What Are You Listening To?

[sda2mike]

Mike, I have this one enroute to my house. I can't believe I've never heard it before, maybe a song now and then on the radio back in the day but never the whole LP.


back in the day???? it only came out last year!:p

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51TA0438X2L._AA240_.jpg

This man likes his job: writing, playing and singing New Orleans flavored blues.

We had a chance to see him live again a week ago at our favorite small venue and consider him one of the top 10 live acts ever for us.

My only knock of this album is the same for every one of his I've heard. It does not capture the marvelous power and dynamics of his very unique voice.

[hearingimpared]

back in the day???? it only came out last year!:p

Clapton's done work with J J Cale before.

[nikolas812]

Diana Krall
When I look in your Eyes
SACD

[sda2mike]

Clapton's done work with J J Cale before.

they hinted at a tour possibility when "road to escondido" came out....THAT would be killer!

[strider]

http://earthblues.jimihendrix.com/store/250/252001010.jpg

Martin Scorsese Presents: Jimi Hendrix

From Scorsese's "Blues" mini series. Has some good tracks on it, but it pales in comparison to the Hendrix "Blues" album. Sound quality is consistently good, however. For the Hendrix collector rather then someone just getting into him.

Edit:Last night, running out of interest during the third side, I looked at the fourth side and decided to call it an evening. Listened to side 4 today and was more impressed. Midnight Lightning, the last track of side 4, is Jimi on vocals and guitar with no accompaniment. Great stuff.

[BaggedLancer]

Hotel Costes tonight!

[lightman1]

Toots and The Maytals

[Face]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51OgAH6OMxL._SS500_.jpg

[strider]

Early Jimi Hendrix- Baron lp 105

A live recording of Jimi playing with Curtis Knight in 1965 , recorded at George's Club 20 in Hackensack, NJ. Varying, but generally pretty bad, recording of some of the show stoppers he played when he was still a sideman. It's a shame the recordings especially bad on Driving South, I'm a Man, and ....Killing Floor, when he's really ripping it up.

[lightman1]

Death From Above 1979-You're A Woman, I'm A Machine..

[ben62670]

Sonny Rollins Under the Bridge

[strider]

Heart Like a Wheel- Linda Rondstat

http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover200/drc700/c739/c73962q942t.jpg

She has one of the most beautiful voices. First side is slower, sadder ballads, well done and delicate. Second side picks up the pace, highlights of the album for me are on it; the sweetest version of the Lowell George song "Willin" you'll ever hear as well as a Hank Williams song called "I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love WIth You" with Emmy Lou Harris. It's a great recording, even the regular Capitol version I have. I'd love to hear the 220g version.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/516my8p1I4L._AA240_.jpg

Carlos Santana - Havana Moon
1983, LP

A most excellent collaboration album with some very nice blues cuts - somewhat of a rarity for Carlos.

[hearingimpared]

they hinted at a tour possibility when "road to escondido" came out....THAT would be killer!

Yeah man that would be killer! I'm gonna have to see if they actually got one going.

[fatchowmein]

1975 Grammophon Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture, Boston Pops Orchestra, Arthur Fiedler, in vinyl.

[BlueMDPicker]

20th Century Masters - The Best of Blues, The Christmas Collection

[zombie boy 2000]

My Morning Jacket (Crackhead) - Okonokos DVD in 5.1.
Stellar.

[SCompRacer]

Frank Zappa, Strictly Commercial.

I got this from the daughter’s boyfriend on xmas day. He has also helped me ship/receive three pairs of skidded speakers. He likes old rock music. Using reverse Psychology, I keep telling my daughter to dump him…..;):D

[ben62670]

Roger Waters
Amused To Death
They did a wonderful job of recording this album. I am listening to it on my custom monitors. When I first started playing it when the dog barks I heard it coming from the right wall almost ninety degrees from me. The way they recorded this album is really cool. Its like they sent all the cancellation signals to the proper speakers to have an SDA/holography effect. Very nice. Very nice indeed.

[wingnut4772]

Roger Waters
Amused To Death
They did a wonderful job of recording this album. I am listening to it on my custom monitors. When I first started playing it when the dog barks I heard it coming from the right wall almost ninety degrees from me. The way they recorded this album is really cool. Its like they sent all the cancellation signals to the proper speakers to have an SDA/holography effect. Very nice. Very nice indeed.

I have that album too and it is really well done, I agree.

[ben62670]

I have that album too and it is really well done, I agree.

I saw you post on it a long time ago;) So I went out, and bought that, and a few others that fellow Polkies recommended:) I have never listened to this on none SDA speakers, and sitting with these speakers on either side of my Monitor (puter screen) I can not resist looking to see if the surrounds turned themselves on:eek: Mind blowing recording:)

[nikolas812]

Alison Krauss and Union Station Live

[Neskahi]

Eagles Farewell Tour I. My two 20'ish years of age boys are here for the holidays and are pretty much blown away listening on the 2.3's.

[Face]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/515xegN1YBL._AA240_.jpg

[shadowofnight]

Billy Squier Don't say no

Forgot what a killer cd this is....

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/513RH0GZCZL._AA240_.jpg

[ben62670]

Gordon lightfoot
The Wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald

A very sad true story.

[treitz3]

Listening to a CD of a band that hasn't played in my rig in a while. I must have misplaced the CD somewhere and ran across it at Manifest last night. Big Head Todd and the Monsters, "Sister Sweetly". Good tunes.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/418P9JX2PGL._AA240_.jpg

I will be seeing them live at a buddies venue in Charlotte on the 25th. It will be nice to hear his venue's sound system and see them perform. :D

[nms]

Derek and the Dominos: Bell Bottom Blues. Not the best SDA music but it's good tunes.

[shack]

Listening to a CD of a band that hasn't played in my rig in a while. I must have misplaced the CD somewhere and ran across it at Manifest last night. Big Head Todd and the Monsters, "Sister Sweetly". Good tunes.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/418P9JX2PGL._AA240_.jpg

I will be seeing them live at a buddies venue in Charlotte on the 25th. It will be nice to hear his venue's sound system and see them perform. :D

Excellent.

