Whats on your turntable tonight?

I found a MINT copy of this LP a few weeks ago which didn’t break my monthly vinyl budget (much) and have been playing it a LOT.

My son, a multi-instrument musician and drummer (ahem) has also given a listen on several occasions despite it being “antique music.”

Here’s power.

A MINT match to the Saturday Night show I’ve had for years. 1961.

Dexter Gordon, Daddy Plays the Horn

A smooth, mellow nightcap.

Recently watched a documentary on Brian Eno on Amazon streaming so I’ started going through my collection of Eno and others.

Last night was “Cluster and Eno” and “After the Heat” for starters… another dozen or so to go…

RAMMSTEIN

https://a.co/d/gJ3iq21

Emerson, Lake & Palmer https://a.co/d/5kYiush

Wasn’t until I got it in my hands I realized it was cut from digital sources not studio tapes (aren’t they all these days?). Still, fifty years (more) since I played a cassette tape of this recording to death (loaned it to a girlfriend and never saw it again), it sounds pretty good.

@noromance 

today was

God Is An Astronaut 

The End Of The Beginning	Revive Records	2002
	All Is Violent, All Is Bright	Revive Records	2005

Started out with Little Feat.

Electrif Lycanthrope, then Waiting for Columbus.

Something or other got my attention in a riff and I wound up playing The first half of Explosions in the Sky's "Those who tell the truth shall die... those who tell the truth shall live forever."

On THAT theme, I then played Fripp & Eno's No Pussyfooting, side 1, "Heavenly Music Corporation."

Loving this new tonearm/cartridge combo (SME V and Benz Micro Glider SL).

Tomorrow, Rammstein.

Finally got around to washing out that bit of dust/crackle from the volume pot on my ADCOM GFP-565 so, after reassembly I played David Bowie’s “Station to Station,” a recent acquisition and perennial favorite going back to high school days (1976?).

Jethro Tull:

This Was

Stand Up

Benefit

Aqualung

Leastways that’s the lineup for this evening

Got a limited edition copy of El Ten Eleven’s “Every Direction is North.”  Played it last night.

Tonight: Jimi Hendrix’ “Machine Gun” and/or “Blues.”

Now:

Miles.  All Blues

Earlier:

Porcupine Tree, Lightbulb Sun

Steven Wilson, Grace forDrowning

El Ten Eleven, Fanshawe

It’s been that kind of evening/afternoon.

2014 re-release of James Earl Hendrix’ “Are You Experienced.”
Followed by T. Rex”Electric Warrior “ and Humble Pie, “Smokin’”

Little memory lane trippin’

Shelly Manne Daktari and Miles’ Jazz Track (mono)

Shelley Manne.

mannekind, manne we love, and then a count basie duke ellington “battle of the big bands” sort of.

Miles. 
Jazz Track. 
Mono.

Cool.