What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

So this is what I am listening to tonight.

Imagine: John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert live.

Tidal

Ghosthouse, 

Virgil Donati - great drummer. Track "Eleven" has a great groove and as you indicated,,, great recording. 

https://youtu.be/LNng2e3nco0

Cruising through Icefish now. Again, great drummer! Great recording. Need to give it some time. 

No problem, of course, U.  I certainly can't make a steady diet of this stuff.  re old age and listening preferences, I expect I know what you mean.  I'm also guessing I'm a few years up on you!

N - Is Donati new to you or were you already up on him?

In This Life has great sonics.  Not the most melodic thing I've ever listened to but it is interesting.  Might be one of those things that rewards time invested.  

Later.  

New to me, ghost, but he's tight.

Ian Dury and the Blockheads- New Boots and panties...followed by Status Quo- Blue for you.

Gawdbless

Now their are two blasts from my past indeed!

Remember seeing both of them live back in Blighty!

You can call the Quo the original three chord wonders but boy did they put on a rock n roll show live!

Try this for size...

In The Dynamite Jet Saloon ... Dogs D'Amour.

Be surprised if anybody heard of them never mind heard them ... Lol

Going to continue in same vein with some more good ol Brit rock,n,roll.

Homewreckers and Heartbreakers .... The Quireboys.

One of the best live high energy rock,n,roll shows I ever saw was a double header of The Quireboys and The Dogs at The infamous Boat Club in Nottingham. One of the small clubs Led Zep got their start in!

A blast from start to end!

Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express - Live in Los Angeles

(not crazy about the vocals...but Brian's keyboard work is worth it and then some)

Straight Ahead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EnzdHNOEso

@ghosthouse

+1 I love Brian Auger - he plays so well. Like Herbie Hancock, Chester Thompson and Booker T - sense of timing, feel and swing is impeccable. The Trinity Sessions with Julie Driscoll is also fantastic - this was in his younger days.... 

@uberwaltz- 

Thanks for the tips, I will check them out. Yep, Quo nowt but head down mindless boogie, and of course dear old Ian (RIP). Two of Britain's finest.
I strongly urge for those that have not heard of Ian Dury and the Blockheads  to check out  the 'New Boots And Panties' album.

@shadorne 
Thanks for sharing the Brian Auger appreciation.  I'm actually old enough to remember Brian Auger and the Trinity.  He and Julie were getting some FM airplay back then.  

This Live In Los Angeles 2 CD recording is relatively new (2015, I believe).  Good sound quality, by the way.  The guy is a survivor but even more, seems to have kept his musical spark going.  I didn't get through the whole thing last night so looking forward to continuing later today.  

He's also on CAB2, guesting with Brunel, MacAlpine, and Chambers.  Check that one out if you don't know it.  

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=8&cad=rja&...

Absolutely nothing.  I've ripped all of my CDs to an Innous Zenith MKII and haven't looked back.  Having said that, I was listening to Marvin Gaye "What's Going On" today.  Great album on CD, awesome album on vinyl.

Not in my cdp either... Do not even have one in my main system any more!

But some great tunes nonetheless.

Guardians of the Galaxy Awesome Mix Vol 1 on the real deal cassette as per the movie.
One fun part of listening to this is visualizing the part of the movie each song fits!

One of my daughter and myself fave movies along with the highly irreverent Deadpool!
Fancy that ! Cassettes still being made in 2018!

@ tboooe; do you have (or know about) Bic Runga's two live albums:

1) "Live in Concert with the Christchurch Symphony - BIC RUNGA (03)

2) "Together in Concert: Live" - TIM FINN, BIC RUNGA & DAVE DOBBYN (00).

I picked these up years ago. Both of them were recorded in New Zealand; and, both are great. I recall they were imports, as well as being a bit pricey and hard to find.

This thread was started back in Spring of 2012 - almost 7 years ago; "Streaming" was not nearly as widely used as it is today.  While CDP was used in the title to play off the long running, "What's On Your Turntable Tonight" thread, the idea was to provide a window on what the "digital minority" were listening to and to generate a (selective) personal listening journal. From the very beginning (see the OP's second post in), whether CDP, streaming or playback of ripped files, all forms of digital music are welcome here.  