[shack]

Jimmy Buffett - One Particular Harbor

On the vnyl rig this evening.

Everyone always shows the front cover...but for a change of pace...the BACK cover.

http://www.buffettworld.com/images/al_oneparticular_back.jpg

[shack]

Staying with vinyl tonight...

The Gregg Allman Band - I'm No Angel

I REALLY like this album!

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/ad/e1/989c024128a0d5f96ae3f010.L.jpg

[Face]

Stolen from my parent's vinyl collection and recently cleaned...
http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/44/8f/70cd9833e7a0e4c6ae9a0110._AA240_.L.jpg

[strider]

Brothers in Arms- Dire Straits

The remastered version, by far the Christmas present I've enjoyed the most. Well worth the money that somebody else spent.



Yeah, I know Face posted that above. I'm dense, so what, it is what I'm listening to right now...

[shadowofnight]

Old ladys at BINGO....this is bringing the neighborhood down...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/68/The_Scorpions_LatFS.jpg

[shack]

Staying with vinyl on this Friday night...

David Crosby - If I Could Only remember My Name

Classic David Crosby...good stuff!

Front cover...

http://www.connollyco.com/discography/david_crosby/remember.jpg

Back cover...

http://www.connollyco.com/discography/david_crosby/rememberbc.jpg

[shack]

Another vinyl true classic...all four sides tonight...

Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive

http://www.rockpix.com/press/framp_2.jpg

[daboyz]

Just checked out Diana Krall live in Paris.....most excellent

[shack]

Letting the TT cool off so it's back to 1s and 0s...

Blue Öyster Cult - Blue Öyster Cult

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51DqV6i8W2L._SS500_.jpg

[BaggedLancer]

Just finished:
http://www.musicnear.com/images/The-Beatles-The-White-Album-B000002UAX-L.jpg

and now finishing off the night with this:
http://www.emusicpost.com/images/articles/albumreview/acdc.jpg

[shack]

Still rockin'...

Rick Derringer - All American Boy

Rock 'N' Roll Hoochie Coo

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51P7yj%2BkrHL._AA240_.jpg

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/212vWHbi5NL._AA130_.jpg

Craig Chaquico - Acoustic Highway
1993, Higher Octave, CD

Trippin'.......................................... ............... :cool:

[phipiper10]

Kruder & Dorfmeister

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41SZME774WL._SS400_.jpg

[candyliquor35m]

On vinyl:

Janis Joplin - Pearl
Andreas Vollenweider - Down to the Moon

[lightman1]

Silence.

[Snapshot]

Roxette
Rammstein
Green Day

[danger boy]

Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - Shooting Rubberbands At The Starts

vinyl

wow... it's been at least 10 yrs since I listened to this on CD. I never owned this on vinyl... but I found a LP today that is in pretty decent condition. I remember liking it a lot way back when it came out in 1988.

Side 1 is pure magic. I like every song better than the one before. What a great voice, band and sound. I know Edie and band put out other albums after this one.. but I'm not familar with them.

THis is a keeper. :)

[BlueMDPicker]

Fantasy Blues Series Sampler - America
1972, Fantasy Records - FP-4, 2-LP

My good friend, George Grand, graciously bestowed this unopened LP on me during a recent visit. I can't thank him enough. But, the best thing he did was save this treasure in the first place. Although unopened, it had a torturous existence--partially submerged in water! I was able to clean the vinyl to pristine condition and, I hope, stop the mold and mildew activity on the cover. (see pics below)

This is a promotional double album and never intended for resale. It samples 11 artist's double album releases on Fantasy in the early 70's. The albums were "painstakingly remastered" and it shows. These are the crème de la crème of the releases and are simply stunning. A quote from the internal liner notes sums it up perfectly and is as valid today as the day it was written, 36 years ago: "The music to be heard here was not created to exploit fads or fleeting musical trends; as a result, it is as refreshing and vital today as the day it was recorded."

You done good, George!

[George Grand]

Mikey,

Thanks. I didn't really save it for that long. I only found it a week or two before you came up, but when I saw the artists, I knew she was yours.

Creedence recorded on Fantasy, and those albums always sounded pretty good to me. But the real reason I thought it would sound good was I had a Fantasy album "Pieces of Dreams" by Stanley Turrentine. Back in the 70's this album had a lot of sentimentality attached to it for moi. As I got systems that were better and better I really began to appreciate the recording.

I knew when I bought it it was going to a good home!

[nms]

Gustav Holst - The Planets, converted from record and cleaned up to remove the pops! :D

[BlueMDPicker]

Jerry Lee Lewis - Who's Gonna Play This Old Piano..(Think About It Darlin')
1972, Mercury SR 61366, LP

Gettin' down with The Killer this a.m. I don't think this one every made it to CD. Leans a bit more toward country than rock-a-billy. Good stuff!

[tbyrne]

Al DiMeola - Splendido Hotel on vinyl - mmmm, Les Paul.

[treitz3]

Song 16, A.M. Mourning. Nice

http://froogle.google.com/base_image?size=2&q=music/image/0/0rdd9te4suPK.jpg

Right after 25 or six to 4. Sounds wonderful. Different to me, but nice. Real nice.

[george daniel]

Just got my TT back,, here's a couple

[Face]

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/21/e3/c4b3224128a0046de6e98010.L.jpg

[nikolas812]

The Peter Malick Group featuring Norah Jones. This is the first time listening to it. Sounds Great.:cool:

30696

[george daniel]

Happened to find this in my stash,,1968,,1st pressing,,so the codes indicate,,,I don't guess that I've ever really heard "Blackbird" sound like it did today,,:)I'll keep digging around.

[heiney9]

Led Zeppelin- 02 Arena-Tribute to Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun 12-10-2007

[jmwest1970]

...and watching Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live From Gatorville.

[SCompRacer]

Just got back from the local Goodwill store with 16 selections. The vinyl gods were good to me today. Just out of the clean and into the spin cycle is Maynard Ferguson - Echoes of an Era.

