What Are You Listening To Right Now?

[slowGEEZR]

Joe Pass, Montreux, '77. Redbook.

 

[User211]

OK I lied my copy of Going Blank Again is on 45 RPM double vinyl.

One hundred years from now...

The latest Waterboys album - last track the Long Strange Golden Road. Irish blues rock. Listen to the words. Goes on forever but it so works. Some say it fades out too quickly after 10 minutes or so. I kinda know where they are coming from.

 

[jmschnur]

, fitzwilliam quartet Shostakovich

 

[MiTT]

OK I lied my copy of Going Blank Again is on 45 RPM double vinyl.

One hundred years from now...

The latest Waterboys album - last track the Long Strange Golden Road. Irish blues rock. Listen to the words. Goes on forever but it so works. Some say it fades out too quickly after 10 minutes or so. I kinda know where they are coming from.

I had no idea the Waterboys were still making music. "This is the Sea" is one of my all time favorite albums. I always thought Mike Scott was a genius. Is Karl Wallinger still playing with them/him?

I just pulled it (Modern Blues) up on Tidal, listening to it now. Thanks for the heads up Justin.

 

[beek]

WKCR-FM NYC doing Louis Armstrong all day

by the way happy 4th to All

 

[User211]

I had no idea the Waterboys were still making music. "This is the Sea" is one of my all time favorite albums. I always thought Mike Scott was a genius. Is Karl Wallinger still playing with them/him?

I just pulled it (Modern Blues) up on Tidal, listening to it now. Thanks for the heads up Justin.

I thought the same and yes I have This Is The Sea too. I just saw them at Glastonbury and really liked the finale of the Long Strange Golden Road and did a search in TIDAL.

Karl? No.

 

[MiTT]

Karl? No.[/URL]

Just as well. I liked World Party, but they we no Waterboys.

 

[User211]

The new keyboard man is somewhat strange maybe not 100% of this earth

 

[Brad225]

+1 Great music and better than average sound quality. Rosanne and John Leventhal did a great job on this CD

Multi-Grammy winner, and it's easy to hear why.

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[slowGEEZR]

On side four of the Pure Pleasure Records vinyl remake of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Texas Flood. It is so much better than my old digital version, it isn't even funny!

 

[slowGEEZR]

Listening now to an old ATCO vinyl pressing of Vanilla Fudge. I don't know if this is a record I bought back in '67 or used at a later date, but the sound quality isn't. Piercing highs, so I'm listening at reduced levels.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Now, Kat Edmonson, Take To The Sky. An excellent sounding piece of vinyl by Convivium Records, here in Austin.

 

[Brad225]

I agree, Kat Edmonson, Take to the Sky is probably the CD is I gravitate back to the most of any music I have.

 

[slowGEEZR]

I agree, Kat Edmonson, Take to the Sky is probably the CD is I gravitate back to the most of any music I have.

Her "Way Down Low" album is my favorite, "Take To The Sky" a close second. I'm warming up to her latest album, "The Big Picture", as well, but it hasn't grabbed me as much as those two.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Finished listening to Leonard Cohen, "Popular Problems". Great album. Redbook. Now listening to Liz Story, "My Foolish Heart". Redbook.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Now listening to, "A Tribute To Joni Mitchell", various artists. Redbook

 

[slowGEEZR]

Bud Powell, "Bud Plays Bird". Redbook.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Irma Thomas, "After The Rain". Redbook.

 

[MiTT]

The Sunday's "Static and Silence" on a UK pressing. Harriet Wheeler has one of the sexiest voices in rock.

 

[TomDac]

I'm currently working remotely from our home in the Palm Springs area.. The system I have here is pretty lame, but here's what's on now:



Yes - Tormato

If you've not heard this one, "On the Silent Wings of Freedom" is a friggin masterpiece!! Love this whole disc...