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;
The original Alan Parsons 4.1 MLP DVD-A surround mix, as the album was supposed to be heard. The best version by far!
Thin Lizzy - Thunder and Lightning
Streaming | WAV
(1984)
It's been far from a summer's day here but this album needed doing.
Banjo and bass, recorded live, and really most enjoyable.
Hungryhalibut posted:I hope you enjoy it. There are six of these Jazz (not bass!!) at the Berlin Philharmonic albums, of which I have five, and this one is probably my favourite.
.....i must of been thinking about the fish we are having for lunch!
Rockin the house
Not seen Fred around here for a while...
Although this was recorded in the early '90's, Fred Simon is widely regarded as a fine session musician. If you like straight ahead jazz fusion, then you shouldn't pass this up. Very Nice!
Clive B posted:
Rather more like Tangerine Dream than Steve Hillage, but highly enjoyable all the same. Great music to chill to.
That takes me back.. used to have on vinyl... not sure if some of the pitch shifts were my turntable faltering or on the master
Definitely music to trip by... if you do such things of course......
Raider posted:
Rockin the house
George Thorogood and the Destroyers - Live in Boston 1982.
Oh, go on then ............... LOUD!
This is really upbeat, good time jazz singing, with a very live recorded sound. Very good indeed.
The Cars
24/96 Flac
The Cars debut album, every track a winner
The Bros. Landreth - Let It Lie
Simply because this is a very fine album by a wonderful band. Nuff said.
Simon-in-Suffolk posted:Clive B posted:
Rather more like Tangerine Dream than Steve Hillage, but highly enjoyable all the same. Great music to chill to.
That takes me back.. used to have on vinyl... not sure if some of the pitch shifts were my turntable faltering or on the master
Definitely music to trip by... if you do such things of course......
Well I am drinking a strong cup of coffee whilst listening to it!
2006 - Tidal...
cant remember when i last played this -- vinyl of course - recommended to me by a prime Naim dealer who has since shut up shop (Studio 99 in Swiss Cottage)
enjoy
ken
Staying with the dream-like trance atmosphere created by the Rainbow Dome Musick, now Tangerine Dream, 'Phaedra'.
Due out 18th Aug
The band consists of Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O'Donovan
There aren't many legitimate characters left in popular music; the rotund Sleepy LaBeef isn't a media concoction or collection of outrageous clichés exploiting a carefully built image. He's a simple, hard-rocking vocalist with a manic performance style and musical approach who seamlessly blends rockabilly, classic rock & roll, gospel, and country boogie into a non-stop, attacking mode. This 12-track live set from 1985 includes LaBeef renditions of "Milk Cow Blues," "Ring of Fire," "Tore Up Over You," "My Toot Toot," and a rousing concluding medley that includes "Jambalaya" and "Folsom Prison Blues." No-frills, unsophisticated, joyous roots music without reverence or pomp.
ken c posted:cant remember when i last played this -- vinyl of course - recommended to me by a prime Naim dealer who has since shut up shop (Studio 99 in Swiss Cottage)
I'm guessing around 1992. Fondly rememeber Studio 99 as where I bought my Planar 3 with my first post-graduation pay packet.
The xx - I see you
Beguiling on vinyl.
Christopher_M posted:ken c posted:cant remember when i last played this -- vinyl of course - recommended to me by a prime Naim dealer who has since shut up shop (Studio 99 in Swiss Cottage)
I'm guessing around 1992. Fondly rememeber Studio 99 as where I bought my Planar 3 with my first post-graduation pay packet.
The xx - I see you
Beguiling on vinyl.
yes, 1992 sounds right Chris! i also bought my Planar 3 there and my Linn Troika and also NAC72. Good old days heh!
enjoy
ken
Christopher_M posted:ken c posted:cant remember when i last played this -- vinyl of course - recommended to me by a prime Naim dealer who has since shut up shop (Studio 99 in Swiss Cottage)
I'm guessing around 1992. Fondly rememeber Studio 99 as where I bought my Planar 3 with my first post-graduation pay packet.
The xx - I see you
Beguiling on vinyl.
I too bought a Rega Planar 3 from Studio 99, although it was earlier than 1992 as part of my post graduation treat to myself.
another fine recording from Levi/Atlanta on Telarc. Recorded in January 1993...
Now playing......
Mark Knopfler - Get Lucky
Continuing to check out Mark Knopfler catalogue! Thanks to STEVEE_S for the mention above of 'Get Lucky.'
Two tracks in and enjoying it......