Up next, a near pristine (and my best condition Goodwill find to date) Linda Ronstadt with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra – What’s New . One more to go and I'll have the complete set of three with Nelson.

[sophie]

Framption comes alive on vinyl.

[treitz3]

I just got done with that [on CD / Remastered version by Doug Sax] a couple of hours ago. I absolutely LOVE the last song!

[Mike Kozak]

David Byrne Rei Momo

[treitz3]

Finally! I found this freakin' thread again. This should be a sticky, it is after all what makes this forum go around 'cause it's all about the music baby! :D

The Who "Tommy" SACD and enjoyin' the hell out of it.

http://www.musictap.net/Graphics/CDCovers/WhoTommySACD.jpg

Here's a link to a review..... http://www.musictap.net/Reviews/WhoTommySACD.html

[nikolas812]

Ultimate
Isaac Hayes
Can You Dig It
:cool:

http://http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj162/nikolas812/Picture085.jpg

[sophie]

Bruce Springsteen, born to run. i love vinyl!

Payton

[strider]

Kenny Burrell and Jimmy Smith - Blue Bash!

http://www.vervemusicgroup.com/images/local/250/80AD018C1FB74E6392F397A54DDDA115.jpg

Master of the Hammond organ meets one hell of a jazz guitar player. Swinging ****; I need some tubes!

[strider]

Bruce Springsteen, born to run. i love vinyl!

Payton

Good on ya', Payton. Glad you're digging vinyl. Check at Greetings From Astbury Park if you like the Boss, sounds great on 12" licorice pizza!

[Lorthos]

Marc Anthony - You Sang To Me

[george daniel]

Hendrix

[MillerLiteScott]

Talking Heads "Stop making Sense"

JT Greatest Hits

on vinyl.

[candyliquor35m]

Enya - Watermark, 3 times in a row, very easy on the ears
Should this thread be in Music & Movies to make it easier to find?

[The Judge]

I like this one.

[PolkThug]

Take The Long Way Home - Supertramp

Enjoying headphone land...

[tonyb]

A bit of Peter Gabriel spinning now,might throw in some Jackson Brown later.

[mule]

allways a big mix but lately dj-format, raps over 12 bar blues and usually has some brass thrown in. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ9BDmOZztc&feature=related quality bass lines and jazzy drum beats. Some of his stuff sounds like it should be on the Dirty harry soundtrack when he is chasing the sniper in the rooftops.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41S3CAQ06JL._AA240_.jpg
Joe Ely - Musta Notta Gotta Lotta
1981, SouthCoast Records MCA-5183, LP

A well mastered LP with the journeyman, rockabilly talents of Joe Ely. More notable on this effort are the chops of Reese Wynans on keys and Lloyd Maines on steel and rhythm guitars.

[sophie]

Eric Clapton - Slow Hand

[halo]

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j260/spin_nin/51JKMQY2HJL__SS500_.jpg

Ministry - Keianh (Psalm 69)

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41eX9aEMyqL._AA240_.jpg

Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush - Live
1977, Sony CD release 1990, CD

One of the very finest blues and rock groups of all time, IMHO. Frank's guitar knocks my socks off--just like it did the first time I heard it in the late '70's. Superb!

[BlueMDPicker]

http://www.themusic.com/images/thumbs/24251A.jpg

Sublime - 2nd Hand Smoke
Skunk Records, Limited Edition 200g picture disk, LP

These guy's blend of influences, plus pure talent, did it for me.

[kuntasensei]

The Loved Ones - Build & Burn.

Absolutely brilliant album. Hit http://www.myspace.com/thelovedones to check out a few tracks.

BlueMDPicker, if you dig Sublime, check out Mad Caddies' CD Keep It Going. Very much that same kind of groove, but with a little taste of New Orleans thrown in.

[ben62670]

Diana Krall
Temptation right now at about 1600 watts
That string bass just rips right through you:eek:
This is one tight recording. Just a plain old CD.
A little bright, but it is on my Sony CD straight to the amps via passive pre.

[sophie]

http://froogle.google.com/base_image?size=2&q=music/image/0/05rhInbN7GYO.jpg

Dire Straits - Making Movies, on LP

Payton

[Mike Kozak]

Bob Welch...French Kiss CD. A classic!

[mule]

hold on to this feeling.. "Freedom" J-5. While commercial rap gives hip-hop a bad name we still have the musical Jurrasic 5. I love how my RTi 10 woofers let me enjoy the bass line and the mid lets me enjoy the snap of the drum, tasty stuff, I am so glad Chali 2na is carrying the tradition

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4Bf63uGJNo&feature=related

[sophie]

It's a snow day so i get to listen to music all day!

http://froogle.google.com/base_image?size=2&q=music/image/0/0gRj9nCZnhdM.jpg
Neil Young - After the Gold Rush.

next: Stevie Nicks - Rock a Little

Payton

[DaveCT]

Miles Davis

[candyliquor35m]

A step back in time for sure.

Elvis, Pure Gold on vinyl

Not all the impressive but In The Ghetto and Don't Be Cruel were nice.

I couldn't resist listening to it after one of the guys on american idol sang one of his songs.

[shack]

Tina Turner - Private Dancer

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3008/2284353103_c633cd9739.jpg?v=0

Stephen Stills - Stills Stills The Best of Stephen Stills

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3103/2284359939_5d66c2ea2c.jpg?v=0


Two on vinyl this evening from the George Grand "Garage Record Store".

GOOD MUSIC!

[Lasareath]

Articolo 31 - Italiano Medio

http://38.161.195.8/articolo31.jpg

[BaggedLancer]

Articolo 31 - Italiano Medio

http://www.radiosmile.it/testi/cover/articolo31_italiano_medio.jpg

I'm offended. Reported!!!!!! :eek:


As for what I'm listening to....


