What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XV)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2018
On the eve of a new year, it's time for a new thread.
Last year's thread can be found here:
I usually only listen to one song on this album, but for the New Year, trying to listen more thoroughly. Enjoying this one!
The same with this one. I love the track "Quiet Dog" but the rest of the album is intriguing. I usually don't get along with rap but I like this one.
AndyP19 posted:lutyens posted:
Happy New Year to you all.
One of the very best unsung records of the 1980's. Berwald went on to do a number of other very fine records.
Funny I have just ordered David Baerwald's Here Comes The New Folk Underground.
As you probably know his album Triage is one of great (unsung) albums of the 90's.
Indeed and Bedroom Stories is also well worth a listen. (And of course Baerwald is spelt Baerwald, not Berwald! Apologies.)
The best album from the group's imperial phase (1973-79). On a 1977 Japanese vinyl pressing. Woof!
John Abercrombie quartet - M
Happy new year to all forum members!
John Abercrombie electric and acoustic guitars
Richard Beirach piano
George Mraz bass
Peter Donald drums
The first part this morning was still with the end of the burn in Programme which I am running his break for my ND555, a delightful Mozart piano concerto...
A new year can always start with listening to a masterwork of smoothness...
Kept me stuck to the smooth playing. This is another one with a great deep bass...
An of course I could n’t let it go so continued with another one...
While still a bit tired of the late night, closing the eyes a bit while not feeling a sleep, that works well on this relaxing album...
Now back to active listening with a great cup of coffee...
Chick Corea / RTF - Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy
On CD:
Got some cousins over, and they're very keen to hear this musical project I've been involved with, so, on CD:
More for the curious rellys, who seem toi like what they are hearing. In 16/48:
On CD:
24/96:
AndyP19 posted:lutyens posted:
Happy New Year to you all.
One of the very best unsung records of the 1980's. Berwald went on to do a number of other very fine records.
Funny I have just ordered David Baerwald's Here Comes The New Folk Underground.
As you probably know his album Triage is one of great (unsung) albums of the 90's.
Reminds to dig out a couple of his albums.
Again, in 24/96:
The new single (out yesterday, though for some reason it hasn't turned up on Spotify yet), in 24/96. This and "Silver Spoon" seemed to have garnered the most favourable reception, which is rather gratifying.
Vinyl, acquired at the weekend:
Tony2011 posted:
Separated at birth?
I am also listening to a recording of a gig that Steven Wilson and him did on the tour to suport this album which should get a release and I do not know why it hasn't.
if a few of you haven't heard of him he is the other half of Blackfield.