Tom Petty "American Treasure" sides 11&12 |
"American Treasure"...if you're a fan, this set is a must have! |
Gramma's Boyfriend "Perm" |
Amos Lee "Last Days at the Lodge" |
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Mall shopping with my daughter.
Trolling FYE while she is trying on clothes.
Found this and could not leave it at 50% off.
World On Fire ..... Slash feat Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators.
2xalbum in red .... Lol.
For those who not know Myles check out any Alter Bridge recording. |
Heart "Dreamboat Annie" OP
Prince "Purple Rain" RTI/180gr |
Another Mother Further ... Mothers Finest |
Neil Young "Road Rock" ( Friends & Relatives) dbl/lp
The Youngbloods "Beautiful!" (Live in San Francisco, 1971) Sundazed |
Before the Flood ... Bob Dylan/The Band.
God I HATE when they put side 1&4 on one record and then 2&3 on the other.
Whose bright idea was that anyway! |
T Rex "Electric Warrior" 2017 re-master
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@uberwaltz,
I hear ya buddy. It was the fault of auto record changers back in the day. |
Buffalo Springfield "What’s That Sound" box
I was surprised this set didn’t fly off the shelf! I found it heavily discounted early on. SQ is great!
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While waiting on the BS box to clean.....
Maria Taylor "In The Next Life" |
@uberwaltz, you probably know, but the 1/4, 2/3 side arrangement on LP’s was left over from the days of record changers. Put on both LP’s, side 1 of LP 1 would play, when it was over LP 2 would drop on top of LP 1 and side 2 would then play. You’d flip over both LP’s, side 3 on LP 2 would play, then LP 1 would drop and side 4 would play. Thank God record changers went the way of Power Trios. ;-) |
Now, BS "S/T" mono
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@bdp24,
What are you listening to buddy? |
Now, the stereo version...same volume level... |
So the stereo version has the vocals coming out of one channel and the drums/other from the opposing channel. This is what bothers me. Just like the Beatles mono/stereo comparisons. If a record is originally in mono, give me mono any day of the week! |
Now, BS "Again" , mono BTW, the vinyl on this set is super quiet. |
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Jenny Lewis "On The Line" |
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Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood / With animals |
Leftover Salmon / Something higher |
Carissa's Weird / At home here |
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ELO - Face The Music. Bought it today from a regular dealer, who suggested I play the first track, “Fire On High”, for the secret message. Digitized it and used Audacity to play it in reverse. Sure enough, the secret message was there.
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I was out of town for a few days. Had a chance to spin a few records yesterday!
Patti Smith - Horses
Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
Billy Cobham - The Best of Billy Cobham
Funkadelic - Self Titled |
It has been decades since I have listened to Patti Smith’s Horses Album, and yet I still remember just how intense it was, raw emotions. Thanks for that memory. I have to see if I can find the album. |
RUSH - "A Farewell to Kings"
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The Edgar Winter Group - "They Only Come Out at Night" |
Wayne, I don't think I had ever listened to that album. After hearing it, it made me wish I was a little more open minded in my youth. I had a similar experience this morning listening to Grace by Jeff Buckley this morning on Qobuz. |
Lucinda Williams - "Little Honey" |
Ya, Big_Greg, I can relate. In a prog rock vein, I was listening to Yes Awaken from Parallel Lines yesterday and thought I had completely given it a pass 30 years ago, but now see the appeal. I have never listened to Jeff Buckley before. Interesting! Nice guitar work on the song Grace, and really diverse album so far almost a crooner sound to Lilac Wine
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@wayneschlapkohl - Are you talking about "Awaken" on the YES album - "Going for the One"? If so, that album is fantastic IMHO. The song - "Parallels" from that album is one of my all-time favorite songs from YES and I'm a big fan of the band. I also always liked "Wonderous Stories". I think it's a really good album. Interestingly, I also like "Drama" even though it is not the classic lineup of YES musicians.
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I love Yes! I have Close to the Edge and the Kevin Gray remaster of Yes in the on-deck box. Listening to Eagles - Hell Freezes Over tonight. |
@big_greg - YES - Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford and Jon Anderson. What an incredibly talented lineup. Each a master of their instrument IMHO. |
Hi Reubent, Yes, that is the song. Fantastic, mixing keys and times in really interesting ways! I so want to pick up more of their albums
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Loudon Wainwright lll - A Live One
William P. Corgan - Ogilala
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Roy Harper - Lifemask (Harvest UK 1973)
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I'm reading Paul McGowan's @psaudio autobiography and he was around bands using the Moog monophonic synthesizer. So I thought I'd check out an old live Uriah Heep album.
Uriah Heep - Live January 1973
Ugh. What an instrument of torture. |
James McMurtry and the Heartless Bastards - "Live in Aught-Three"
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Donovan - In Concert at Anaheim Convention Center 1967 (Epic 1968)
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Small Faces - Greatest Hits
ZZ Top - Deguello
UFO - Lights Out |
Teskey Brothers - Run Home Slow. Gets better every time I listen to it. It pretty much stays on my TT.
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James McMurtry and the Heartless Bastards - "Live in Aught-Three" Sides 3/4
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Steely Dan - Gaucho - Bob Ludwig pressing
Ben Kweller - Sha Sha
Sigur Ros - Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust - such a phenomenal album in every way |
Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill |
Jawbreaker, 24 hour revenge therapy |
YES - "Close to the Edge"
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Courtney Barnett - "Tell Me How You Really Feel"
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Picked up a beautiful MFSL Steve Miller Band Fly Like An Eagle. |