Pink Floyd - The Wall

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21Be2H4DiwL._AA130_.jpg

Roy Buchanan (with the Snakestretchers) - Roy Buchanan
1972, Polydor PD 5033, LP

"John's Blues" wrings out about every note and tone available from a Tele and was the obvious preamble to his later cover of "After Hours". I'm not a country fan--but, if it all had this kind of vitality, I would be. Good stuff.

[phipiper10]

Cowboy Junkies - Best of
Neil Young - Silver & Gold
Phil Lesh & Friends (Trey & Page of Phish) 4-15-98 Warfield San Francisco

[obieone]

Picked up Crossroads festivals 1 & 2 a couple of weeks ago.
Got the Cream reunion last year.
Musical DVD's are the best bang for the buck, IMO

[BlueMDPicker]

http://www.harveymandel.com/discog-games.jpg

Harvey Mandel - Games Guitars Play
1970, Philips PHS 600-325, LP

Another treasure from my friend George. Harvey has been a favorite with me since his early 70's work with Mayall. This album has a lot of the same vibe.

[Face]

Lerue Delashay, Law of Sve.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RP6DR954L._AA240_.jpg

Albert Collins, Robert Cray and Johnny Copeland - Showdown!
1985, Alligator 4743, LP

A must have selection for your blues collection, this time on virgin vinyl. Amazing!

[obieone]

Just picked up a couple of classics-Kansas Leftoverture & Point of No Return.
Got 'em cranking right now

[jmwest1970]

My wife bought 2 Michael Bublé CDs for me for Valentine's Day. I hadn't heard of him, but I'm impressed. We'll be seeing him in concert next Saturday night.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/419cxoIimIL._AA240_.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41XwmVUCUHL._AA240_.jpg

[george daniel]

I forgot how good this was.

[treitz3]

Sarah McGlachlin "Afterglow".

Vedy, vedy nice sounds.... ;)

[fatchowmein]

Hopefully, your system can keep up with Anne. :D

"Simply Anne-Sophie"
<img src="http://www.iclassics.com/content/assets/selection/65/64778E.jpg">

[sb_caribou]

One of my first jazz sacds. Soular Energy - The Ray Brown Trio.


32250

[Danny Tse]

Getting "into the groove" with Madonna....

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3101/2303465775_95393f7e1e.jpg

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RK5577X8L._AA240_.jpg

Mississippi John Hurt - The Immortal Mississippi John Hurt (accompanying himself on the guitar)
1967, Vanguard VSD-79248, LP

Absolute sweetness.

[dorokusai]

The Gutter Twins - Saturnalia

[Danny Tse]

Sound of Summer - The Very Best of the Beach Boys

It's time for a reunion concert now that the name use lawsuits have been settled.

[heiney9]

Jimi Hendrix - The Complete Winterland Concerts-bootleg.

Can't believe there is a blizzard going on here in Illinois. 5 inches already and another 3-6 on the way. Blowing, sleeting and generally nasty. Thought I'd throw in some Hendrix jams and enjoy the forum this afternoon. ;)

H9


http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/heiney_photos/scan03v1rear.jpg


http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/heiney_photos/scan07v2rear.jpg

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http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/heiney_photos/scan10v3booklet1-2-1.jpg

[heiney9]

Jimi Hendrix - Cherokee Mist- studio outtakes

Great quality alt. and unreleased versions of songs, partial songs and jams. Hendrix and his associates were genius's. Most of this stuff is so far ahead of it's time it's not funny. The fun with Hendrix's music beyond his commercial hits is just listening to endless jams. How they develop, meander and unfold is pure magic. This is true music without all the excess and pressure. Free flowing, from the soul.

H9

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/heiney_photos/JimiCherokeeMist-1.jpg

[shadowofnight]

At the moment.....




http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5116DZTQZZL._SS500_.jpg

[cubdog]

Wilco...Sky Blue Sky
The Beatles...Love

cubdog

[nikolas812]

Donald Fagen

Morph the Cat

[heiney9]

Final Hendrix piece for the day.

Live Jimi Hendrix and B.B. King - "The King's Jam"

With the Paul Butterfield Blues Band feat. Al Kooper and Elvin Bishop
April, 9, 1968 at Generation Club in New York City
NOT officially released, brief release on Klondyke [sic] Records

A blues fan's heaven.

Set list:

1. Like a Rolling Stone
2. Blues Jam #1 (Part 1)
3. Blues Jam #1 (Part 2)
4. Band Introduction by B.B. King
5. Blues Jam #2 (Part 1)
6. Blues Jam #2 (Part 2)
7. Blues Jam #3
8. It's My Own Fault

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/heiney_photos/hendrixkingsjamfront7no.jpg


Fantastic historical document. I had to laugh because BB King states at one point he's 42 years old and he can do what he wants. 1968 seems like a long time ago. It's hard to believe he's 82 today. This was when Jimi was playing on the "chittlin' circuit". He used to jam with a lot of people before he became "famous".

H9

[zombie boy 2000]

The Raveonette's - Lust, Lust, Lust. Same old Phil Spector wall of sound with more distortion and more sex. Grab it and thank me later.

[nikolas812]

Alison Krauss

A Hundred Miles or More

[cubdog]

Joe Zawinal...Brown Street

cubdog

[candyliquor35m]

Journey - Escape, cd, 1981
Journey - Essential Journey, cd, disk 2, still waiting on someone to send me disk 1 ;)

[Face]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/3159QNHPEDL._SS500_.jpg

[ben62670]

Gordon lightfoot
The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

http://www.corfid.com/gl/wreck.htm

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[ben62670]

<object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ta0a3DFUU0Y&hl=en"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ta0a3DFUU0Y&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="355"></embed></object>
This is from 1970, and he is still touring in 2008
http://gordonlightfoot.com/
This is one guy that certainly can pull emotions with his music.

[Fongolio]

10 Years After - A Space In Time
I haven't listened to this album (on vinyl) in years and forgot how good it was.

[cubdog]

Mingus...Ah Um

cubdog

[Danny Tse]

Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson (Japanese pressing)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3141/2365196461_e2b022d578.jpg

[ben62670]

Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson (Japanese pressing)
Danny what is it about the Japanese pressing that is special.
Thanks
Ben

[Danny Tse]

Danny what is it about the Japanese pressing that is special.

