What Are You Listening To?

[Fongolio]

Eric Clapton and BB King Riding With The King

http://yongling.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/bb-king-eric-clapton-riding-with-the-king-inside.jpg

[concealer404]

Muse - Uprising

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_K8IY9fJfgNU/StWmJ9X5zkI/AAAAAAAAAMM/HDiyS9MrCaA/s320/Uprising-Muse.jpeg

[concealer404]

Guess i'm on a Brit kick today....

http://grungehouse.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Radiohead-Amnesiac-Special-Limited-Edition.jpg

[concealer404]

Dammit THOM!!!! Why must you be so damn complicated!!!!!

http://www.8notes.com/school/riffs/piano/radiohead_pyramid.gif

[mhmacw]

johnny lang

[BuckeyeTim]

Steely Dan....Can't buy a Thrill

[mhmacw]

Megadeath -----symphony of destruction-----greatest hits> back to the start


IF ITS TOO LOUD YOUR TOO F-n OLD!

[dudeinaroom]

Megadeath -----symphony of destruction-----greatest hits> back to the start


IF ITS TOO LOUD YOUR TOO F-n OLD!

Hello me meet the real me.

How does that sound on a decent set up?

[concealer404]

The Mars Volta - Frances The Mute


This is an interesting cd.....

http://www.mercurypedia.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/3-frances_the_mute.jpg

[PolkClyde]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bn11ZXUcTs The Man, James Brown.

[hearingimpared]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bn11ZXUcTs The Man, James Brown.

Awesome! I love JB. MJ stole his moves.;)

[xcapri79]

The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41jD0zmVPcL._SL500_AA225_.jpg

This is the original FIRST LP I ever purchased. The album is now 43 years old...and still sounds pretty good. A few click and pops...but I know every one of them was put there by me...and I can live with them.

FAB, I'm having another Beatles weekend mono/stereo RTi12's vs LSi25's.

[mhmacw]

Hello me meet the real me.

How does that sound on a decent set up?

it sounds like dave sitting on the couch and nick is trying to kick a hole in your chest!

[concealer404]

Every Time I Die - The Big Dirty


Mannnn i haven't listened to this in forever...

http://www.cmdistro.com/images/xlarge/25710.jpg

[xcapri79]

Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits 1974-78 on 180g vinyl.

[danz1906]

Hiromi

Another Mind

[NotaSuv]

Cold wet day outside.

Quadrophenia "The Who"

sounds wonderful on the M-1's

[danz1906]

Cold wet day outside.

Quadrophenia "The Who"

sounds wonderful on the M-1's

M-1s..............SWEET!

[mhmacw]

Dylan and The Dead

[sda2mike]

at work i had frank zappa and yardbirds radio all day...those are good stations! tonight, i'll fire up the sda's and play ry cooder....paris, texas and sonny rollins...tenor madness...that'll be a good start!:cool:

[danz1906]

Herbie Hancock

Possibilities

[Tony M]

Chris Isaak, Forever Blue...

I know some of you don't care for him and some do but man this cd is really done very well!
It sounds awsome on the SRS2s!

[fatchowmein]

Chris Isaak, Forever Blue...

I know some of you don't care for him and some do but man this cd is really done very well!
It sounds awsome on the SRS2s!

I like his Baja Sessions.

http://www.amazon.com/Baja-Sessions-Chris-Isaak/dp/B000002N9X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1264826866&sr=1-1

<img src="http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Y-FdrBv8L._SL500_AA280_.jpg">

[derrensmiths]

Hello.
From me,
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - Ramblin' Jack Elliott
A Thousand Miles-Vanessa Carlton

[danz1906]

David Sanborn

Closer

[danz1906]

Brian Bromberg

Wood II

[concealer404]

Lifehouse - Stanley Climbfall

http://www.lauraforlino.it/laura/Lifehouse.StanleyClimbfall.jpg

[xcapri79]

The Beach Boys Pet Sounds on 180 gram vinyl

[hearingimpared]

The Beach Boys Pet Sounds on 180 gram vinyl

Awesome recording! Both on CD and 180 gm vinyl.

[fatchowmein]

Melody Gardot - My One and Only Thrill

http://www.vervemusicgroup.com/images/local/250/b53e257f-f214-4770-b86a-a25d8aa15069.jpg

[danz1906]

Stefon Harris

Blackout Evolution

[cstmar01]

windowlicker by Aphex Twin

[wayne3burk]

Pete Fountain - I Love Paris (Coral Records)

http://991.com/newGallery/Pete-Fountain-I-Love-Paris-377960.jpg

[jmwest1970]

Post Grammy foolishness

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/416L8jDx8bL._SL160_AA115_.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51D6nczycUL._SL160_AA115_.jpg

[Erik Tracy]

Just finished watching Jeff Beck on Palladia - one of his guests was Eric Clapton.

Great googely moogely...that was some guitar jamming!!!

Wow...:eek:

[xj4094dg]

Genesis - Invisible Touch

[Ranger0912]

Miles
Kind of Blue

[Lowell_M]

Miles
Kind of Blue

This has become one of my favorites

[Toolfan66]

This album is fantastic on the SDA's.




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[danz1906]

Dave Koz

The Dance

[Tony M]

This album is fantastic on the SDA's.




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I agree the voice and sound effects on alot of his songs shine on the SDAs...:cool:

I bought some albums from goodwill and one was David Sanborn Heart to Heart and Damn does that sound good.I hooked up my Technics SL1400MK2 to listen to them and also Loggins and Messina's(1 album) Angry Eyes was awsome too.! There was Jean-Luc Ponty and this other guy named Andreas Vollenweider who plays electic harp.(3 albums) Anybody heard of Andreas?

[Ranger0912]

This has become one of my favorites
Greatest selling jazz album of all time.

[wayne3burk]

The George Shearing Quintet / with Dakota Staton - in the night

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000093U3W.01_SL75_.jpg

[Fongolio]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_IpasTQevhKM/Sz72DUcPWAI/AAAAAAAAAog/RYuRXiE9-V8/s400/Cover.png

Insanely good jazz/rock.

