What Are You Listening To Right Now?

[slowGEEZR]

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, "Lifeline", 33&1/3. From the liner notes...Lifeline was recorded and mixed in 7 days on a 16-track analog tape machine. No computers or pro-tools were used anywhere in the process.

 

[beek]

The Odyssey of Paul Robeson

 

[slowGEEZR]

Didn't go to the gym today, instead went for a nice motorcycle ride. With absolutely beautiful weather, it was hard to resist. Now listening to Van Wilks, "Texas Jukin'". Redbook.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Wilco, "Star Wars". Redbook.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Wayne Bergeron, "You Call This A Living?". Redbook.

 

[MiTT]

Wilco, "Star Wars". Redbook.

Steve, I'm a big Wilco fan, but got a little burned out on them for a while. Is the "Star Wars" album a good one? For reference, my favorite has always been "Sky Blue Sky".

 

[slowGEEZR]

I got interrupted and ended up listening to it as background, so haven't formed an opinion, yet. It did seem awfully brief, though. I'll give it a good listen soon and let you know more.

 

[beek]

Serenade for tenor horn and strings Op 31 Pastoral

Scottish Ensemble

Linn Classical previews our range of award-winning classical albums. Immaculate recordings of the greatest performances.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Herbie Hancock, "Empyrean Isles". Music Matters Definitive Blue Note 45rpm reissue. It's been raining here all day and I like to listen to Herbie when it's raining.

 

[beek]

Harry Roy & His Orchestra "My Girl's *****" (1931)

 

[slowGEEZR]

That last Herbie Hancock album was so good, I am now listening to his, "Inventions & Dimensions" Blue Note 45 re-release by Music Matters.

 

[RUR]

Steven Wilson's brand new remix of this GG classic is, in a word, phenomenal. Redbook + Blu-ray with 96/24 LPCM Stereo, DTS/MA 5.1 and bonus tracks.

Available from Burning Shed, etc.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Steve, I'm a big Wilco fan, but got a little burned out on them for a while. Is the "Star Wars" album a good one? For reference, my favorite has always been "Sky Blue Sky".

Tim, I just finished listening to the album again, this time at a decent volume and no distractions! I must say that this is my least favorite Wilco album. There were no tunes that grabbed me or had me humming them after the album finished. As a matter of fact, tho only song that I can remember the tune of is the last song. The recording is very "in your face" and very loud. I had to listen with my volume control set about five DB less than normal. Of course, it may appeal to me on further listening, but for now, that's my opinion.

 

[beek]

The Light Brigade; Enoch Light & the Light Brigade; Enoch Light

Corny music but the recordings from the 50'S are very good

 

[slowGEEZR]

Hot Tuna, "Hot Tuna". Recorded live at the New Orleans House, Berkeley. Originally RCA, rerelease by Sundazed. 33&1/3 RPM. A very nice acoustic set with Jorma Kaukonen acoustic guitar, Jack Casady bass and Will Scarlett harmonica.

 

[beek]

3 Mustpahs 3

3 Mustphas 3 - Play Musty for Me

 

[slowGEEZR]

King Crimson, "Lizard". My original 1971 Atlantic vinyl.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Jason Isbell, "Southeastern". Southeastern Records, 33&1/3. I've listened to this one a few times recently. Killer album.

 

[User211]

If your in the right mood - superb stuff.

 

[slowGEEZR]

Donavan Frankenreiter, "Move By Yourself". Some 33&1/3 rpm vinyl by Lost Highway.