This CD has a couple of bonus remixes; bonus tracks are often added onto Japanese version when released over there. However, I was informed that the domestic US CD also featured the same tracks. So, in other words, there shouldn't be any difference between the Japanese and the US versions.

[BlueMDPicker]

Wes Montgomery - A Day In The Life
1967, A&M Records SP 3001, LP

The magic-thumbed master of single note lines and octaves.

[tonyb]

Queens greatest hits-now there is a band you'll never see or hear duplicated.

Poi Dog is waiting on base,any you guys familiar with them? They are doing a show at Ravinia this summer for you Chicago fans.

[hearingimpared]

Thorogood LIVE;

[Rivrrat]

Itunes library. Right now, Sammy Hagar's "Let Sally Drive"

[BlueMDPicker]

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Pinetop Perkins - The Complete Hightone Sessions
2003, Hightone Records, CD

Unquestionably the master of boogie woogie piano--but, his vocals just knock me out. The real deal for blues lovers.

BTW - At age 95, he has a new album due out in June and just won a Grammy for "Last of the Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen: Live in Dallas." That just makes me smile.

http://www.pinetopperkins.com/pinetopgrammy.jpg

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HQDD5SA2L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Tinsley Ellis - Fire It Up
1997, Alligator ALCD 4852, CD

I think this offering by The Highwayman showcases the unique flavor of his vocals. Great mix of timings and tones as well.

[janmike]

Alison Krauss + Union Station Live - SACD.
God I love that woman's voice.

[fossy]

Unquestionably the master of boogie woogie piano--but, his vocals just knock me out. The real deal for blues lovers.

BTW - At age 95, he has a new album due out in June and just won a Grammy for "Last of the Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen: Live in Dallas." That just makes me smile.



I had the privilege of seeing him at his 90th birthday bash at Antones here in Austin.He is great to see in person . Hubert Sumlin also played with a couple others i can't recall. Great show.:D:D

[fossy]

Crossroads guitar festival

[obieone]

Cherryholmes. I'm not any kind of fan of bluegrass, on the contrary, my library is mostly METAL, but there is SOMETHING about this group?
It just gets to me.:D

[Danny Tse]

10th Anniversary Concert for Prince's Trust

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2031/2095100628_b9007393ba.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2191/2095129008_d092357373.jpg

[Mike Kozak]

Willie Nelson...Stardust on vinyl

[BlueMDPicker]

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Hamilton Loomis - All Fired Up
1999, Ham-Bone Records, CD

Blues/funk/rock... labels really don't fit. Ham's just all fired up.

[candyliquor35m]

Amy Winehouse - Frank, cd, found it at the car auction today

[Danny Tse]

Early Japanese CD pressing of Genesis' "Duke"

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2408/2388565625_65039bed10.jpg

[jaysonbarnett]

Radiohead- Creep

[cubdog]

Thelonius Monk...Monk

cubdog

[treitz3]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/416MW8JY84L._SL500_AA240_.jpg
This would make one kick a$$ avitar!

[BaggedLancer]

Since it looks like it's gonna be a quiet night.....:(

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd234/BaggedLancer/DSC00690.jpg

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41ZVVC0HF3L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Jonny Lang - Long Time Coming
2003, A&M Records, CD

"Kid" Jonny took some knocks from fans who wanted him to stay frozen in time as a 15-year old blues prodigy--but, this fan appreciates the range (vocal and guitar) on this offering. Good stuff.

[BlueMDPicker]

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Jeff Healey - Mess Of Blues
2008, Ruf Records, CD

He could cover anything with energy, style, and feeling. We'll miss ya' lad.

[Face]

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/led-zeppelin-houses-of-the-holy-back.JPG

[crz28xlr8]

the eagles.......forever.....old and new while i wire the truck......on the factory dodge deck and speakers........that sound slightly better than when my dog sings and howls.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/419RSZMQJGL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Eddie Hinton - Letters From Mississippi
1987, Zane Records, LP

One of my treasured vinyl selections. This guy was the real deal and you can hear his influence in about every southern rock/soul/blues artist since the mid 70's.

"Always told you I'd be coming back
In a Cadillac,
More money than anybody else in town,
Oh baby."

[NotaSuv]

Who said disco is dead

[Face]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7b/LedZeppelinPhysicalGraffitialbumcover.jpg

[Face]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/613613BNRDL._SS500_.jpg

IMO, it's one step above terrible.

[heiney9]

Led Zeppelin- Live in Central Park 7-21-69 bootleg

http://www.zeppelinart.com/main/1969/1969-07-21%20new%20york/complete%20central%20park%20(sanctuary)/7_21_69b.jpg

The band played many of the festivals in the USA that took place in 1969 (with the notable exception of a small gathering in Upstate New York in August 1969). The concert in New York's Central Park was a classic, with incredible paying by the band. However Robert Plant excelled himself with reaching some incredibly high notes at the end of You Shook Me, with Jimmy Page's guitar. The How Many More Times Medley was superb, with The Woody Woodpecker Song thrown in for good measure, and a rather sexually explicit Lemon Song.

Zeppelin played two shows that day for the Schaefer Music Festival and this tape documents the early show at 7pm. No tape has ever surfaced nor even hinted for the late show so this is all that exists from that day. The show opens with the double attack of "Train Kept A-Rollin'" followed immediately by "I Can't Quit You Babe" before a very nervous sounding Plant says, "we'd like to..it's getting a bit dark innit?"