Billy Cobham on drums
John McLaughlin on guitar
Jan Hammer on keyboards

I also have it on LP and it sounds as good as the MFSL cd. Do yourself a favour and listen to this album. Make sure your seatbelt is fastened.

[vc69]

I'm listening to the voice coil in a MW7100 growl in anger. SONOFABITCH!

[Fongolio]

I'm listening to the voice coil in a MW7100 growl in anger. SONOFABITCH!

You have my sincerest condolances.

[danz1906]

Jeff Lorber

Flipside

Track-6 Sun Ra

[Demiurge]

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[Demiurge]

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[Demiurge]

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[danz1906]

Marion Meadows

Another side of Midnight- hdcd

[Demiurge]

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[Toolfan66]

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n70/MIxedbreedMusic/Influences/tonyrichwords.jpg

[Toolfan66]

I will have to pick this up..





[IMG]
Insanely good jazz/rock.

Billy Cobham on drums
John McLaughlin on guitar
Jan Hammer on keyboards

I also have it on LP and it sounds as good as the MFSL cd. Do yourself a favour and listen to this album. Make sure your seatbelt is fastened.

[Demiurge]

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[Demiurge]

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[Demiurge]

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[Demiurge]

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[Tony M]

I'm listening to the voice coil in a MW7100 growl in anger. SONOFABITCH!

That sucks right there, I don't care who you are.:(


I hate that noise!:mad:

[cincycat13]

The best of the Greatful Dead...

[wayne3burk]

Lew Davies and his Orchestra

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_OELGIAzGi5A/SCRte44-V1I/AAAAAAAAAJg/N96omu7Vq-w/s400/davies+delica+front.jpg

on Command Label

[Toolfan66]

I thought I would give the Black Eyed Peas The End a shot, I will say another great one for the SDA's

[mhmacw]

Maxes Gathering... its not poison!!! its just manufactured poorly.

[doctor r]

David Gilmour - On An Island

[inspiredsports]

The Velvet Underground; Some Kind Of Love

. . . from LIVE MCMXCIII -- Nice 2CD set recorded live at L'Olympia Theater in Paris July 15th, 16th and 17th. 1993 - Lou Reed and the gang bang out some nice versions of some of their best tunes.

[Knucklehead]

Queen...greatest hits.

[hearingimpared]

The Velvet Underground; Some Kind Of Love

. . . from LIVE MCMXCIII -- Nice 2CD set recorded live at L'Olympia Theater in Paris July 15th, 16th and 17th. 1993 - Lou Reed and the gang bang out some nice versions of some of their best tunes.

Now your talking, is Nico on those recordings?

[inspiredsports]

Now your talking, is Nico on those recordings?

No Nico on this one (1993). I think she was more the early 80's era wasn't she? . . . but definitely a great voice and HOT back in the day!

[Zitro]

I agree the voice and sound effects on alot of his songs shine on the SDAs...:cool:

Still haven't heard SDA's, but this song sounds good on my rig also. I actually really like this song, and the girl from the video isn't too bad either ;)

Right now listening to Victor Wooten, probably my favorite bassist, or at least a tie with Marcus Miller.

[hearingimpared]

No Nico on this one (1993). I think she was more the early 80's era wasn't she? . . . but definitely a great voice and HOT back in the day!

I misread your original post, I thought it said 1973 . . . Duh! I guess I should start wearing my reading glasses again.

[danz1906]

Fourplay

Four

[treitz3]

I'm listening to a song I haven't heard in a dog's age. Most of you younger guys wouldn't remember this, I wouldn't imagine, but it's a good tune to me. Brings back memories of me as a young man fiddling with my rig not really knowing a damn thing about high fidelity audio.

Spandau Ballet's "True".

[mdaudioguy]

Wilco (The Album), by... Wilco. Became a fan in the past few months. I'm digging it. :)

[dfranks]

I'm listening to a song I haven't heard in a dog's age. Most of you younger guys wouldn't remember this, I wouldn't imagine, but it's a good tune to me. Brings back memories of me as a young man fiddling with my rig not really knowing a damn thing about high fidelity audio.

Spandau Ballet's "True".

Fantastic song, I can still see the video( in my head that is)

[dfranks]

Morcheeba And a little George Benson

[ben62670]

Debbie Harry parallel lines, and Billy Joel 52nd st.

[treitz3]

Fantastic song, I can still see the video( in my head that is)Wow, I don't recall there being a video. I must be getting old.

Decided to switch it up a bit and pluck out something else I haven't heard in a while. Skid Row's Slave to the Grind CD. I think I liked it better as a kid. :(

Yeah, I liked it better as a youngin'. It's already out. How about some......hmmmmm, let's see.....Ah! Wild Cherry's........... ♪ Play that Funky Music ♪

Oh yeah, playin' LOUD baby!!! :D

[concealer404]

Filter - Short Bus


Man... i LOVE this album.

http://img.maniadb.com/images/album/174/174337_1_f.jpg

[shack]

Talking Heads - Popular Favorites 1976-1992/Sand In the Vaseline

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B000002LRK.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[shack]

Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

SACD

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0000C8AVM.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg


This album may not be Dylan's best album (definitely top 3 though)...but it has my favorite Dylan song...."Tangled Up in Blue".

This SACD is an excellent recording.

[hearingimpared]

Talking Heads - Popular Favorites 1976-1992/Sand In the Vaseline

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B000002LRK.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

Excellent, awesome set. I've played it maybe >25 times!

[lmacmil]

Jethro Tull's Greatest Hits and The Wallflowers Bringing down the Horse

[John30_30]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41W-%2BRjHgQL._SS400_.jpg

[sda2mike]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41W-%2BRjHgQL._SS400_.jpg

OP was a monster! i just watched a video, i think it was 'music in the key of oscar'. highly reccomended! class act...reminds me of bb king...i think i'll listen to 'night train'....i'll put some extra pressure on the throttle, too;)

does anybody know the album he did with anita o'day? just imagine!:D

[Tony M]

Excellent, awesome set. I've played it maybe >25 times!

