Hey @dayglow ,
I've come to appreciate your way of listing and evaluating in a succinct manner. Just can't get use to the playing of only one side. 😊
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@slaw Thx! I play 1 side to get as much variety of music genres in a single listening session. This also is helping me get through my entire vinyl collection at a faster rate. I will then be able to decide on upgrades and toss outs giving my vinyl collection complete organization. |
@dayglow , I'm not that disciplined! |
+1 @slaw Standing Hampton is one of my favorite pop/rock recordings from the 1980's. |
Live music last night - Judy Collins. Age is starting to catch up to her (she's 82!) but her voice is strong and she had a lot of great stories and of course is still campaigning for peace. Listening to Bob Dylan - Highway 51 Revisited. I know he's not for everyone, but this is a fantastic album. @jerryg123 prayers for your wife's family and all her countrymen. |
catchin' up a bit... Chrissie Hynde With The Valve Bone Woe Ensemble – Valve Bone Woe Shuggie Otis – Here Comes Shuggie Otis Brian Wilson – At My Piano (His Classic Hits Reimagined For Solo Piano) enjoying this more after a few listens The Delfonics – Tell Me This Is A Dream Low – Trust Jackson Browne – Downhill From Everywhere Christian McBride & Inside Straight – Kind Of Brown Thelonious Monk And Gerry Mulligan – Mulligan Meets Monk (Riverside) |
+1 Ram I first bought that in 1971, right after it was released. I think I was a Senior in high school at the time. It was played much too often on my parents Magnavox console. Sometime after getting my first hi-fi system I bought a reissue, that one being on Apple Records. Not realizing I still had that excellent condition copy, about 2 years ago I bought the latest Capitol Records / MPL 2012 & 2017 reissue. I'll have to play both of them to see, out of curiosity, which one may sound better. Enjoy the Ram album, Brian. Always has been a treasure of music for me. |
Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man @sailmed perfectly appropriate post… the “ oracle “ will have inputs i am sure…. I am thinking something in the Windham Hill school ( if that’s even a thing ) like maybe George Winston or Liz Story….. ? |
I will Joel. For whatever reason, I never bought that album, but knew friends that had it, and listen to it on their system. Had a later 70’s McCartney/Wings album but must have sold it….but…if I wanted one McCartney LP in my collection, Ram is it. And maybe his next, Band On The Run; the first Wings album IIRC. Ram is a very Beatlesque album, but, after spinning it, was surprised the SQ isn’t better. Songs are great, the recording and engineering….not so much. Glad to have it though.
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@tomic601 the “oracle”? Start where you like on YouTube and let the algorithm take you where it will? |
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Very excited about the latest arrival. Vinyl Me Please "The Story of Philadelphia International Records" box. All albums had lacquers cut at BG Mastering from the original tapes. AAA all the way. Pressed at QRP. Everything about the materials and presentation is first class. Even the packing tape on the outer shipping carton has special shipping tape with advertisement of the contents. I thought it was somewhat pricey but having experienced just the unboxing, worth it!!! |
Grateful Dead-Skull and Roses 1971 OG WB Got some surface noise and a few thousand spins on it, but I still enjoy the heck out of it. Wharf Rat and Not Fade Away never disappoint. Was fortunate to see both of these songs performed live quite a few times. Great memories! Followed by: Saunders/Garcia-Live At Keystone 1973 Fantasy Records |