What follows is a fourteen-minute version of "Dazed And Confused" sounding very similar to the June BBC recording. Plant adds his orgasmic moans before his non-sequiter interjections during ("I want you to talk to me") and after ("bamma lamma ding dong"). Afterwards Plant becomes apologetic by saying, "Let me tell you, we're really pleased we weren't playing here last week despite the fact that we wanted to play because it was so hot. So it seems we read the cards right because it said it's gonna be cool. It's cool. It's COOL. We got a new album coming about the second week in August but at the moment there's been a bit of a delay on it. And there's been a bit of a delay on us getting the numbers ready for stage because we're still doing the old ones. We'd like to do something that was..." A heckler interrupts Plant with "White Summer!" "In a bit. It was written by Willie Dixon. It's a thing we in England heard on and EP called Muddy Waters Twist. I don't know what that means really but this is called 'You Shook Me'". What follows is a slow, heavy version of the blues piece with Plant struggling to reach the high notes by the end. There is another heckler at the end to which the audience laughs, but what he says is inaudible. There is some audience commotion at the end of the piece and Plant chides the audience to be quiet. "White Summer", which was requested by the audience, sounds fantastic in this show with Page pushing the boundaries of the eastern scales. "How Many More Times" contains the earliest reference to "For What It's Worth" and the only one for the Woody Woodpecker theme, imitating Page's staccato riffs.

A short, compact version of "Communication Breakdown" is the only encore before the band leave the stage for the second performance of the evening. The New York tape is one of the best from Zeppelin's first year and is an essential show to own. (Gerard Sparaco May 07)

This is the greatest eff'ing band ever :D

H9

[heiney9]

Led Zeppelin - Intimidator - March 7, 1970 Le Grand Casino De Montreux - Montreux, Switzerland (Empress Valley)


The first two discs of this three CD set contains the complete show taken from an excellent audience source. The last disc contains fragments from the soundboard. Disc one starts out at the end of the band introductions. A quick sound check follows and the boys plow right into We're Gonna Groove. The audience tape perfectly captures the atmosphere of the event and displays a stunning feeling of depth.

The instruments and vocals are very well balanced with Bonzo perhaps a teenie bit low in the overall. There's a 4 second gap in the tape during We're Gonna Groove that Empress Valley plugged in with an inferior quality tape. The next tape swap is during the final minutes of White Summer. About 80 seconds of the alternate tape is used to plug the hole. When the tape swaps to the alternate source, the depth and atmosphere of the main source becomes painfully obvious. The twenty five minute version of How Many More Times is fabulous. At around the 9 minute mark as see the first appearance of the soundboard tape. It's damn near seamlessly spliced into the audience tape.

The board tape is excellent quality, but pales in comparison to the audience tape as it lacks the atmosphere and feeling of depth that the audience tape has. I'm not complaining though as it fills in the remainder of the otherwise incomplete How Many More Times. This is crucial as the medley section of HMMT is fantastic! Whole Lotta Love is just a three minute fragment from the soundboard.

The last disc is from the soundboard and, as previously noted, pales in comparison to the stunning audience tape. It is overpowered at times, has dropouts, muddied audio and so on. A rather pitiful soundboard tape. Either Empress Valley wanted to milk every last dime out of their customers or they simply wanted to present all available material in one package. It's not my call. This is an essential addition to any collection and I can't recommend it enough! (Steve Prendergast February 03)

Fantastic set, and it is wonderful to finally have a 'close to' complete boot of this amazing show. Reinforces the fact that this audience tape is one of the best I have heard, literally makes you feel you are in the tiny arena, as has been noted several times before the atmosphere is fantastic.

It seems the theramin goes kaput on Whole Lotta Love, and Jonsey hops on the Hammond organ for some pretty psychedelic effects. Worth getting almost for that fact alone. (Tim Behrens July 03)

H9

[george daniel]

San Franscisco sound,,,half speed master

[BlueMDPicker]

Steve Kimock Band - Live At Chester's

Thanks Dave!

[candyliquor35m]

Pat Metheny - American garage
David Bowie - Lets dance
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

[etwigs34]

Flobots - Handlebars
Sum 41 - Still Waiting
;)Wavorly - Summer Song;)
Emery - Ponytail Parade (Acoustic)
Haste The Day - American Love
Blindside - Pitiful
MxPx - Quit Your Life
AAR - Last Song
:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

[engtaz]

Rascal Flatts

engtaz

[candyliquor35m]

1. Rocked out to Heart - Essential heart disk 1
2. Mellowed out to Candy Dulfer - The best of

[ben62670]

Johnny Paycheck Colorado coolaid :)

[demaples]

New remix of Phil Collins-In the air tonight

[wingnut4772]

Flight of the Concords :D

[hockeyboy]

Legalize the herb mon...

[fatchowmein]

Mom's favorite album. Actually, this LP belongs to her. Thx, mom.

Image is not mom's actual LP but my scanner isn't big enough and I'm too lazy to whip out the camera.
<img src="http://www.beatles1.se/77lovesongsBIG.jpg">

[BlueMDPicker]

ZZ Top - A Fool For Your Stockings

[janmike]

Amanda McBroom - Dreaming.

[george daniel]

J C Superstar

[strider]

Joe Jackson - Look Sharp!

[fossy]

Dio--the Collection

[candyliquor35m]

1. make love in the club - usher
2. apologize - one republic
3. i want you exclusive - make the band 4
4. up jumps da boogie - magoo, timbaland
5. crying out for me - mario
6. who the eff is that - dolla
7. talkin' out da side of ya neck - dem franchize boyz
8. come cum = dem franchize boyz
9. she will be loved - maroon 5
10. to be with you again - keshia cole
11. with you - chris brown
12. no air - jordin sparks
13. kiss kiss - chris brown, t-pain
14. we ride - mary j blige
15. just fine - mary j blige
16. apple bottom jeans - flo-rida
17. elevator - flo-rida
18 boyz n da hood - dem boyz

[concealer404]

By albums in my changer right now:

1) Finch - What It Is To Burn
2) Circa Survive - On Letting Go
3) The Sound of Animals Fighting - Tiger and The Duke
4) Radiohead - Hail To The Theif
5) Muse - Black Holes and Revelations

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RAD190KYL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Nuthin' Fancy
1975, MCA-2137, LP

Artimus Pyle's best efforts, IMHO.

[Polkitup2]

Mozart Chamber music for Woods and Strings SACD - nice!