Song 16 (burnin down the house)I think was a demo for me to show off wattage:D many times.

[hearingimpared]

Song 16 (burnin down the house)I think was a demo for me to show off wattage:D many times.

Yes indeed so have I as well as song 18, "This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody)" to showcase subtle nuances and inner detail.

[Demiurge]

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[shack]

Jackson Browne - Solo Acoustic - Volumes 1 & 2

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41Otgyqb%2BqL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Don't agree much with his politics (which permeates through his music) but I still am a huge fan of him as a musician.

[arun1963]

Jackson Browne - Solo Acoustic - Volumes 1 & 2

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41Otgyqb%2BqL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Don't agree much with his politics (which permeates through his music) but I still am a huge fan of him as a musician.

I wish more of his stuff was available here. He's just brilliant.

I already liked a fair bit of the music you listen to Mike, but have broadened my range much wider thanks to your posts in this thread. That sounds like a cliche....lol

[inspiredsports]

Ozzy; Live At Budokan

- I also just listened to Black Sabbath; Paranoid and it's really stunning how advanced Ozzy's speech impediment has become since then. "Sex, Drugs & Rock and Roll" sure sounds fun until the reality of hitting your 50's sets in!

[harold280z]

Layin' in the Alley by Big Joe & The Dynaflows

Very Nice!

[danz1906]

Ron Blake

Shayari

Track-1 Waltz for Gwen
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3r5sc_ron-blake-killer-sax-player-at-the_music

[shack]

Sly & the Family Stone - Stand!

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41xglnp3BbL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Damn good funk music!

Thanks for planting the seed Brock.

[Tony M]

:rolleyes:Love that stuff, that Funky stuff, oh yea!!!:rolleyes:
I get my funk on once in a while too.



For now though it's..

Norah Jones , two older cds..
Pawn shop purchases, 1.00 a piece:D

[hearingimpared]

Sly & the Family Stone - Stand!

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41xglnp3BbL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Damn good funk music!

Thanks for planting the seed Brock.

I always loved Sly & the Family Stone. However you could never count on him showing up for his concerts. I went to see him three times back in the day and he only showed up once. Bummer as it was, the concert he did show up for was absolutely one of the most enjoyable.

[hearingimpared]

:rolleyes:Love that stuff, that Funky stuff, oh yea!!!:rolleyes:
I get my funk on once in a while too.



For now though it's..

Norah Jones , two older cds..
Pawn shop purchases, 1.00 a piece:D

Nice snag. Are they the ones that she did more bluesy stuff?

[danz1906]

Miles Davis

Kind of Blue

[NotaSuv]

Kapena and then a little of the Peter Moon band....

[arun1963]

I wish more of his stuff was available here. He's just brilliant.

I already liked a fair bit of the music you listen to Steve, but have broadened my range much wider thanks to your posts in this thread. That sounds like a cliche....lol

Corrected. Really, really, sorry and :o'd about that boo boo.

[shack]

I always loved Sly & the Family Stone. However you could never count on him showing up for his concerts. I went to see him three times back in the day and he only showed up once. Bummer as it was, the concert he did show up for was absolutely one of the most enjoyable.

Yeah...but don't the truly talented/gifted artists usually move to "the beat of a different drummer"? It's often that eccentricity and unpredictablity that allows them to do and create stuff that's beyond the norm.


Corrected. Really, really, sorry and :o'd about that boo boo.

No problem. I knew what you meant.

[danz1906]

YellowJackets

Four Corners

[shack]

Edgar Winter - Winter Blues

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41M157N2R7L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Given the weather lately this one seemed appropriate.

Edgar is the overlooked albino Winter blues brother IMO. He often played and recorded with his older brother, Johnny...but Johnny always was in the forefront. Edgar is an accomplished bluesman in his own right. It is ironic that his greatest fame came from a "crossover" album, They Only Come Out At Night by the Edgar Winter Group. Hits Like "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride" became rock standards in the early 70's...and still get considerable air time on classic rock radio even today.

Winter Blues is well worth checking out. It is a live album recorded in 1999. His brother Johnny shows up on the album along with the horn section from his early band White Trash. He also brought along a few of his friends...Rick Derringer, Leon Russell, Dr. John and Eddie Money. They all make significant contributions to this album.

If you like the Blues...or any of the artists on this album...see if you can find this one and give it a spin. You won't be disappointed IMO.

[heiney9]

Erin McKeowen - Hundreds of Lions

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

Erin McKeown first gained attention as a folky singer/songwriter, albeit one who crafted tunes with considerable pop music charm. Her music has expanded over the years, becoming more inclusive of styles like bluegrass, blues, jazz, classic pop, swing, reggae, and light rock. Her last studio effort, Sing You Sinners, was a collection of cover tunes from the '30s and '40s, putting her distinctive, throaty alto to good use with inventive arrangements that combined all of her musical interests. This outing could be seen as an extension of that set, with arrangements that bring bossa nova, '60s Brit-pop, and the heartbreaking folk ballads that first inspired her. "Santa Cruz" is a pop tune that brings to mind the mid-'60s work of Bacharach/David, a tale of missed connections and love gone awry, but the jittery percussion, jarring electric guitar, and McKeown's insistent vocal add an element of emotional darkness. Sustained organ notes and a somber, clanging electric guitar accent the somber mood of "(Put the Fun Back in The) Funeral." It captures the hopeless feeling of depression without completely plunging you into the abyss. "You, Sailor" and "Seamless" hark back to McKeown's folk roots. "Sailor" sounds traditional, just voice and guitar, a poignant song of yearning that uses the sea as a metaphor for the distance between lovers; "Seamless" is almost a cappella, with McKeownstrumming sparse guitar chords to support her desolate vocal and a striking punch line -- "How can we know that apocalypse and bliss are truly seamless?" "All That Time You Missed" is brighter musically, if not lyrically, with its bossa beat making its tale of lovers struggling for connection sound like a gentle dance. The Farfisa piano and handclaps on "The Rascal" give it an early Merseybeat feel as McKeowndelivers a lively vocal that belies the song's message of anguish. McKeown's in fine voice throughout and the backing players add subtle polish to her finely constructed tunes. Her fluid vocals remain the centerpiece of the album, while her lyrics reveal the heart of a poet and the wisdom of a soul wise beyond her years.



