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;
Sunhouse - "Crazy On The Weekend" (1998)
A + 3 | WAV
(1964 | 2009 stereo remaster)
Another beautiful spring day, time to give the fab four an outing.
The Shins - "Wincing The Night Away" (2007)
David Gilmour (Debut 1978 UK 9-track solo album on vinyl.
A + 3 | WAV
(1965 | 2009 stereo remaster)
Time for another.
Quad 33 posted:
David Gilmour (Debut 1978 UK 9-track solo album on vinyl.
It remains my favourite of his solo albums.
Fink - Fink's Sunday Night Blues Club.
Yes, I know, it's me posting this one, yet again 
............. but I make no apologies, as this is, quite simply, a stunning trance blues album.
Here's a few words I've paraphrased from Fin Greenall himself :
"My love of Blues has always been there, before I even knew what it was. Records by John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker and Chuck Berry really spoke to me.
Early Blues albums were done in a day, using one mic, in mono - so that's what we did... Most of this record is one take, from all of the guys who helped me get there... New Orleans legend David Shirley on drums and the weird and wonderful Colin Stetson also really brought the heat to the table.
Passion over skill... One amp one mic... Own it..."
This is available on Tidal, so, go on, have a listen, you won't regret it ................ can't recommend this one highly enough. 
Sarah McLachlan - "Law Of Illusions" (2010)
dave marshall posted:
Fink - Fink's Sunday Night Blues Club.
Yes, I know, it's me posting this one, yet again
Here's a few words I've paraphrased from Fin Greenall himself :
"My love of Blues has always been there, before I even knew what it was. Records by John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker and Chuck Berry really spoke to me.
Early Blues albums were done in a day, using one mic, in mono - so that's what we did... Most of this record is one take, from all of the guys who helped me get there... New Orleans legend David Shirley on drums and the weird and wonderful Colin Stetson also really brought the heat to the table.
Passion over skill... One amp one mic... Own it..."
This is available on Tidal, so, go on, have a listen, you won't regret it ................ can't recommend this one highly enough.
Good on you for championing it here Dave, its a cracking album.
Bought this 3-CD, 1-DVD box set for a steal at HMV last week. Time to play CD1:
2 nights of mostly solo concerts from 2014. Great performances and a relatively intimate atmosphere.
A + 3 | WAV
(2016)
From old Beatles to new 'Stones and this fine album of theirs that's a throwback to some of their finest 60s/70's releases.
Relaxing with Tomasz Stanko.
Sade - "Soldier Of Love" (2010)
Jeff Anderson posted:
Sade - "Soldier Of Love" (2010)
Cracking "late night listen" album.
(1966)
This is the US version which had a different tracklist and running order to the UK. I think it was the first Stones LP I bought.
| A1 | Have You Seen Your Mother,Baby Standing In The Shadow? | |
| A2 | Paint It Black | |
| A3 | It's All Over Now | |
| A4 | The Last Time | |
| A5 | Heart Of Stone | |
| A6 | Not Fade Away | |
| A7 | Come On | |
| B1 | (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction | |
| B2 | Get Off Of My Cloud | |
| B3 | As Tears Go By | |
| B4 | 19th Nervous Breakdown | |
| B5 | Lady Jane | |
| B6 | Time Is On My Side | |
| B7 | Little Red Rooster |
Bert Schurink posted:Photobucket still not working - every now and then very unreliable.... so listening to Neil Cowley - Spacebound Apes
Now with picture...
Arrived - Ripped - First play 
Father John Misty - Pure Comedy
I've not played this for a while, perhaps because it's not as accessible as some of the others.