[avguytx]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon - SACD

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21F6WHSCZML._SL500_AA130_.jpg

Allman Brothers Band - The Best of the Allman Brothers Band
1980, Polydor 823708-1, LP

[BlueMDPicker]

Brewer and Shipley - Rural Space
1972, Kama Sutra 0598, LP

Mike and Tom are just as entertaining today as they were in the early 70's, when they served as a welcome relief from the heavier folk/rock of the 60's.

This is the harder to find promo cover (thanks George). The production cover featured an aerial photo of farm fields versus the drawing.

[bigaudiofanatic]

Blues Traveler

[shack]

Duran Duran - Rio

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41EYPW0Q4EL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Very nice LP. They are not quite the "glam band" many would like to make them out to be. The "hits" are good but some of the other stuff is very good like "Hold Back the Rain" and "the Chauffeur".

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51kaF-LP1ZL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
1968, Polydor R2SXJ6, LP

Look at the sky turn a hellfire red,
Somebody's house is burnin'

Naked chicks and fire - what more could you ask for?

[bigaudiofanatic]

Peter Gabriel In Your Eyes

[candyliquor35m]

New hits mix CD: http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showpost.php?p=877894&postcount=3172

The 4 Seasons - Gold vault of hits, all scratched up but I hope it plays

[george daniel]

Some Jeff Beck

[sophie]

brothers in arms

[candyliquor35m]

CD: The cars - greatest hits

today I saw a young girl (18-20) at the supermarket with one of those big purses about the size of the old paper grocery bags with a big pic of Blondie on the side of it. Pretty cool girl imo :)

[candyliquor35m]

menage a trois

Norah Jones - Come play with me
Candy Dulfer - Best of
Amy Winehouse - Frank

[mule]

checkin out some new atmosphere, I can't keep up with all the stuff this guy puts out..

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[danger boy]

what am I listening to? cassettes ;)

[zingo]

what am I listening to? cassettes ;)

Ah ya, old school baby. I hope you listen to them out of a ghetto blaster on your shoulder...

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[ND13]

the pounding headache in my brainpan:(

[BlueMDPicker]

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J.J. Cale - Really
1972, Shelter 52012, LP

Master of the easy rollin', understated vibe.

[shack]

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Emerson, Lake & Palmer

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1971 Atlantic SD 12190

I played my copy of this LP several months ago and realized it was just plain worn out...almost unlistenable. Thanks to the GG vinyl sale, I now have a near perfect copy.

As the first track of side one begins...the power of Carl Palmer's drumming and Keith Emerson's keyboard on "The Barbarian" engulfs you. The side ends with the frantic "Knife~Edge", with the 14 minute "Take A Pebble" wedged in between.

Side 2 - "Lucky Man" - nuff said! (although "The Three Fates" and "Tank" are worth mentioning as well)

No wonder I wore the grooves off of my original LP. GREAT STUFF!

[shack]

Kansas - Leftoverture

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61jQRkv2lIL._SL500_AA240_.jpg
1976 Kirshner PZ 34224 LP

A really nice album with "Carry On Wayward Son" as the "hit single". The entire album is good. The more I listen to my old stuff...the more I appreciate it and the more I wonder where the innovation in rock is today. I try to listen to the new rock...but I rarely go WOW when I hear any of it. I still think WOW when I listen to music like Leftoverture.

[mule]

Most people don't really like innovation when it comes to music, they like to listen to the same sounding stuff over and over.

Heres some innovation, but you probably won't like it, raps over 12 bar blues...

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tons of innovation out there, you just can't expect it to sound like the 70's

[bigaudiofanatic]

Phil Colins

[tonyb]

Kansas - Leftoverture

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61jQRkv2lIL._SL500_AA240_.jpg
1976 Kirshner PZ 34224 LP

A really nice album with "Carry On Wayward Son" as the "hit single". The entire album is good. The more I listen to my old stuff...the more I appreciate it and the more I wonder where the innovation in rock is today. I try to listen to the new rock...but I rarely go WOW when I hear any of it. I still think WOW when I listen to music like Leftoverture.

Wow!! One of my favs.Very under rated band imho.Used to have that on a reel to reel and sounded awesome.

[shack]

Most people don't really like innovation when it comes to music, they like to listen to the same sounding stuff over and over.

Heres some innovation, but you probably won't like it, raps over 12 bar blues...

tons of innovation out there, you just can't expect it to sound like the 70's

That's nothing new...just tired, warmed over stuff...rapping over rock...rapping over country...been done before...yawn.

[ajsankot]

The Wall -- Pink Floyd

[SCompRacer]

Harry Nilsson, Nilsson Schmilsson. An artist who definitely did it his way and left us too soon.

Spun this for the wife’s birthday. She loves Coconut.

Put de lime in de coconut, and drink 'em both up.

I love his rendition of Without You, and Jump Into The Fire always makes me push on the gas in the car or crank up the 2 channel rig to 110dB’s. (You might remember Jump Into The Fire was used for a scene in Goodfellas).

And then there is my favorite lyrics from Son Of Schmilsson
You're breaking my heart / You're tearing it apart / So f@ck you.:D And so much more.

[demaples]

Streaming live at www.wloq.com.

[bigaudiofanatic]

My Morning Jacket

[candyliquor35m]

CD: The best of kansas. The Wall and The Pinnacle are true masterpieces.
followed appropriately by
CD: Paul Potts - One chance

[BlueMDPicker]

James Cotton - Best of the Verve Years
On the iPod by the pool with an XL glass of OJ

[BlueMDPicker]

Matt Schofield - Siftin' Through Ashes
On the iPod, inside now, watching a morning shower in Florida

[MillerLiteScott]

I picked this up today at the local GW for $1. 1975 pressing. Sound pretty F'n good.