Sarah Harmer - You Were Here

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HG7ZQM1VL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Sarah Harmer's first solo effort, You Were Here, doesn't allow a simple categorization of style or reveal a sweeping trend in progress. But it is certain that she is an artist choosing wisely from a great scope of colors. With a pleasing and misleading start, the rollicking opening track asserts its individuality with a Vaudevillian clarinet, keeping one foot in Kinks pop and one in some elusive species of country rock. The next track leaps into the present, utilizing rhythms that sound somewhat synthesized in the mode of David Gray. "The Hideout," having appeared also on a Starbucks coffeehouse compilation disc, has the feel of Neil Young circa Harvest, and becomes a powerful single with its heavy drum line, bold "fifths" chords, and strong chorus with a memorable hook. Moving on, the energy level quickly drops to a spare meditation, featuring vocal, guitar, subtle organ, and the dark psychology of the lyrics. This ebb and flow proves to be the experience throughout You Were Here. Songs may begin with a soft acoustic, then unfold assuredly toward their climax. Various instruments add character now and then, such as a muted trumpet or a harmonica, and the energy level can sway between a lullaby and full pop treatment with a definite destination. The music can also have a heavier edge, driven at times by a malcontent electric guitar. Throughout, the cello is a recurrent staple, as is Harmer's self-harmonized lead vocal. In conjunction with her sonorous, folky vibrato, the melodies are built of simplicity and sweetness, making it an easy album to latch onto. Produced by Harmer herself, along with Peter Prilesnik, You Were Here is keen to a number of musical influences. Her Canadian nationality notwithstanding, there is more than a whisper of Joni Mitchell or Ron Sexsmith in the music. Moments which might feel slow or meandering could likewise feel pensive, meditative, or gather interest from their potential to reveal something more. The lyrics are observational yet detached, and poetic without being arcane -- the album as a whole feels sincere, answering to a variety of moods and whims. It is a work of quality, from the songwriting clear to the production.

Two female singer/songwriter's that everyone should seriously check out.

H9

[george daniel]

Traffic

[hearingimpared]

Traffic

Great LP George but "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" will put you in another dimension.

[bigaudiofanatic]

Owl City

[danz1906]

Patricia Barber

Modern Cool

[lectronicjunkie]

Seether

Breakdown

[ben62670]

Pink Flyod Echo's and Ozzy Diary of a Madman.

[mmadden28]

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41TFHGM1MYL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

Oh man Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast is awesome on the SDA's - wow.

[concealer404]

Great album...recorded EXTREMELY well, too! :D

http://www.electrical-res.com/EX/10-19-08/dave-matthews-band-crash.jpg

[jz0h4d]

Bach organ works and lots of Mozart.
John Renbourn
Bert Jansch

[shack]

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/fa/ac/ae08820dd7a08591152df010.L._AA240_.jpg

Probably one of the most significant and influential albums made in the 60s. And it still sounds good to this day.

[Knucklehead]

Queensryche- Empire

[danz1906]

Keiko Matsui

Doll

[BlueMDPicker]

http://cover7.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/Large/16/1025016.jpg

2008 - Delmark 796

The good stuff.

Backed Junior Wells and Otis Rush for years. Shines as a lead guitarist, front man, and writer.

[michaeljhsda2]

Genesis - Ripples

Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues

Robert Plant - I Cried

Black Sabbath - She's Gone

[shack]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live at Winterland

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/dc/9c/a3559833e7a0d41d7a181110.L.jpg

After listening to "Are You Experienced", I still needed more Hendrix. As good as the studio albums are...Live Jimi Hendrix is the next level. The stage brought out a level of intensity that had to be "experienced". This album is one of many Live Hendrix albums that are out there. "Band of Gypsys", "Jimi Plays Monterey" and "Radio One" are all excellent, but Winterland is their equal IMO, but is not as prevalent as the others when his performances are talked about. That's too bad...as this a performance worth listening to.

[heiney9]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live at Winterland

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/dc/9c/a3559833e7a0d41d7a181110.L.jpg

After listening to "Are You Experienced", I still needed more Hendrix. As good as the studio albums are...Live Jimi Hendrix is the next level. The stage brought out a level of intensity that had to be "experienced". This album is one of many Live Hendrix albums that are out there. "Band of Gypsys", "Jimi Plays Monterey" and "Radio One" are all excellent, but Winterland is their equal IMO, but is not as prevalent as the others when his performances are talked about. That's too bad...as this a performance worth listening to.

Absolutely. I have all the nights he played Winterland on bootleg and live Hendrix is on another level.

Winterland (atleast on the Ryko label) has been out of print for years as it's Alan Douglas era stuff. Much of what Alan Douglas did with Hendrix's back catalog was/is questionable, but this does stand out as one of the better efforts. Of course all the Alan Douglas stuff has been OOP since Experience Hendrix took over the reigns, which is a good thing, IMO. But, then gems like this slip through the cracks. This cd was among the first cd's I bought back around 1986-87.

[shack]

Winterland (atleast on the Ryko label) has been out of print for years as it's Alan Douglas era stuff. Much of what Alan Douglas did with Hendrix's back catalog was/is questionable, but this does stand out as one of the better efforts.

This is one of the Rykodisc CDs. I purchased this in the late 80s early 90s. When I was looking for a photo to link, I was suprised to find how much this CD was selling for used ($40±). Mine is a near mint copy...it's not for sale...but it's good to know at least a few things I own are worth more now than when I bought them (unlike my 401K :rolleyes:).

