Carly Simon, No Secrets
The Band, Music From Big Pink
Shelby Lynne, Just A Little Lovin’ |
Jim Croce "You Don’t Mess Around With Jim" WLP |
Robin Trower/Jack Bruce "Truce" ..after a US cleaning and flattening. |
Death Cab for Cutie "Codes & Keys" |
Triumph - Never Surrender |
Nice to have some company at this later hour @big_greg |
Jackson Browne "Late For The Sky" a Carolina blue label...got to be a re-issue/sounds OK, the music makes up for the lacking SQ |
B B King "In London" black label ABC/1972 |
Not a night owl any longer, old age seen to that, need my beauty sleep.
Start the day off with.
New England ..... Wishbone Ash.
Pretty decent SQ on this one. |
Nomzamo .... IQ.
My favorite IQ album. |
Dan Auerbach "Keep It Hid" & "Waiting on a Song" |
"Exile on Main Street" 1994/Bob Ludwig re-master |
Ray LaMontagne & The Pariah Dogs "God Willin' and the Creek Don't Rise" |
The Butterfield Blues Band "The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw" (stereo)
This was a gift from a neighbor, although it looks very rough, it doesn't play that bad. What's obvious is what a great record this is, great sounding too.
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Blood, Sweat & Tears "Child is Father to the Man" Sundazed/stereo/SQ =EX |
Ten Years After "S/T" Sundazed/Mono/SQ = EX |
..what a great record!...even better than "Pigboy". IMO |
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood - MoFi Ultradisc
Wow!
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Richard Thompson "Electric" |
@slaw good to hear ya still spinning the marathon sessions
back for a few days from fishing, yes it was good and boat ran 300 miles flawlessly ( as it should )
Amazon finally shipped the Half Mile Harvest disc ( after a near 4 month backorder )...lovely.....
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Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session |
tomic, this October will be 2 years since I ordered the MFSL Dire Straits debut album.....
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@tomic601,
Nice to have you back.
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Lotte Lenya – September Song And Other American Theatre Songs Of Kurt Weill
1958 mono Columbia Masterworks
Always blown away by this record. The music is wonderful and sound quality is like they used to make before they lost the plot. |
The Joe Wilder Quartet - Jazz From Peter Gunn
Columbia 1959 mono. Breathtaking recording quality and music. In the room real especially with my Decca. |
The Alan Parsons Project- I Robot - MFSL. I've heard I Robot many times, but the MOFI is fantastic! |
And yet another favorite from the 70's because that's when the best music was made: Steve Miller's greatest hits |
Just back from my week sailing the Florida Keys. Time for one album.......
10cc - "Deceptive Bends"
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Been down in North Carolina helping my brother move into his new house. On the drive home to southern Maryland last night I ran across a couple antique malls and started digging. Tonight I began listening to a couple of records I found.
Byron Lee and the Dragonaires - Dance the Ska
Carl Malcolm - Tonight! |
Grace Jones - Nightclubbing
Sly & The Family Stone - There’s A Riot Goin’ On
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Mahogany Rush - IV
Mahogany Rush - World Anthem
Supertramp - Breakfast in America
Supertramp - The Early Years
Three Man Army - A Third of A Lifetime
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Bob Wilber & Kenny Davern - Soprano Summit
Walt Disney - Mary Poppins (original mono 1963 Beuno Vista)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band - New Orleans Vol ll
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Hey Waters! Three Man Army! Far out! Terrible band and I absolutely love it. |
Tonight it is Lightnin' Hopkins/ Brownie McGhee/ Sonny Terry :"Blues Hoot Live Recording At The Ash Grove". AKA "Coffee House Blues"
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ELF - LA 69
ELF - Trying to burn the sun
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duke pearson
the phantom
featuring bobby hutcherson
Blue Note 1968 |
Jason Isbell night here in Houston.
Southeastern
The Nashville Sound
Something More Than Free |
Right On @cbeam
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Chicago/The Blues/Today! Vol.1
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Listening to my other MOFI (single 33 RPM disc) Alan Parsons I Robot. |
Elvis Almost Blue MoFi this morning. I find mixed results on MoFi 33s but this one just knocks me out...
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Andrew Bird "The Mysterious Production of Eggs" |
I never finished Richard Thompson "Electric" last weekend, I listened to sides 1 & 2 earlier. I've US cleaned all four sides and will start over. Several system iterations ago, I was really disappointed in this lp. While not perfect, It's way more enjoyable now.
I'm US cleaning all of my Andrew Bird lps and will be listening to them later.
"The Mysterious Production of Eggs" (again)
"Armchair Apocrypha"
"Noble Beast"
"Break it for Yourself"
"Are You Serious"
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Kraftwerk - "Autobahn" - 2009 Kling Klang/Parlophone Remaster
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Caravan - In the land of Grey and Pink (desert island for me)
Joe Walsh - Barnstormer - his first post James Gang
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My impressions so far: I'm listening in order of release......
"Armchair..." doesn’t hold up as well, additionally, the SQ is dark by comparison.
Up next will be "Noble Beast" going forward......
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Well, "Noble Beast" is of really good SQ, (IMO), it just doesn’t hold up to my past memory of it.
Maybe seeing AB live, which is why I'm doing this comparison, in part because I have a chance to see him tomorrow, would change my perception?
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"Break It Yourself" has a wonderful balance and easily outclasses the previous lps in terms of SQ. "Eggs" would be next. I'm getting into this one! |
On "Are You Serious", AB made a much needed shift from his previous records. This one is more in tune with the current musical landscape. SQ is VERY good. |
@slaw - I bought "Noble Beast" and listened to it a couple of times. It just did not resonate with me. I may give it one more try before it goes into the "to trade" pile.
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