Whew. Taking the ‘fusion’ temp down a notch after Frank (love Hot Rats).
Montreux - Sign Language. Windham Hill Records 1987
Haven’t spun this in years...
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@spiritofradio,
Regarding CSN couch lp. I'd be willing to send you my BG mastered copy to hear if you'd like?
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The Decemberists "What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World" |
Yellowjackets - Four Corners. MCA 1987 |
Thanks Steve, really nice of you to do that.
I’m thinking of breaking down and getting the one step. What do you think? |
Me too.
My offer would be in the hope you would post your impressions then send it back.
All pp aren't bad. |
Joni Mitchell - Mingus. Asylum 1979 |
“Spinozza” by David Spinozza. |
Peggy Lee "Black Coffee" Acoustic Sounds |
i am nurturing a nice dry rub tri-tip on the Treager out on the deck staring at the Pacific.... contemplating the eve playlist.....
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Can I come over?
Blake Mills "Heigh Ho" |
Pavement -- "Brighten the Corners" |
i got an email from Amazon saying my delivery of Lloyd Tone Poet might stretch into late April, sounds like it is selling briskly James - how wonderful;-)..... i can wait..... |
Game Theory -- "2 Steps from the Middle Ages" |
Beatles -- "Hard Day's Night" |
Steve - i am working a plan for your Sockeye, but sure head West !,, first shot in the AM Monday......jazzed... |
Chris
Your going through your Church/associated lps? |
Jim,
I was kidding brother. |
Jimi Hendrix "Band of Gypsys"
1970/1997
MCA Heavy Vinyl
Wow!!! |
Steve,
So sorry about your mother's current health situation. Hang in there buddy.
Oneida / Each on teach one |
Van Morrison and the Chieftains with a cold Guinness getting ready for St Pat's. |
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@slaw of course, that would be the plan. As you know, I much prefer OPs & PPs to fancy audiophile-oriented represses and will continue to try to find a good copy of that record. Was saying (Separately) thinking of spending on the one-step. My experience with the couch album so far has been similar to Joel’s.
@tomic601 I pre-ordered that new Charles Lloyd from somewhere, don’t remember which - amazon’s Cardboard continues to disappoint. What’s been released so far sounds great. |
Early session tonight... big bowl of Pho, couple shrimp spring rolls, two (xl) cans Sapporo and straight into Walter Trout, "Livin' Every Day", Joe Bonamassa "Slo Gin" & now Terry Reid, "Superlungs" - prob been said here 100x but, imagine turning down the lead in Led Zeppelin?!
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Minus Story / No rest for ghosts |
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A food club... yes, the Traeger is perfect for a tri-tip with a good rubb.
Awesome for any kind of fish, too. That's what I really bought it for.
Play list for tonight...
John Mayall 'Turning Point'
Fleetwood Mac 'Then Play On'
Atlanta Rhythm Section 'Champagne Jam' Saw you guys talking about that earlier this week so pulled it out for tonight.
Cloudy and cold night here, seems perfect to play all 4 sides of
Pink Floyd 'The Division Bell' I saw that concert shortly after the album was released. At the Rose Bowl, free tickets and really good seats👍 |
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Joel ! ya man fish on the Traeger...yum....
smoked charred edge Bluefin, off charts....
Dregs - Industry Standard, warming up.... |
Mountain Goats / Life of the world to come
This is a great band. I believe Steve (Slaw) has mentioned them here before |
@slaw
Steve, indeed I have. What an underrated 80s band. I need to put them back in regular rotation and fill in some gaps with a few missing Church records. |
'Til Tuesday "Voices Carry" |
Dead - Built to Last ( NM Club edition ) not the last word in low end extension, but enjoyable...... |
Earl Wild
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2
The Royal Philharmonic
Joscha Horenstein, Conductor
Chesky Records
A beautiful record!!! |
The Head & The Heart / ST |
Death Cab For Cutie "Kintsugi" |
Double U / Life behind a window |
The Julie Ruin "Hit Reset" |
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Andra Day: The United States vs. Billie Holiday (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Atlanta Rhythm Section: Champagne Jam
Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense
Stravinsky Firebird 1919 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra CD 1978 Robert Shaw Chorus
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Alain Lombard conducts Prokofiev Violin Concerto #1 & 2. Orchestre Philharmonique De Strasbourg With Pierre Amoyal, violin. Erato 1974 French pressing.
Good news, it looks like the Hagerman Trumpet is arriving tomorrow, a day earlier than originally scheduled. |
The Decemberists "The King is Dead" |
@bkeske,
You should have had the Trumpet drop shipped here so I could break it in for you. |
@slaw
lol, I appreciate the offer Steve, but I’m a bit anxious to hook that baby up myself. |
Alois Springer conducts Roussel - Piano Concerto , O.P. 36 & Ravel - Piano Concerto In G Major. Hamburger Symphoniker With Maria Littauer, piano. Turnabout 1971
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surprised nobody volunteered to break the Trumpet in shoreside in Hawaii.......i could be reasonably good at that.....with a pomegranate Margarita... ( an aside, if you get to Lahaina , the upstairs bar at Fleedwoods ( yes that Fleetwood ) serves a wonder version of that drink..... |
Just arrived......
Jimbo Mathis/Andrew Bird "These 13"
This may interest you @reubent ? |
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BTW, don’t see The Decemberists mentioned here often, The King is Dead is such a wonderful album and sounds wonderful as well. Recommended! |