[shack]

The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot

http://store.acousticsounds.com/images/as201JPG/AARC-7002.jpg

1977 Arista AL7002

[shack]

The Gregg Allman Band - Playin' Up A Storm

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/8b/f1/3835810ae7a0023280e89110._AA240_.L.jpg

1977 Capricorn Records CP 0181

WOW! If I've listened to this LP, it was years ago and I don't remember it. My bad! Gregg's first solo effort. This isn't your Allman Brothers lite. This is Gregg taking a totally different direction from the AB southern blues rock genre. Blues-Rock-Soul is the best I can describe it. Smoother and less edgy than the AB. A great recording with his backup band consisiting of the likes of Dr. John and Billy Payne. I really liked his later solo effort "I'm No Angel" that was recorded 9 years later. This one is BETTER! Highly recommended for any Allman Brothers or Gregg Allman fan!

[hockeyboy]

I picked this up today at the local GW for $1. 1975 pressing. Sound pretty F'n good.


Nice grab for a buck! I am listening to Slipknot's new one and smashing heads against walls.

[shack]

Leon Russell - Leon Russell And The Shelter People

http://991.com/newGallery/Leon-Russell-And-The-Shelter-P-424924.jpg

1971 Shelter Recording Company - SW-8903

If nothing else...George's vinyl sales puts me BACK in touch with some of the great music from my youth. This album is one of those. The minute I lowered the arm on the TT, it all came back as "Stranger In A Strange Land" started to play. A very nice LP. Thanks George!

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31EH55M2Y0L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Grover Washington, Jr. - Winelight
1980, Elektra/Asylum 6E-305, LP

"GJ" on tenor, alto and soprano sax, Eric Gale on guitar, Marcus Miller on bass, Steve Gadd on drums. Magic. Thanks George.

[Deadof_knight]

AC/DC HIGHWAY TO HELL A Classic!!!!

[TouchOfEvil]

The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever

[engtaz]

Dave Mathews Band "Crush"

engtaz

[bigaudiofanatic]

Blues Traveler

[engtaz]

Dave Mathews Band "Crush"

engtaz

[obieone]

Picked up "Indestructible" last weekend by Disturbed. I bought the cd for the 2nd track "Inside the Fire", but I have been listening to the title track repeatedly all week! This is one of the most aggressive songs I've heard since "Judas is Rising" by Priest.:D

[skevill]

Jim Rome

[strider]

I picked this up today at the local GW for $1. 1975 pressing. Sound pretty F'n good.

Helluva grab! Maybe I need to start hitting them again.....

[accasbel]

Meddle.

[Deadof_knight]

Godsmack.....I stand alone

[fossy]

Aerosmith -- toys in the attic

[fossy]

Ac/Dc --Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

[Lowell_M]

Eric Darius - Just Getting Started

I stumbled on this CD a while ago, but first downloaded the mp3's off Itunes. Bought the CD because it seemed like it was mastered pretty well.

My CDP is saying this is an HDCD although the package doesn't mention it. This is a great pop-jazz CD with very nice instrumentation, dynamics and good tunes.

[hydrostream]

Black tide
Just picked up Light From Above
ROCKS
jerry

[concealer404]

http://cunm.net/mp3locker/IncubusMakeYourself_1BE6/Incubus_make_yourself.jpg

[fossy]

Jonny Lang -- wander this world --- used cd for 5 bucks -- love it -

[candyliquor35m]

just the usual kenny g, amy winehouse, pat metheny, donald fagen and a hip hop mix cd.

[TroyD]

just the usual kenny g,

It takes an ass clown to appreciate one.

BDT

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41fuMITZhWL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Tinsley Ellis - Moment of Truth
2007, Alligator ALCD 4916, CD

The Highwayman dishes up a mess of Georgia tinged blues with this offering, penning 10 of 12 cuts himself. 'Storm Warning' has been one of my top rotation albums for years. This has the potential to knock it down a notch.

Only two other blues artists I've seen live are of this caliber: Freddie King and SRV. That's some good company to be in.

[candyliquor35m]

as usual: 1. GW jr - breath of heaven. 2. Sarah M - wintersong

[hockeyboy]

I read the Styx thread and now have Suite Madame Blue jamming from Styx-Equinox.

[PolkClyde]

James brown and the famous flames

[Rivrrat]

On my Ipod right now....

Sugarlaoaf, Don't Call Us, We'll Call You"

[SCompRacer]

Today, I Get Closer with Linda Ronstadt. This is the last album she did before the Nelson Riddle LP’s. It’s rocker style, and I like it.

[zingo]

I'm am currently enjoying The Coats Collection. It is very well recorded and the voices just jump out at you; great A Cappella album.

http://www.rarb.org/images/albums/221-big.jpg

[John30_30]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41NRMTBNDXL._SL500_AA240_.jpg and 2 others by him on my modded Rio Karma driving back from DFW yesterday.

Great musicianship and great production, imo.
I didn't even get cranky in all that gnarly-snarl between the City and Denton.:p

[b_dick]

"The Intimate Ella" (Verve 839 838-2). Just her voice and Paul Smith's piano but that's all I need.

[b_dick]

Ella's Harold Arlen Songbook. The arrangement on "I've Got a Right to Sing the Blues" is delicious.

[candyliquor35m]

The who on houston pbs

[b_dick]

Nat Cole Trio's "After Midnight Sessions" (Capitol CDP 7 48328 2). I think it is the only thing the trio recorded on magnetic tape.

[ben62670]

Hey B_dick you have 25;)

[sir_lagzalot]

I guess it's off to the flea market

[ben62670]

I guess it's off to the flea market

Sadly yes, but....

[b_dick]

"In the Wee Small Hours". Nelson Riddle should be on Mount Rushmore.

[TNRabbit]

"Everything Must Go" - Steely Dan, 2003

[John30_30]

"Everything Must Go" - Steely Dan, 2003

Aren't Steely Dan supposed to be one of the benchmarks for how a cd is supposed to be mixed?

Supposedly. :rolleyes:


It's what a musician friend told me.

[BlueMDPicker]

Johnny Winter - John Dawson Winter III
1974, Blue Sky Stereo - PZ 33292, LP

[doggie750]

sybil..............." good and ready"

[FA - Q]

-passport/ doldinger...their 1st lp [1972]

-havent had my system on in over a month...<gasp>