[heiney9]

This is one of the Rykodisc CDs. I purchased this in the late 80s early 90s. When I was looking for a photo to link, I was suprised to find how much this CD was selling for used ($40±). Mine is a near mint copy...it's not for sale...but it's good to know at least a few things I own are worth more now than when I bought them (unlike my 401K :rolleyes:).

The Radio One title also on Ryko goes for even more. I have both titles also in near mint cond. I also have the Jimi Hendrix Concerts cd and you can see what it goes for here if new.

http://www.amazon.com/Jimi-Hendrix-Concerts/dp/B000008GI3/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1266988390&sr=1-1

Another is called Essential Hendrix on Reprise (another Alan Douglas era cd)

http://www.amazon.com/Essential-Jimi-Hendrix-Vol-1-2CD/dp/B000008GHX/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1266988506&sr=1-1

Sadly at one point I had both of the former on LP at one time before cd's were even around.

OOP Hendrix cd's can have some value to the right person

[Tony M]

Yes indeed so have I as well as song 18, "This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody)" to showcase subtle nuances and inner detail.

Sorry about what happened but maybe this will get to you .

The two cds are *feels like home * and * come away with me * and I do like the laid back style of these.

I'll listen to track 18 on the Talking heads disc for the first time now. I never went past 16 LOL.

[Tony M]

Track 18 is musically detailed for sure. I liked it!

[danz1906]

Santana

Supernatural

[mmadden28]

Hiromi - Another Mind
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415VNXKDX4L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

[John30_30]

I love these guys. Got several of their cd's, but they're impossible to get stateside. I've found them all on either Amazon international or ebay.uk.

Kroke (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kroke)
3 piece(now 4) group of nice Polish boys from Cracow, Tomas Kukurba on viola, whistle and howls, Tomasz Lato- standup bass, Jerzy Bawol on squeezebox.
And on drums added a few years back, Tomasz Grochot.



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Gotta admit, I don't remember this track in this movie......

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[concealer404]

http://www.lyricsdirectory.com/portal/rock/muse/hullabaloo.jpg

[wayne3burk]

Patsy Cline

Track two is very good.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_tRg73iZIquM/SehciGBESvI/AAAAAAAAbxk/ZF1LaxFEdVU/s320/patsy+cline+story.jpg

[mmadden28]

Giving this a try now--an Opera by Roger Waters..
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61Z4NXX36SL._SS400_.jpg

[Demiurge]

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[Knucklehead]

Seether Disclaimer

[nadams]

Right now, a local group called Symphonic Haze. Sadly, they produced one album then broke up. I'm friends with two brothers from the band and they are still producing music, but nothing recorded yet.

Time to down another Third Eye Pale Ale!

[shack]

Eagles - Long Road Out Of Eden

Deluxe Edition 2 disc CD - Universal Distribution



http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51IuBc%2B5WdL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

I happen to be a huge Eagles fan and have followed them since I purchased their first album in 1972. I went out and bought this album on the first day it was released...so you sould be able to guess that I like this album. ;)

However, regardless of my opinion of the music itself...the SQ of this recording is stellar. In fact between this album and "Hell Freezes Over" the Eagles have set the standard for the way redbook CDs should be recorded IMO.

BTW the songs with Joe Walsh as vocal lead are awesome!

[xcapri79]

Classical music and opera on NPR.

[grimmace19]

Blink 182 - Take off your pants and jacket

[george daniel]

I am fortunate to not only have seen this tour, but have such a nice copy as well,,and I mean that with the utmost respect towards everyone.

[wayne3burk]

The Swinging Herd -- CD captured from Vinyl, etc etc

[hearingimpared]

The Swinging Herd -- CD captured from Vinyl, etc etc

Good stuff there Bro. My experience with vinyl transfers to CD, and I have quite a few mainly from Keiko, is that they sound soooooo open and airy with that vinyl warmth. I would like to get into doing the transfers but every time I play a record it convinces me that I'd be wasting my time because the vinyl sounds so good.

[mizthuphee]

Live At Blues Alley - Eva Cassidy; track # 8 "Feilds of Gold" is playing as I type.

[bruss]

I dig this

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[Hillbilly61]

Jon Anderson and Vangelis "The Friends of Mr. Cairo."

25 years ago when getting into music, I first heard it and thought Anderson was a female vocalist! :p Still a great song and LP in general. :D

[Knucklehead]

Iron Maiden "Brave New World"

[dc55110]

Can get enough of Chick Corea lately and this one has been getting a lot of play:http://images.geotorrents.com/images/zuicda8svx3lpgwi1k15.jpg

[danz1906]

Keiko Matsui

Whisper from the Mirror

[harold280z]

Eva Cassidy "Live at Blues Alley"
Very very nice!

[heiney9]

Jeff Beck - Performing This Week Live @ Ronnie Scotts.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51oO2Mf0pPL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

As simply jaw dropping set. What more can be said. Jeff Beck is a master and add to that Vinny Coulatta on drums and Tal Wilkenfeld (a little fireplug) on bass.

I have the DVD as well and lot's of respected musicians in the audience as well as Eric Clapton coming up on stage to play a set. Jimmy Page was in the audience but due to his broken finger a legendary reunion was not possible. It would have been awesome to have all 3 players on stage.

Get the DVD or CD or both, you won't regret it.

H9

[sda2mike]

listening and watching: Anita O'Day....Live in Tokyo 1963

criminy! what a hot classy lady she was!:)

[shack]

Glenn Frey - Soul Searchin'

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41FF4K3CNRL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

Some nice sax and horn backing on this album...a very mellow album for the most part. I've always felt Frey's solo work took a backseat to Don Henley, even though I think Glenn is every bit as good as Don. Don't get me wrong...I like Henley's work a lott...just that I like Frey and he never seems to get much credit.

