Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
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@spiritofradio

Be careful on that roof man!!!  I've heard a few stories that did not have happy endings!  I am looking at hiring someone this time.

@spiritofradio 

Thanks for the info.  I have heard Caravan before, I will investigate again.  The first Hatfield has been on regular rotation lately.  Great album, could use just a little more guitar IMO, but still great.  I have been buying up any prog I find over the past 6 mos.  Unfortunately, some are very hard to find!

@pkatsuleas Hey, while you’re on the lookout for Camel records, you might also keep your eyes peeled for Caravan (St.Dustin’s, Girls who grow plump in the night, et. al.) & Hatfield and the North (both albums). Might yield happiness similar to Camel. yMMV of course.

@bslon yeah, I like the Bardens era best, but there are some great moments on the later albums as well.  Latimer is so good.  I think he even out Gilmore’s Gilmore.  

@slaw Re: disciplined streaming.  I know you were half way kidding, I mean, enthusiastic and unapologetic record buyers what we are, right.    I tell myself that if I discover something I like on the streamer I’ll take my time and research, ask around, if the vinyl is worthwhile.  In practice I’m hardly ever that disciplined though.  It may be possible to enjoy the best of both. I think of the regular members here @noromance Brian might have the balance down best.  

Prince and the Revolution / Purple Rain
1984 Warner Bros.

@spiritofradio Nice collection of Camel, they put out a lot of records!

Been up on the roof removing moss and cleaning gutters.  Some great music being spun here.   envious.   

It makes sense to me to enjoy it on vinyl for that back in the day feel.

Exactly how I feel.

BTW, FWIW, I have all Camel available on records. Probably second favorite band. Would love to discuss with anyone interested.

 

Just went through many LP’s being sold by a favorite classical seller on eBay. A nice chunk of change, so closed my browser to think about it…..yea right….I’ll probably pull the trigger as soon as I’m done listening to this.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, this is an incredible album. Been on my mind all day.

Ahmad Jamal - Live At The Montreal Jazz Festival 1985. Atlantic 1986

Damn, it kicks butt.

On Pink Floyd, earlier I played a ripped file by one time Seattle band The Squirrels titled The Not-So-Bright Side Of The Moon (ca. 2000 CD). I think it’s brilliant but what do I know? Available on Spotify, apologies for taking the thread out of bounds.

+1 I really like "The Final Cut" from Pink Floyd. Great album

 

Liars / Sisterworld 

The Cars - Heartbeat City   I get ideas of what to play because of this thread.  Perfect!  A fabulous Cars album, filled with great music and inner details.

Pink Floyd - The Final Cut   Pink Floyd Records issue.  Very quiet vinyl, which is essential to this recording.  Breathtaking depth.

Roxy Music - Avalon  A very early pp issue.  Superb musical production (as we all know) with depth of information that seems to go on to the other side of my house.  A great way to end the evening last night.

 

Gov’t Mule - Life Before Insanity ( Music on Vinyl )…..

LiL Mc240 getting a workout today……

crank it up

Steve - Do we need to get you a parental control timer to limit your streaming time ?……. ha….

 

Tom Petty - Angel Dream

Crank it up Sundae Sunday !

@mammothguy54 Joel, I really like that Beth Hart Zep tribute.  My friend in Sweden turned me on to that recently.  Another one to check out is Vanessa Fernandez – When The Levee Breaks.  While Beth's tribute is pretty faithful to the source material, Vanessa's is more of an interpretation.  I like them both.

LOL Steve! I thought that streaming would cut down on my record purchases. It hasn't been very effective. 

Upon streaming "Endless River",  gonna get the lp. 

 

Somebody help me......

Streaming Roger Hodgson "In The Eye of The Storm".

Sounds better on the big analog system.

At least, right now.....

Streaming Angus Young "Broken Brights" !!!

OOP on vinyl. Discogs at 250.00. decisions, decisions......

Ordered these and they arrived while I was at Mammoth Mountain this past week. John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Acoustic Sounds Series. Very nicely done. Gregg Allman - Laid Back Analogue Productions/QRP Great album and great production from AP/QRP. Beth Hart - A Tribute To Led Zeppelin Excellent selections of Zep songs and well done by Beth, with an outstanding band. SQ is very good but not audiophile grade. If you are a fan of Beth this is a must-have. Turn it up!

Cold and rainy here, going to get a few hours of very enjoyable listening tonight starting with this gem:

Bill Evans-You Must Believe In Spring 1981 WB

Followed by:

Lou Donaldson-Lou Takes Off 2010 BN/Music Matters 45rpm

Charles Lloyd-Manhattan Stories 2021 RSD Resonance Records (KPG*)