Music Room

davidseePosted: 17 September 2007Last Updated: 18 September 2007
Two LPs I've bought recently - CocoRosie's latest and Nick Lowe's 'At My Age', have come with codes allowing you to also download an MP3 copy of the entire album for free. So you can listen to the vinyl at home and listen on your Ipod in the gym (it's...
JamHPosted: 14 September 2007Last Updated: 18 September 2007
The following is available for Euro 100 .... Complete Beethoven I already have most of the Beethoven I want [Symphonies, Piano, String Quartets, concertos etc...] and would be interested in the 'rarities' but also like the idea of another version of symphonies etc.... Any comments please ... James H.
fathings catPosted: 04 September 2007Last Updated: 17 September 2007
Apologies for the sketchy detail but I am pretty sure I heard there is a Dave Gilmour special on Radio 2 this Thursday at 8pm.RegardsGary
JWMPosted: 17 September 2007Last Updated: 17 September 2007
It's great isn't it?!You have a Forum friend visit (Rasher), listen to a few pieces of music on the old gramophone, and then go to the pub for couple of local beers.There you meet another friend (who Rasher's never met before), and who says 'no thank...
JonathanPPosted: 17 September 2007Last Updated: 17 September 2007
I have just received a CD of Shura Cherkasky's last Wigmore Hall performance (a couple of years before he died). And wonderful it is too. It got me thinking about why I do not seem to appreciate some modern, studio recordings as much as the...
Jules**Posted: 08 September 2007Last Updated: 15 September 2007
Hi there,Just thought I'd let everyone know about Ben Taylor's CD "Another Run Around the Sun". Ben Taylor is the son of James Taylor and Carly Simon. His album is absolutely amazing! It's one of those albums you buy and just can't stop listening to....
HowlinhounddogPosted: 14 September 2007Last Updated: 15 September 2007
quote:Pear Audio EuropeAnyone know the first piece of music after the site intro(bit with the birds singing)http://www.pearaudioeurope.si/
droodzillaPosted: 11 September 2007Last Updated: 14 September 2007
Just read this sad news on one of the other forums:Joe Zawinul DiesApparently, Richard Cook, editor of the excellent Penguin Guide to Jazz has also died today.
oxgangsPosted: 13 September 2007Last Updated: 13 September 2007
Wired up through my system sounded very entertainingIl tabarro,not my cup of tea but looked goodsuor angelica sounded delightfulGianni Schicchi was a joythis was i believe from the mets april productionall in all very impressiveespecially the setmike
Phil SparksPosted: 12 September 2007Last Updated: 12 September 2007
listening to the Bob Harris show on the iPod and there was a track by Stephanie Dosen which I thought was sublime. Any fans out there, worth getting the album??incidently I downloaded a nifty piece of software called BBCtoMP3 which grabs the listen...
andy cPosted: 05 September 2007Last Updated: 10 September 2007
...were very very good indeed. Very good choice of songs, some which were tastefully altered and lengthened to bring a few surprises.Brill gig, hopefully I won't have to wait 23 years until the next time I see em.
BlueknowzPosted: 06 September 2007Last Updated: 09 September 2007
I was online for Springsteen tickets for the Belfast concert before 9 ,had to wait in a queue from IMIN all tickets sold ,there on sale on Ebay already !
mike/dallasPosted: 28 August 2007Last Updated: 09 September 2007
I just picked up the new Lyle Lovett- Its Not Big Its Large- today and it is very good. Typical Lyle Lovett, good sonics, strong lyrics, top notch players[Russ Kunkel, Dean Parks,Sam Bush, Leland Sklar, Jerry Douglas, Guy Clark and Bela Fleck] all in top form. He is my hero, lives on a ranch, dates actresses and super models, rides motorcycles and owns his own dealership and puts out eccentric music.
dsteadyPosted: 02 September 2007Last Updated: 08 September 2007
This is an interesting article in today's Sunday New York Times Magazine. You may need a subscription to follow the link to the article. But for those of you who can get it, it's a compelling read. Rubin daniel
BlueknowzPosted: 08 September 2007Last Updated: 08 September 2007
Sat 27th Oct 8pm Grand Opera House Tickets £28.50 www.belfastfestival.com 028 9097 1197 For anyone Interested
TomKPosted: 02 September 2007Last Updated: 08 September 2007
Has anybody heard his album? I heard some of his stuff on the radio today and it sounded pretty good. Is the album worth buying?
ryan_dPosted: 08 May 2007Last Updated: 08 September 2007
Some here know that i'm a huge Gomez fan. And i have just got their latest release 'How We Operate' and have to say that it is fantastic. I was mildly disappointed that it never got released on vinyl as I have all their other records on that format,...
Vaughn3DPosted: 04 September 2007Last Updated: 07 September 2007
I am having a debate regarding the new album with a friend and perhaps you can clear it up for us...At time 11:45 on Anesthetize, do you hear anything in the background of the music? If so, what do you hear?
droodzillaPosted: 05 September 2007Last Updated: 06 September 2007
Apologies if this has been posted before:Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F. First Movement, Munich Bach Orchestra, Karl Richter, conductor. 4:40 Java, court gamelan, "Kinds of Flowers," recorded by Robert Brown. 4:43 Senegal, percussion, recorded...
Simon DrakePosted: 05 September 2007Last Updated: 05 September 2007
The Naim Label is proud to announce at long last the release of two highly acclaimed Naim titles on 180gsm heavyweight vinyl. Charlie Haden & Antonio Forcione’s sensual duo encounter “Heartplay’ and Forcione’s hit studio album ‘Touchwood’ are available to buy from Naim’s e-store and all good record stores NOW! BUY HERE Admittedly it has proved difficult for Naim and Abbey Road to meet our own extremely high standards, when it comes to re-mastering...
StaedtlerPosted: 02 September 2007Last Updated: 05 September 2007
I hope someone can help me with identifying some music. Whilst watching the above competition (and yes my wife said I could blame her for it on here) a piece of music that the Finland entry danced to particulary took my interest.It is titled "The...
Nick LeesPosted: 11 August 2007Last Updated: 05 September 2007
The Mellotron: stuff The first widely available sampler, albeit accidentally stolen from the American inventor Chamberlin (who sent his assistant over to the UK to source better tape heads and approached Streetly Electronics who thought it was his...
droodzillaPosted: 04 September 2007Last Updated: 05 September 2007
I bought a Rachmaninov recital from Virgin today (lots of Helios CDs available for £4 each in the Sheffield branch - could be worth checking out your local). It's my first exposure to Rachmaninov, so can't say if I like it yet, but I like the...
Mabelode, King of SwordsPosted: 29 July 2007Last Updated: 04 September 2007
All I can say about this album is WOW! Highly recommended. (Warning: evacuate children and small animals before playing at high volume.)Steve
woodfacePosted: 30 August 2007Last Updated: 04 September 2007
I bought this Springsteen album 2nd hand for £2.25 at the weekend and although not one of his classics it is a really interesting record. I think if you did not know it was Springsteen you would never guess, particularly on the first couple of tracks....