[mmadden28]

Zee Avi (http://www.amazon.com/Zee-Avi/dp/B0025X4OV6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1267925247&sr=8-1)

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4156XTpHsJL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

[inspiredsports]

Supertramp; Breakfast in America - LP

[hearingimpared]

Supertramp; Breakfast in America - LP

Great LP Greg. I have it on MFSL Original Master Recording. Awesome!

[Demiurge]

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[fossy]

Fight --- war of words -- Rob Halfers band right after he left Judas Priest

[Knucklehead]

http://i567.photobucket.com/albums/ss118/3c4us/live-after-death-p.jpg

[shack]

Billy Joel - Piano Man

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/5e/f6/331553a09da029db9ed75110.L._AA240_.jpg

If you don't listen to an artist or album for a period of time...it is easy to forget just how good they are. Billy Joel is a great example. Over time he just sort of fades...then you listen to one of his albums and realize...damn...this guy WAS good. "Piano Man" and "Captian Jack" alone are worth picking this album up if you never heard it. I bet you can pick one up for next to nothing in a used CD store. For that matter, pick up any of his albums up through the mid 80s for an entertaining listen.

The fact that he had enough sense to marry Christie Brinkley...that's impressive by itself...but then he blew it and let her get away.

Still a babe at 55...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4d/Christie_Brinkley_by_David_Shankbone.jpg/260px-Christie_Brinkley_by_David_Shankbone.jpg

[dc55110]

Eva Cassidy "Live at Blues Alley"
Very very nice!

+1

Was listening to this yesterday morning.

[DAGLJAM6]

A new (for me) find.

Bruce Cockburn "You've Never Seen Everything"



Kinda that Chris Rea "Road to Hell" feel to it (for those who know that cd)

[shack]

Van Halen - 5150

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RCZ6QR3BL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Thanks Lou!

[danz1906]

Lee Ritenour

Smoke n Mirrors

[nooshinjohn]

With Love from Lynn Anderson

Lynn Anderson

[Demiurge]

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[Erik Tracy]

Beatles greatest hits compilation.

Ya know - I am really diggin' "Drive My Car" - man, Paul's bass line on this song is kickin!!

Love this song

[Motzart]

Dvorak Complete Symphonic Poems (2Cd Set)
Mine has the older art work(below)......original 1989 copy.

$10 Shipped....ebay purchase.....well worth it!

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5121Z0SBEQL._SS500_.jpg

[harold280z]

Brian Nova's Where's Buddy
Very smooth

[harold280z]

Nina Storey's All The Little Things
Very nice voice!

[Des Moines]

Best of UB40

[Knucklehead]

Tesla....Mechanical Resonance

[JPSmario]

Jeff Beck- live at ronnie scott's
michael brecker
steve winwood- higher life
rite of spring- stravinski conducts stravinski

[xcapri79]

jakob dylan seeing things

He sounds good on the Monitor 70's.

[-dave-]

Bon Iver - Skinny Love

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[BlueMDPicker]

Alvin always does it for me.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5117WHJ2DEL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

[hearingimpared]

Alvin always does it for me.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5117WHJ2DEL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Got it, awesome record Mike. Glad to see you posting again.

I love Alvin's live rendition of "I'm goin' home." IIRC it is on the Woodstock LPs.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41843PHA5PL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

Buddy Guy - Stone Crazy
Alligator Records, 1981

His cover of "Outskirts of Town" is the quintessence of his unique style, past and present.

[sda2mike]

you ever hear his album "DJ Play My Blues"? worth looking for! THE best recorded bass on a blues cd in my collection! ya gotta hear it;)

[blakeh]

Chromatics: In Shining Violence EP (on vinyl)

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_75wbAg46MSE/SlVcu44l85I/AAAAAAAAAEI/CNhROpIycyA/s400/shining+violence.jpg

[treitz3]

Delerium - Nuages Du Monde

[danz1906]

Bobby Mcferrin

Bang! Zoom

[DAGLJAM6]

Alt country night tuesday with:

Uncle Tupelo - "Anodyne" (new vinyl)

Son Volt - "Trace"

Son Volt - "Straightaways"

All great early evening classics of the genre

[stephen0630]

Big R Radio on iTunes....90's Alternative!

[zombie boy 2000]

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[Hillbilly61]

Green Grass and High Tides by the Outlaws.

This tune is a great workout for your amp and speaker response characteristics. From listening, I've decided that power in the front is best used by my Yamaha HT with its pre outs driving another amp for 2ch duty.

The previously felt gut shaking guitar response does not have the punch the music provides with the HT amp driving the speakers alone in 2ch mode alone. The amp is just driving things loud.

[michaeljhsda2]

Wicked World - Black Sabbath

followed by Am I Going Insane........by the same.

[michaeljhsda2]

Green Grass and High Tides by the Outlaws.

This tune is a great workout for your amp and speaker response characteristics. From listening, I've decided that power in the front is best used by my Yamaha HT with its pre outs driving another amp for 2ch duty.

The previously felt gut shaking guitar response does not have the punch the music provides with the HT amp driving the speakers alone in 2ch mode alone. The amp is just driving things loud.

Tides is a kick ass song...one of my favorites and Song For You is an outstanding yet under played song.

[michaeljhsda2]

Nosferatu - Blue Oyster Cult

[michaeljhsda2]

Cherokee - Europe

[michaeljhsda2]

Don't You Know What Love Is - Touch

[michaeljhsda2]

Somebody Been Sleeping in My Bed - Foghat

[michaeljhsda2]

Doctor Doctor - Foghat

Up next.... I'll Be Standing By - Foghat

[TNRabbit]

Blues Traveler - Four

[BlueMDPicker]

http://cdbaby.name/j/o/johnnyboots.jpg

The Johnny Boots Band - Everybody's got to eat

Some great B-3 work and solid blues/rock flavored guitar.

[sda2mike]

Pat Martino.....'East!' and 'Baiyina'..(sp?) both from '68

this guy is still working...if you get a chance; catch him live, or grab a cd:cool:

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21QYiatqj0L._SL500_AA158_.jpg

Brian Stoltz - East of Rampart Street
2003 - Long Overdue Recordings

Some funky az N'awlinz blues.