Van Halen - 5150

Moby - Innocents

Track 3, Almost Home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq_VkETFPzQ

Track 5, The Perfect Life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paO3Zm6OvY4&frags=pl%2Cwn

Track 11, The Lonely Night
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZABo8G94cI

Hi y’all,
 I’m new to the site..
Last night I had Fortunate Youth in the OPPO 205..
Decware , ZMA (amp)
Tekton , Seas Pendragon’s and Cinema sub..

Welcome, delta77

Thanks for the music recommendation. Din’t know Fortunate Youth but found ’em on Tidal. Got their self-titled album playing now (the one that starts with Be Strong). I got a soft spot for reggae.

Back atcha...Black Uhuru live (sorry 'bout the video quality)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CwHsEF2Tuc&frags=pl%2Cwn

Who Do You Trust .... Papa Roach


Its a Tidal week in my hotel room.....

Bill Charlap Trio

Pretenders-learning to crawl.

Strunz and Farah
 CDs: Primal Magic, Americas,
WillMuse.
Beautiful guitars. Have been enjoying them for the past few evenings.

Joe Henry - "Trampoline"

John Hiatt

Rory Gallagher, "Tattoo".  
A favorite.  His S/T studio-first after the demise of Taste is up there too.  

Many strong tracks on Tattoo.  
Always been partial to Track 8, A Million Miles Away:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4X4rdyXIEw&frags=pl%2Cwn

Love Rory G.
Another sad waste of talent taken too soon.
Glad I caught him live  at Rock City, Nottingham back many years ago!

Eclipse ... Journey.

And how this music is getting to my speakers is a journey for sure!.

Old Samsung bluray player I paid $20 free shipping about 7 years ago from eBay, feeding a Samsung smart tv via HDMI. It is output from the TV via Toslink to a $4500 DAC ( upsampled to 24/192)and onwards by XLR to my Ayre ax7e amp.

And yes it sounds good to my ears!

Hello U. Well, I’m envious of course. Closest I’ll ever get to hearing Rory live is the concert film, Irish Tour ’74. Well worth watching if you haven’t. Audio is kinda disappointing on the DVD, however.

Also spent time with Blueprint yesterday.
First track, "Walk On Hot Coals", is also included in Irish Tour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4FGY-SJL2Y

G.

No I have not seen that film but I will do now for sure.

For now....
Feral Roots ... Rival Sons.

Tidal

Quite like these guys.....

U...r in 4 a treat!  It used to be on YouTube.  Still is, but 9 parts, so if you have patience to stitch them together...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03UD5xk1acc&list=PLzboZTZ26RXiVrIdXOakxVmK-QKiLfKYS

Patience is not my middle name G. Lol.

I did find it at my LRS today but did not buy as it is on vhs, even I do not have one of those anymore!

I suppose I could use one of those services to transfer it to disc,not sure if it worth all that cost and trouble though.

Tango in the Night .... Fleetwood Mac.

CD on a Sony Discman fed into my main rig. Don't knock these lil gems until you have tried one! Battery power, small chassis, sidesteps a lot of issues large mains power players suffer from.

Chris Smither -Live as I'll Ever Be      New Awlins Blues:)

Willie Nelson  and  Wynton Marsalis  Two Men with the Blues

Gamma 1, - Featuring Ronnie Montrose, Davey Pattison
"Wish I Was" - Ronnie kicks it in the was at the 3:45 mark

https://youtu.be/hKa23ZoPwCY

Ronnie Montrose, Open Fire
"Town Without Pity"

https://youtu.be/hkGvObg6WIw

Boston Greatest Hits.

Ripped CD via Ayon streamer/DAC

World Party - Egyptology

Track 11, Strange Groove - 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkS0Ha4MVE8&frags=pl%2Cwn

Thank you, Karl, for ALL of it.  

Birth of the cool - Miles