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

Still loving this girl and especially this album. My best find of 2017 (thanks to the forum) so far. 

Sarah Jarosz - Follow Me Down

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Good choice Bert. Hope the Op goes well and your recovery is swift.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Swift recovery Bert.

All the best.

N

nigelb posted:

Lyle Lovett - I Love Everybody

i seem to be taking a manic journey through very different genres this evening. Fun though!

This has been a long term favourite of mine. I like Lyle's humour.

Good idea...

This isn't too shabby either. One of four or maybe five copies I have, this being the last James Guthrie, Joel Plante and Bernie Grundman vinyl release.

Dinosaur - Together as One

A Late Junction find. I'm being challenged to say the least but starting to find the groove.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Take care Bert. All the best.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Hope all goes well and the recovery is swift.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Sending along a good thought and a prayer that your procedure is a success and you experience a complete recovery.

......also a fantastic choice for the last album!

Ryat.   Totem.

RA .... " For all the moments of sensory overload, Totem offers up serene interludes, like the acoustic seadrift of "Invisibly Ours" or the ruffled chimes of "Seahorse." The album is supremely balanced despite its seasick churning, and its wandering, easily-distracted narrative voice. Most tracks have so much going on that it begins to feel like tectonic plates pulling in opposite directions, heaving two ways at once and leaving the listener dizzy and disoriented. It's Ryat's crystal clear, wriggling voice that's the glue just barely holding everything together."

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Best wishes Bert, haste ye back. 

Stevee_S posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Best wishes Bert, haste ye back. 

Hope evrything goes well for you Bert and we will see you back on here soon.

Hoping for the best for you, Bert.

C.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

All the best Bert.

Richard Thompson - Meet on the Ledge on Late Junction programme on R3, now.

Bert Schurink posted:

The last one before my operation....., will take a couple of days before you hear back from me...

 

Swift recovery and I look forward to 'hearing' your dulcet tones again soon. 

Matthew Dear.  Black City.    On the very excellent Ghostly International label from 2010.

   Tycho. Dive.   

Another from Ghostly International from 2011.  Very tempted to catch them live @ Londons Roundhouse next month.