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41350E22Y5L._SL500_AA300_.jpg

Popa Chubby - The good, the bad, and the chubby
Blind Pig - 2002

We've seen Chubby a couple of times live and thoroughly enjoyed it. This one captures the feel of his live stuff very well.

[Zitro]

Supertramp- Crime of the Century LP

[BuckeyeTim]

Carpenters...Greatest hits...For some reason, Karen Carpenter singing Masquerade just flat out gives me goose bumps.

[dudeinaroom]

ZZ Top - sharp dressed man on Joe FM

[hearingimpared]

Carpenters...Greatest hits...For some reason, Karen Carpenter singing Masquerade just flat out gives me goose bumps.

Karen Carpenter could have sung "Three Blind Mice" and given me goosebumps!:cool:

[heiney9]

Siouxsie & The Banshee's- Hyaena

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf400/f482/f48239xbvry.jpg

Broadening the eclectically experimental landscape of 1982's Kiss in the Dream House with the occasional string arrangement and a spacious sound mix, Siouxsie and the Banshees' Geffen debut nicely bridges the gap between the band's handful of more-punk-than-pop early releases and their run of new wave, radio-friendly hits from the late '80s and early '90s. And though echoes of classic albums like Kaleidoscope and JuJu are heard in dark and menacing tracks such as "Bring Me the Head of the Preacher Man" and "Blow Your House Down," the emphasis here is on layered arrangements and pop tunes disguised as art-house production numbers ("Dazzle"); tasteful horn and keyboard parts expand the group's guitar-dominated sound and provide Siouxsie with an airy and dreamlike backdrop in which to fully display her considerable vocal talents. Siouxsie further refines things by also including a generous share of fleet and gothic-tinged pop numbers like "Belladonna," "Running Town," and the band's hit cover of "Dear Prudence." Anchored by the signature sound of Steven Severin's guitar-like bass and Budgie's exotically adept percussion work, Hyaena qualifies as one of Siouxsie and the Banshees' finest moments.

Everyone needs a Siouxsie cd in their collection.

H9

[Erik Tracy]

Mobile Fidelity SACD - Marshall Crenshaw


Nice karma gift from Jesse!

I'd liken this to a 'happy' Joe Jackson album - where Joe was an angst/angry artist, Marshall is happier :)

[John30_30]

This is one S.F. 70's band I can still enjoy- especially with Spring rolling in. You youngsters who never heard of them owe it to yourselves to give 'em a listen.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5115uv2echL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

[audiobliss]

One Republic from www.grooveshark.com. I'm really liking a lot of their music!

[logo896]

Blaqk Audio

AFI- dember underground

[zombie boy 2000]

Everyone needs a Siouxsie cd in their collection.

H9


Agreed and agreed. I feel that they are criminally underrated.

[dudeinaroom]

The sound of my P4 rig up and running again.

[Erik Tracy]

Had the day off today - decided to pop in some blu-ray concerts and relax with a cold one...or two...

Listening to John Mayer "Into the Light".

Geez...what a pompous duffus he his, but good golly that guy can play the geetar!

Love the set with just the trio: guitar, bass, & drums - the cover of Hendrix's "Wait til Tomorow" is KICKIN'!

[mizthuphee]

SRV & Double Trouble (SACD) - Texas Flood

[Hillbilly61]

At this very moment?

Tune wise, nothing, nada. Sometimes it is just good to have the rig turned off and listen to other sounds, like the rain hitting the roof at this very moment.

[lightman1]

Those damned cockaroaches in my sock drawer are singing again. Sounds like an old Barry Manilow tune.....my ears are starting to hurt and the roaches don't speak English so my furious screams to stop have gone unheeded.......stay tuned

[hearingimpared]

SRV & Double Trouble (SACD) - Texas Flood

Now you are talking. The heavy vinyl version is awesome.

[arun1963]

Camel : Camel. There's actually someone else here who listen to this band :)

Simple Minds : New gold dream

Talking Heads : SP EAK IN GI N TO NGU ES

[Tony M]

At this very moment?

Tune wise, nothing, nada. Sometimes it is just good to have the rig turned off and listen to other sounds, like the rain hitting the roof at this very moment.

I agree to that. Veeeerrrry sooooothhhhing indeed.


But I just bought a womans' deceaced brothers' CD collection of about 60+
...classic rock like Led, Eagles, Aerosmith, Leonard Skynard Elton John, Billy Joel and a whole lot more.I have yet to look at them all. It was four plastic bags with alot in each one.I'll post here later which ones I play.;)

[xcapri79]

NPR 89.0-2 WWNO-FM HD radio classical music on my new Polk Audio I-Sonic ES2. Sounds wonderful!
I see several available on Polk Direct. Every Polkie just has to have one or two. They make a great gift too.
Best $250.00 spent in audio.

[Tony M]

Well there were 101 CDs :eek: all together and he really loved the Kinks, Rolling stones and the Byrds. About 20 Kinks, 12 Rolling Stones, and 10 Byrds I think.

There was even a Dire Straights, Brothers in arms disc. I didn't have that one , only their greatest hits or something. This is a DDD disc so I'm about to be blown away over what I thought I had.

I think I paid 35.00 for them.It was early in the morn. and I bought alot more later today.It could've been 25.00 but I think not.. There was one in there that still had 10.00 on the case. Quite a collection of some I didn't have so I'm happy.

I still want SACD's though...The search continues.:D

[Face]

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[xcapri79]

Well there were 101 CDs :eek: all together and he really loved the Kinks, Rolling stones and the Byrds. About 20 Kinks, 12 Rolling Stones, and 10 Byrds I think.

There was even a Dire Straights, Brothers in arms disc. I didn't have that one , only their greatest hits or something. This is a DDD disc so I'm about to be blown away over what I thought I had.

