you like classical song, what's not to love?

The pristine voice of Eileen Farrell and sound of Reference Recordings:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7b-zE9-o6s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU36ey6UGJ0

This arrived form Amazon 2 days ago:

Kevin-W posted:

Stevee_S posted:

Kevin-W posted:

Very high quality CD boot of Goldfrapp at the Sydney Opera House in 2008.I never need a reason to listen to Goldfrapp...

Tracklist:

1. U Never Know
2. Satin Chic
3. Eat Yourself
4. Number 1
5. Happiness
6. Ohh La La
7. Caravan Girl
8. Train
9. Monster Love
10. Strict Machine

Kevin, are you allowed to point me in the direct of this boot? 

It's on many of the bit torrent sites, Stevee. Try Dime or Traders Den.

Great. Thanks Kevin.

Charlie Haden and Michael Brecker. Relaxing jazz on a cloudy Sunday morning.