Whats on your turntable tonight?

Brandy Clark "Your Life is a Record"

2020/Warner Bros.

@loomisjohnson 👍, nice post!

Isaac Hayes "Black Moses"

2016/Craft Recordings

finishing up Dar Williams "Emerald"

bslon, reubent et. al.--really great obscure picks (hitmen. wire train)--nice to meet some fellow travelers. in the same vein:

the johnsons--break tomorrows day

the neats--blues end blue

crippled pilgrims--under water

David Essex - Rock On

Yes its a `remastered` 180 gram disc and Sony so you would think that correctly centering it could be possible!.

Dirty Looks side 2. Drop That Tan… :-)

@lastperfectdaymusic Bummer about the reissue, there shouldn’t be problems with off centers, warps or surface noise on those but we know it happens. Maybe too often? Good you can play it.

Dirty Looks / S-T
1980 Stiff/Epic
Top shelf power pop…

Just recieved Anathema - Judgement and Joe Satriani - Shockwave. The Anathema is a reissue by Sony. It was a bit decentered which is not a problem with my Roksan Xerses, I just remove the spindle cap and shift the record on the platter.

The Hitmen / Torn Together
1981 CBS

Tennessee Ernie Ford

The Plimsouls /S-T
1981 Planet

The Brains / Electronic Eden
1981 Phonogram 

Franz Schubert - Streichquintett C-dur

DGG

Beautiful  

@waltersalas  - me too...

@reubent 

I'm afraid so, but playing old records makes me feel young :)

@waltersalas  - you must be old.... ;~)

@reubent 

+1 on the Wire Train

Now that record brings back some good memories...

Paul Simon - "Still Crazy After All These Years"

Wire Train - "...in a chamber"

von Karajan conducts Shostakovich - Symphony No. 10. Berlin Philharmonic. Deutsche Grammophon 1967 Italian release

Heaven 17 - S/T

Schubert

Symphony No 8

Staatskapelle Dresden

dir: Wolfgang Sawallisch

Das Schönste Von Schubert (box)

Phillips (Ex Libris) Non Dated Comp

Serge Baudo conducts Honegger - Pacific 231 / Pastorale D’Été / Chant De La Joie / Symphony No. 5. The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Supraphon 1976, Czechoslovakian release
 

@bslon  Thx!

@dayglow I only have Come Away With Me on CD. I too am wary of some new vinyl’s recording chain. This one was likely converted from digital but it sounds very pleasant. It’s a little more ‘jazzed up’ and with more instrumentation than CAWM. I prefer it.

The Little Willies / For The Good Times
2012 Milking Bull
Norah Jones’ Country band. Jim Campilongo on guitar, fun record.

@bslon +1 My favorite is "Not Too Late" 2007 I kind of lost interest after that release why? I’m very skeptical regarding new vinyl do you have a CD version to compare? How does this rate vs. her first 3 recordings?

Schumann • Overture, Scherzo & Finale op. 52 • Konzertstück for 4 Horns & Orchestra • Bremen • Järvi

Norah Jones / Pick Me Up Off The Floor
2020 Blue Note
Outstanding record for content and sonics.

Schumann • Symphony No 4 • Bremen • Järvi

EL VY / Return To The Moon
2015 4AD

David Bowie / Blackstar
2016 ISO Columbia

Ronnie Montrose / Open Fire
1978 Warner Bros.

Vaughan Williams* - Academy Of St. Martin-in-the-Fields* , Neville Marriner* - Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis / The Lark Ascending / Five Variants Of Dives And Lazarus / Fantasia On Greensleeves (Vaughan Williams Concert)

Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/6804789-Vaughan-Williams-Academy-Of-St-Martin-in-the-Fields-Neville-Marriner-Fantasia-On-A-Theme-By-Thomas-T

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Carpenters - Horizon

Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/4127627-Carpenters-Horizon

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Andrés Segovia - Maestro Segovia

Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/3984128-Andr%C3%A9s-Segovia-Maestro-Segovia

In arrears:

Various - Atenção!: Novos Sons do Brasil
2022 RSD Aquarium Drunkard 

Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason

Streaming “Live in Aught-Three” sounds pretty good in here.  

@spiritofradio  - Thanks Brother!

@reubent You haven’t steered me wrong yet.  

@waltersalas  - Unfortunately, just missed a chance to see James McMurtry here in Cincinnati last week at a great small venue. Might try to catch him later in Columbus, or Louisville.

I'll check out his newest on Spotify and buy the vinyl if I like it.

BTW, I used to really like Lucinda William too, but haven't loved her recent releases. Same with Steve Earle. Two great songwriters when at their best. But, for me, there best was years ago...

@waltersalas Thanks.  

@reubent @spiritofradio 

I am indeed a huge fan of McMurtry, who I think is as good as any songwriter currently out there.

I agree his live albums are excellent, this one and Live in Europe from 2009. His studio albums are also great. You can find his new one, "The Horses and the Hounds," as well as "Childish Things" pretty easily on vinyl, both good pressings to my ears. Others are a little harder to find or pricier, and I do not believe the "Best of the Sugar Hill Years" has ever been released on vinyl, although I play it as much as any McMurtry I own and hope someday it will be.

Lucinda Williams used to write songs as indelible as McMurtry's, but she doesn't anymore. But McMurtry is as good as ever. If you get a chance to go see him, don't pass it up.

@spiritofradio  - The live album is excellent! Give it a quick stream if it's on your streaming service. I can vouch for the quality of the vinyl. It sounds great. Very intimate.

Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused to Sing
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet                                              

Maneige- Maneige 
Nick Mason - Fictitious Sports 

@reubent I’ve streamed McMurtry’s music, including his latest, and have it on my want list. I think he’s great. Don’t think I’ve heard that live album. If I remember correctly there are a couple big fans of his around here. @slaw ​​​​@waltersalas maybe.