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  1. 01-10-2006 02:16 PM #1381
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    Duran Duran's "Astronaut" SACD. Shockingly good. First album with all 5 original members in 20 years and it really shows.....the band is in top form and I can't believe I am typing this....Simon LeBon actually sounds great on this album. All the songs sound like "singles" material. Highly recommended.
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  2. 01-10-2006 08:00 PM #1382
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    Josh Sklair- "Josh" replaying some disks i've received from or were recommended by folks on the forum.(Thanks Mike, on this one)
    This one really comes alive on the Thiels with the Dodd ELP handling preamp duty. This is truly a you are there disk with the right set up.
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  3. 01-10-2006 08:07 PM #1383
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    Dave,

    A friend (who's currently on tour in Europe) has been playing bass with Josh, and a few other crazies, fairly often in LA. As soon as he returns, I'm hoping to score some board tapes of their lounge gigs. Should be fun!
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  4. 01-10-2006 08:49 PM #1384
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueMDPicker
    Dave,

    A friend (who's currently on tour in Europe) has been playing bass with Josh, and a few other crazies, fairly often in LA. As soon as he returns, I'm hoping to score some board tapes of their lounge gigs. Should be fun!
    Sounds like it could be! No joke though that disk, i'm guessing the time alignment does it, through the new/old Thiels just gains a new depth/dimension.

    Threw on some Jesse Sykes- "Oh my girl" still a multi layered favorite of mine.
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  5. 01-10-2006 08:54 PM #1385
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    Yup, that particular disc (Josh) through the AR-9's is incredible.

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  6. 01-10-2006 09:20 PM #1386
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    Quote Originally Posted by TroyD
    Yup, that particular disc (Josh) through the AR-9's is incredible.

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    Which reminds me next demo afternoon we need to check out those AR-9's I think your hording time on 'em... :) BTW have you tried out that Tjader disk yet?
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    Nope, not yet......

    Also, I've got that LP cleaning fluid for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TroyD
    Nope, not yet......

    Also, I've got that LP cleaning fluid for you.
    Zombied right by it on the way out......

    and Cat Stevens - "Tea for the Tillerman" vinyl, .99 all day every day thrift store pick up.
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    Blues variety pack... Click the pic for the line-up...

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    Beck - Stereopathetic Soul Manure

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    Joan Osborne - How Sweet It Is



    Release Date: September 17, 2002
    Label: Compendia
    Catalog No.: 9365

    Despite the image most have of Joan Osborne as the "Pop" singer who brought "One of Us" to the airwaves....Her element is a rock/blues/soul genre. "How Sweet It Is" is an album of cover versions from soul artists, including most of her influences (with a couple of "rock" covers thrown in). Marvin Gaye , Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding, Edwin Starr, Jimi Hendrix, Sly & The Family Stone, Aretha Franklin, Dave Mason and The Band are some of the origninal artists. Smooth and laid back is a good description of the style of this album. She doesn't try to copy or sound like the original artist but more like she is giving homage while adding her own voice and interpetation. She is a white girl with a voice made for R&B and Soul. It is well recorded and a good listen.
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    Elton John-Honky Chateau (MSFL)

    Found this at the used cd store the other day. It's the original MSFL disc. What some people get rid of is amazing sometimes. This recording got a lot play when I was growing up. Amazingly, this is one I haven't had in my collection. Classic Elton John, one of his best IMO.

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    ^^ I'm a fan of Joan as well. She grew up very fast...

    "You better get back, Honky Cat, livin' in the city isn't where it's at..."
    Played the **** out of that in college...

    Me this AM? Paula Cole - This Fire

    Used CD shop purchase for "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone". Just threw it in expecting full disk of pleasant, background fluff in the same vein...
    But no-o-o-o-o-o...

    In the opening of the first track, "Tiger", she reached out, grabbed me by the balls and said, "Sit down and listen." I still am...

    Bit over produced in spots, but the lady has some serious pipes, and more than a little writing talent. AMG says jazz training, and it shows in spots.

    Nice to be pleasantly surprised every once in a while...

    EDIT:... and again by the same disk... Last track is "I Don't Want to Wait"... Did not even know this was her. Just a cherry on top...

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  14. 01-12-2006 02:41 PM #1394
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    Just listened to Slow Surprises by Emmylou Harris on my "75 Years of Grand Ole Opry" CD. Great song. Her voice and the music really work together to create a performance.

    Am listening through my Chris Isaak Heart Shaped World CD again. I like every song on this CD! Best money I've ever spent! Well, I didn't actually buy it myself, but it would have been had I bought it!
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    Placido Domingo "Quereme Mucho"

    Great CD...
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    Hmm..thinking about what that means in English...

    "You Want Me a Lot"

    Is that it? lol
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    Actually in the CD it's translated as "Love me Greatly".
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    Hey, that works, too! :p
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    Cream - Goodbye
    On R2R, snagged NIB with cellophane

    The studio cuts are super. The live stuff would require an illegal smile to really enjoy. I haven't listened to this album in years. I suspect the next listen will fall in that same time frame.
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    Was looking through my cassettes, so I'm listening to Bruce Hornsby and the Range - The Way It Is. Listening on my portably tape player on my headphones...*dreams of a 'nice' headphone rig*...
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    B52's - Rock Lobster

    Ohhh yeah!
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    Ike & Tina Turner - Outta Season
    1969 Blue Thumb, Reel to Reel
    Ike Turner is a fantastic blues guitarist, and this offering showcases his talents in the genre better than any in my collection. Nothing original to be found here in the way of songwriting -- these are all covers of blues and soul standards. But, there are amazing covers of "Five Long Years", "Rock Me Baby", "Reconsider Baby", and "3 O'Clock in the Morning Blues". Tina does a respectable job with the (predominantly) blues cuts and lets it all hang out on "I've Been Loving You Too Long" and "I Am a Motherless Child". There's a subtle call and return between the couple on "Grumbling" that I never knew was there until I heard it in true analog.
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    Guns n' Roses - Coma

    10 minutes long, but its got a great riff, and good solos.
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    Todd Rundgren- "Back to the Bars" Live , Vinyl and LOUD.
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    The Velvet Underground - Heroin
    got to love the way this song just builds up
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAGLJAM6
    Todd Rundgren- "Back to the Bars" Live , Vinyl and LOUD.
    Paul, ashamed (again) to sat that I've never heard that... Recommended?

    I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (An Anthology) - Warren Zevon

    One of those bad voices you just love. Always enjoyed "Werewolves...",. etc., but I'd never owned him until his passing. Now I know there was a hole in my music.

    What really grabs me is the outstanding SQ and musicianship of this set... hell, this career.

    And the cover photo is the spitting image of my ex-bro-in-law...

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    Moved to another thread

    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/show...434#post405434
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    Quote Originally Posted by swerve
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    +1 Excellent!
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    Peter Gabriel - So



    I just love this album. Not a bad cut from top to bottom. You want to give your sub or those passive radiators a workout? The bass on this album will do that. Kate Bush on "Don't Give Up" is a plus.
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    Loggins & Messina - The Best of Friends
    1976 - CBS 1R1 6594, Reel to Reel

    One of my personal favorites from the 70's. Solid songwriting, vocals and arrangements throughout. Michael Omartain's work on the keys is simply outstanding, as is Jim Messina's guitar and mandolin play. Angry Eyes, Vahevala, Peace of Mind, My Music, House at Pooh Corner, Watching the River Run, Danny's Song, Your Mama Don't Dance -- an amazing album!
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