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

CD WAV rip. Rapid performance, brings out the architecture of the work, not as immediately transcendental as later lusher performances, but I do find it spiritually uplifting. Great playing from the VPO.

1993 - CD...

Solo piano just before the rain:

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

Sloop John B posted:

ewemon posted:

Pre production Cd master reference copy 

seriously?

 

.sjb

Yep. Not a boot or a copy but the real Mccoy.

ewemon posted:

Sloop John B posted:

ewemon posted:

Pre production Cd master reference copy 

seriously?

 

.sjb

Yep. Not a boot or a copy but the real Mccoy.

I have a strange feeling John was being a little sarcastic, Ewe. I could be wrong. Seriously wrong! 

Tony2011 posted:

 

Hungryhalibut posted:

This is my favourite JD song, the marvellous Atmosphere. Another song I want at my funeral.

Nigel, this is a posthumous release featuring Ian before his death, Pure joy division although credit as New Order. It was only ever released as a single and on a couple of compilations (NO) last time I checked. It is quite dark and gloomy but still one of my favourite tracks. 

 

Tony, JD did record IALP, there's an extract of it on the Heart & Soul box set. They also performed Ceremony, there's a live version on Still (recorded at the last JD gig).

Ceremony and IALP were recorded by the three-piece NO (with Martin Hannett at the controls) in the Autumn of 1980 in New Jersey.

When Gillian joined NO in October 1980, they re-recorded Ceremony (although IALP is the same three-piece version, Hannett added a few "thunderclaps" for the later 12").

Cbr600 posted:

Just found a couple of corrupted files on my core. Would anyone recognise the cover art and advise on the albums?

Play it to your phone and you could ask Siri to identify it. Or Shazam etc.

Kevin-W posted:

Tony2011 posted:

 

Hungryhalibut posted:

This is my favourite JD song, the marvellous Atmosphere. Another song I want at my funeral.

Nigel, this is a posthumous release featuring Ian before his death, Pure joy division although credit as New Order. It was only ever released as a single and on a couple of compilations (NO) last time I checked. It is quite dark and gloomy but still one of my favourite tracks. 

 

Tony, JD did record IALP, there's an extract of it on the Heart & Soul box set. They also performed Ceremony, there's a live version on Still (recorded at the last JD gig).

Ceremony and IALP were recorded by the three-piece NO (with Martin Hannett at the controls) in the Autumn of 1980 in New Jersey.

When Gillian joined NO in October 1980, they re-recorded Ceremony (although IALP is the same three-piece version, Hannett added a few "thunderclaps" for the later 12").

Kev, I have that box set and forgot all about it. I meant it was never released on any of their main two studio albums, Unknown Pleasures and Closer.  I know you have a strong knowledge of  everything  JD and NO and also your "close" links with Factory and Tony. Thanks for the extra info.

Hope you're well.

Am enjoying WIre's latest, Silver/Lead, via Tidal.

2007 -  CD...

Superb trio session with the late Mulgrew Miller and Ira Coleman.  Very well recorded.  Released after TW passed away in '97...

Blank & Jones: Relax

Down tempo chill groove from the past.

Good for workout, always a hint of Led Zeppelin..

The latest Aldous Harding album

A + 3 | WAV

(2004)

Playing disc two of two of this nice sounding well recorded album which include amongst other things some his music commissioned for movies. 

1974 - Vinyl - U.K. Pressing...

Keith Jarrett - piano, soprano saxophone 
Dewey Redman - tenor saxophone, tambourine
Charlie Haden - bass
Paul Motian - drums, percussion
Danny Johnson - percussion
Sam Brown - guitar 
Guilherme Franco - percussion

A + 3 | WAV

(1973 | 1993 reissue)

Sounding wonderful. 

  Fink - Horizontalism.

  Last of the Fink back catalogue bargains arrived earlier, now ripped and playing.

  This is a collection of dubs and remixes, loosely based on the previous album, "Hard Believer".

  For all dub fans out there, it's a cracker.

More Keith Jarrett in a different setting: Live Evil with Miles, specifically 'What I Say'

Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer  -  "Child Ballads"  (2013)

Jeff Anderson posted:

Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer  -  "Child Ballads"  (2013)

Ooh, that looks interesting, hope it's on Tidal for a first listen this evening.