I think I paid 35.00 for them.It was early in the morn. and I bought alot more later today.It could've been 25.00 but I think not.. There was one in there that still had 10.00 on the case. Quite a collection of some I didn't have so I'm happy.

I still want SACD's though...The search continues.:D

Looks like you hit the jackpot. Well done!

[shack]

Jimmy Buffett - Banana Wind


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[Tony M]

Looks like you hit the jackpot. Well done!

Not too bad since I didn't have hardly a one of these.;)I had NO kinks and only 1 Byrds.

Man that Brothers in arms cd is GREAT! what dynamics it has!!!!:cool:

[Keiko]

Spinning vinyl. Currently it's Jethro Tull, Aqualung LP.

[shack]

Nanci Griffith - The MCA Years: A Retrospective

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A damn good album that I haven't listened to in quite a while. Not your run of the mill performer...but I like her a lot.

[BuckeyeTim]

Cat Mother and the Allnight Newsboys.

Thanks to George!

[headrott]

Zoviet France - Shouting at the Ground.

[stuwee]

It's Pat!!

'nuff said!

[hearingimpared]

It's Pat!!

'nuff said!

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: NOW 'nuff said!:D

[SCompRacer]

Sex Pistols compilation album, Flogging A Dead Horse. Love the cover.

Anarchy In The UK, for an anti-establishment fix.

[virtualdean]

Modest Mouse - Float On

Eric Clapton...Unplugged

[hockeyboy]

Listening to The Division Bell and watching GI Jane without the sound...

[Erik Tracy]

Listening to The Division Bell and watching GI Jane without the sound...

Is that like watching Wizard of Oz but listening to Dark Side of the Moon? :p:D

[Erik Tracy]

Got a shipment from Amazon on Saturday....

Right now...remastered version of Wishbone Ash "Argus".

I like the muscianship - being a rock boy of the 70s.

Soundwise, it is not stellar...a bit flat & dull...

[hearingimpared]

Listening to The Division Bell and watching GI Jane without the sound...


Is that like watching Wizard of Oz but listening to Dark Side of the Moon? :p:D

With a hit of good acid maybe!;):D

[Erik Tracy]

With a hit of good acid maybe!;):D

I have NO idea what you could be talking about...no sir...none whatsoever...;)

[hearingimpared]

I have NO idea what you could be talking about...no sir...none whatsoever...;)

Okay, I'll put it in terms I know you'll understand, 'ORANGE SUNSHINE' 'PURPLE HAZE' 'WINDOW PANE' 'FULL MOON OVER BAGDAD'!!!:eek::D

Now let's hear the denial . . . LOL!!!:p:D

[greyford1979]

Metallica-One...I had to try it out with the new sub, me likey:D

[Tony M]

Carpenters...Greatest hits...For some reason, Karen Carpenter singing Masquerade just flat out gives me goose bumps.

I thought so too when I heard their SACD I accidently bought.That song was outstanding!!!Unbelievable musicality the way her voice blended with the music. Zen maybe....:cool:

[danz1906]

David Sanborn

Closer

[JPSmario]

Freddie Hubbard - Staight Life

[BlueMDPicker]

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Son of Skip James - Dion DiMucci
2007, Verve Forecast

Very listenable offering from a guy I grew up listening to. He still has that very distinctive phrasing anyone would associate with "Runaround Sue" or "The Wanderer". Solid backing on piano and organ in this offering.

[DAGLJAM6]

Buddy Guy - "A Man and the Blues"

A fresh "Record Store Day" buy. Reissue on vinyl.
If you're a Buddy Guy fan try to grab a copy soon....

[NotaSuv]

Nektar..live in NY 1977

one of the few Nektar concerts I attended....

[greyford1979]

Listening to my beautiful fiance snoring on the sofa:eek::eek::eek:

[FiveORacing]

Boz Scaggs, Duane Allman: Muscle Shoals

[logo896]

Best of Korn

[BlueMDPicker]

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Turn Around - Jonny Lang
2006, A&M

I can't remember the last time I listened to a complete album without ONE decent track to somewhat redeem it. This mess is full of every gimmicky beat, discordant harmony, and wandering lyric imaginable. Not worth the media it's burned on.

(Turn) back (around) to the blues, Jonny. You've seriously lost your way.

[BlueMDPicker]

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Peace, Love & BBQ - Marcia Ball
2008, Alligator Records

One of our top 5, never miss, live acts. Marcia delivers. Her duet here with Dr. John is magical--both vocally and musically. Marcia loves what she does, and it shows.

[DAGLJAM6]

Buddy Guy- "Breaking Out"
Buddy Guy fans need to grab this one some of the nastiest(in a good way) guitar work i've heard on any of his albums/cds.

[virtualdean]

Pickin' on the Allman Bros
Pickin' on Led Zeppelin

A bunch of talented studio musican types use intruments normally associatted with Blue Grass and play. Various professionals play different tracks. Not freelance freestyle stuff. I couldn't believe the results.
NO, its not Deliverance style banjo boogie. Its REALLY well played and mastered.
Intrumental, no singing and super clean recording.
Check them out on Amazon and listen to samples. I can only speak to the two that I have. ;)

[Kenneth Swauger]

Gentle Giant, "Octopus", tremendous recording! Engineer is Martin Rushant. Listened with some warm sake (excellent with seafood). How about specific drinks with specific music?
Southern Comfort with Janis Joplin.

[danz1906]

Best of Fourplay

[yepimonfire]

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[shack]

Gentle Giant, "Octopus", tremendous recording! Engineer is Martin Rushant. Listened with some warm sake (excellent with seafood). How about specific drinks with specific music?
Southern Comfort with Janis Joplin.

Back when I was MUCH younger, Southern Comfort was consumed when listening to a multitude of musicians...however in the spirit...

Allman Brothers...Jack Daniels

Jimmy Buffett...Jose Cuervo (of course that was back in the day...he has his own brand now)

[greyford1979]

Was listening to Wonderful Tonight/Eric Clapton with my fiance. She actually got me to dance to it with her:eek: