Bell witch’s new album.
and my go to live album:
alice in chains unplugged |
Utopia - Oops! Wrong Planet. I found a nice promo copy at the record store today. It sounds really good so far. |
@akiravelvet - Welcome to the thread! Keep listening and posting........
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Harry Nilsson - "Nilsson Schmilsson" - Brilliant!
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On to Robert Fripp - Exposure |
Jimbo Mathus - "White Buffalo" - Again!
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The Youngbloods "Beautiful! Live in San Francisco, 1971"
Sundazed/mono/original masters.
Valley Maker "When I Was a Child"
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BTW, "When I Was a Child" SQ=EX
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Low "Songs for a Dead Pilot"
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Califone "All My Friends are Funeral Singers" |
@tooblue,
I meant to say it's good to have another Nick Waterhouse fan posting here and to welcome you to the thread.
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Incantations ... Mike Oldfield.
Very talented musician all round. |
Dan Auerbach "Keep It Hid" ….cut @ Abbey Road, plated & pressed @ Pallas. SQ=EX |
Brandi Carlile "The Firewatcher's Daughter" |
Traces ... Steve Perry
Fast becoming a favorite |
DSOTM ... Pink Floyd.
Talking of Floyd, what would opinion be on best copy of The Wall to search out to buy?
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@uberwaltz,
IMO, the latest re-master of The Wall bests all other copies I own. Make sure it’s the James Guthrie/Sony/circa 2016. If you look back through this thread, @6t5-gto and I remarked on this lp. The original US pressing /Masterdisk, sounds great, but you said, "the best".
Turn it up!
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Thx Slaw!
Time to go shopping, only ever had it on cd .
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Iron & Wine "Weed Garden".
This is the rest of the "Beast Epic" sessions from earlier in 2018, only this lp is @ 45rpm. Tasty!
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Magnolia Electric Co. "Trials & Errors" SQ=EX! |
+1 on slaw's suggestion of the most recent reissue of The Wall, it sounds awesome
3rd playing of the newest Mark Knopfler - Down the Road Wherever, really impressed, excellent in all respects |
Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge - Mofi One Step
Paul Simon - Graceland - EX reissue |
NY - After the Goldrush - OP, fantastic
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Good start to the weekend. Went to my LRS on Friday afternoon and came home with the following:
Sheryl Crow -"Tuesday Night Music Club" - New Black Friday RSD exclusive 2 record set
John Denver - "John Denver's Greatest Hits" - New Re-issue (for my family)
The Edgar Winter Group - "They Only Come Out at Night" used
Rolling Stones - "Tattoo You" used
The Dave Edmunds Band - "Live - I Hear You Rockin'" used
Dire Straits - "Communique" used
Traffic - "John Barleycorn Must Die" used
Had a couple of friends over last night for an impromptu listening session. Listen to cuts from all of the above, plus a few cuts from
Weather Report - "Heavy Weather"
Harry Nilsson - "Nilsson Schmilsson"
Listened to lots of other stuff via Spotify too. Was a great Friday night.......
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Sounds like a great evening!
Some nice albums you picked up for sure. |
Oh boy. Just picked up two Joe Henderson LPs. “Page one and live at the Village Vanguard” the weekend will start with these two. Where I go from there...we will see. |
The Best Of The Strawbs.
Trying out a new to me cart, Scheu Analog MC SL.
Sounding good so far! |
Been out of the loop a couple of weeks. My father-in-law died last week in Detroit and we have been settling his estate. He was 87 years old and a great lover of music, including gospel, jazz and Motown. I will spend the evening cleaning and listening to some albums he gave me. And I will think of him with each song.
Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra- Afro
Dee Clark- Dee Clark
Charlie Parker- Charlie Parker Memorial
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Big Star "The Best of Big Star" dbl/lp/45rpm |
Minstrel in the Gallery ... Jethro Tull
Not played this in a long time |
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Low "Trust" sticker says..."no digital process was used in the production of this sound recording! AAA = analog-analog-analog" |
"Trust" is sounding wonderful. |
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
The Pretenders
The Pretenders II
Echo And The Bunnymen - Porcupine
Robert Plant - The Principle Of Moments
Enya - Watermark
Clannad - Anam
Sugarcubes - Life Is Good
Uberwaltz - Saga and Strawbs, great bands!
Slaw - Gonna pull out and play some Low vinyl tomorrow! |
In a little while...…
Songs:Ohia "Love & Work / The Lioness Sessions" 2 lp/box
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@stevecham ,
I love the fact that you're already thinking of what to play a day ahead.
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@slaw: That's what weekends are for ;-) |
Taking a break in the middle of the "Lioness" box to play Glen Hansard "Rhythm & Repose". If your a fan of these two artists, you’ll understand why. |
BTW, the GH lp is of great SQ! |
Continuing with "The Lioness Sessions" 2nd/lp |
Dan Auerbach "Keep It Hid" after a good flattening |
Linda Ronstadt "Heart Like a Wheel" /Cisco Music |
Mary Gauthier "Live @ Blue Rock" |
Melody Gardot "Currency of Man" |
Alison Krauss "Forget About It" /Rounder/Diverse
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Jason Isbell "Something More Than Free" |
I moved a couple of turntables around yesterday, putting my Project RPM 9 in my main system and mounting a re-tipped Clearaudio Virtuoso Wood on it. I've had the Virtuoso sitting in the closet for probably a year or so because I've been afraid to use it.
I've broken the cantilever off not once, but twice. It's the most expensive cartridge I own now, LOL.
The RPM 9/Virtuoso combination bettered my Clearaudio Emotion / Hana SL setup, which surprised me (pleasantly) as that sounded very nice. The Virtuoso has more shimmer and sparkle and "air" on the top end, great separation and soundstage, and is very detailed.
I played my brand new 180 gram copy of Blood on the Tracks and my MOFI copy of side two of Fleetwood Mac S/T. It was pretty close to audio nirvana.
The acoustic guitars on Blood on the Tracks sounded really nice and World Turning on Fleetwood Mac was really dynamic. I heard some background vocals from Stevie on Say you Love Me that I never noticed before.
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