What are you streaming tonight?


As we are in the modern age of music I thought I would see how this fares.
We have threads specific for cdp and tt so why not streaming as it is a modern media.
I don't care if you stream Tidal, Deezer, Spotify, Paradise Radio or any number of internet stations.
I would like you to share your tastes and method of streaming.
uberwaltz

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This has been a hell a week.  The contractor has been in a frenzy to finish repairs to my house by January 1 (we got hit by a tornado back in August...I know, sooo 2020!).  Both my parents, my brother, his wife, both her adult children and their spouses all tested positive for COVID on Christmas Eve.  Finally settling down for some serious music listening to compose myself, and FEDEX delivers my new Zu Dirty Weekends.  Things are looking up for 2021.

Testing out the new speakers (and Zu Mission cables), so my listening is going to be really eclectic


Sarah Vaughan - Sarah Vaughan at Mr Kelly’s

Air - Moon Safari

Dave Brubeck - Time Out

White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Hear

Walter Hawkins - Love Alive II
Radio Bossa Jazz Brasil - A Brazilian internet radio/streaming channel.   Burning in the new speakers.  
big_greg

I liked them right out of the box.  Compared to the ELAC Debut 6.2s they’re replacing they have more detail and better soundstage.  Can’t wait until they acclimatize and finish their burn in period. I should have some fun placing them.
Morphine - Cure For Pain

personal library

Got my rubber feet for my Zu DWs in the mail today, and am continuing to break them in and working on placement.  
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Penguin Cafe Orchestra

How to describe this album? Eclectic acoustic? Pop world music? Think the soundtrack to several TV shows (maybe “Thirty-Something?”) or movies (“Telephone and Rubber Band” has been in several), more than a few commercials. Overall very pleasant and relaxing.
Louise Jallu - Piazzolla 2021

Qobuz Hi-Res

Because everyone needs more melancholy accordion in their lives.
Finishing up Shame - Drunk Tank Pink on Qobuz Hi-Res.  Nice post-punk album.  
As soon as I finish this, I’ll be starting on a project to create a playlist on Qobuz I’ll call Audiogon Pop.  I’ve been following a forum “Perfect Pop Songs”. 
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/perfect-pop-songs

Lots of good songs I want to wrangle, plus lots of stuff I’m not familiar with.  Might be a long evening...

The Weeknd - Dawn FM

Qobuz Hi-Res

A nice mix of various music styles in a concept album.  

Various Artists - Ska Mania

Os Mutantes - Everything Is Possible

Freegal, courtesy of my local library

Faxed - Plex

Qobuz Hi-Res

 

Relaxing and intricate experimental jazz.  Great SQ and a treat to listen to. 

T.P. Orchestre Poly Rhythme de Cotonou, Benin - Vol 4, Yehouessi Leopoldo Batteur

Quobuz Hi-Res

Nice high life album. Gets you dancing. 
Kiwi, Jr. - Cooler Returns

Qobuz Hi-Res

Nice, up-beat pop sound.  Think R.E.M.

Joep Beving  - Hermetism 

Qobuz Hi-Res

Nice mellow classical music for a beautiful spring morning. 

Supertramp - Even In The Quietest Moments

Janet Jackson - Control

Qobuz Hi-Res
TaylorSwift - the “dropped your hand while dancing” chapter 

Qobuz Hi-Res
Tim Munro - Christopher Cerrone: Liminal Highway

Qobuz Hi-Res

Classical/electronica.  If you like Philip Glass you’ll like this album. 
Arlo Parks - Collapsed on Sunbeams 

Qobuz Hi-Res

Mellow R&B, think Lauren Hill.  
Shemekia Copeland - Uncivil War

Qobuz

Great blues with an updated sound.  
reubent

Good choice moving to streaming.  I sold my turntable and record collection about a year ago and bought a Node 2i, but soon upgraded to the PowerNode 2i due to space considerations.  It also has an HDMI plug so I can add a TV for a home theater system in the future. 
Qobuz has a great selection of music, and the app is very easy to use. They has a good deal for a one year subscription for $150 (cheaper with a military discount) versus $15 per month.  
Emmet Cohen - Future Stride

Qobuz Hi-Res

Nice lounge piano music for background 
reubent

i too am more of a music guy than an audiophile. I think you’ll be happy if you get Qobuz and the Node 2i.  I started streaming and sold my turntable and records due to an anticipated downsizing, but the access to so much more music has certainly broadened my taste.  I don’t regret the shift. But I certainly would not recommend anyone get rid of their records.
I never used Spotify, but do have to admit the SQ of Qobuz on my system makes me very happy. 
ghjuvanni

i did the same thing!  I ripped all my CDs to my computer, in addition to digitizing many of my records (over a period of several years.  Not something I would recommend casually). I stored everything on my 2TB external hard drive and listen through my USB port on my PowerNode 2i.  I had more than a few rare/obscure records I can’t find on CD or digitally so at least I get to listen to them still. 
Lenny Breau - Guitar Sounds

Qobuz

Just reconnected with an old friend from my high school days in Maine.  He tells me his local hangout is named “Lenny’s” after Lenny Breau.  Lenny was a local music prodigy who did well for himself professionally but died much too young of a heroin OD.  Lenny’s brother Denny and buddies played here before COVID. Once I can get back to Maine I may check the place out. 
Airelle Besson - Try!

Qobuz Hi-Res

Nice jazz, as if Chuck Mangione and Enya had a baby.