Whats playing on your system today?

Over the past few days, I have played:

Flim & The BB’s, “Tricycle”

Creedence Clearwater Revival, “Pendulum”

The Guess Who, “American Woman” extended version

The Talking Heads, “Sand In The Vaseline” Disk 1

Savoy Brown. “Live At The Intersection”

Jethro Tull, Minstrel In The Gallery”.   IMO, the last good Tull album

The Who, “Live At Leeds” Extended Version 

Alice Cooper, “Love It To Death”

Alice Cooper, “Killer”

Alice Cooper, “Schools Out”

Temple Of The Dog, “Temple Of The Dog”

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, “4 Way Street”

David Crosby, “If I Only Could Remember My Name” 

Ratt, “Out Of The Cellar”

Joni Mitchell, “Blue”

Jeff Beck, “Wired”

Jeff Beck, “Blow By Blow

I am truly exhausted now!

Nick Mason, Live At The Roundhouse

Emerson, Lake & Palmer, ELP

Vinyl is the order of the day. Using my new to me Shure V15 Type 4 with a new Jico SAS stylus with the Boron Canteliver.  Loving the sound, so full bodied, bass is thunderous, treble is very delicate. My cost was under $400.00 for used cartridge and new stylus. Best purchase I made in years.  Mates well with the Technics SL1200G turntable  

Crosby, Stills & Nash, “CS&N

Jethro Tull, “This Was”

Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin 4

Pearl Jam, “Ten”

Alice In Chains, “Dirt”

Mary Stallings. “Fine And Mellow”

Now I need a nap!

Follow up, Finished with a SACD of "Animals" by Pink Floyd.

Never had my nap!

It’s been a long time since I posted in this thread.  My wife suffered a stroke at the end of December and spent 8 days in the hospital.  Minimal damage from the stroke as I immediately called 911 but major heart problems that we knew nothing about which caused the stroke have persisted.  After being released from hospital, we made 3 more trips to ER over the course of January, plus another 2 more days in hospital.  My wife is scheduled for a major operation to her heart at the end of March, early April but still waiting on an exact date.   In the meantime, I have taken over all the daily chores and I had little time for any real listening until today. 
 

Today I listened to Tool’s, Fear Inoculum on HD Tracks @24/96 which I bought.  I played it at 92db spl and the sound was glorious.  Extremely deep bass, gorgeous soundstage, everything just sounded so right.   For the past month+, I had been listening to FM Stereo as background music so this was truly a treat. 

CSN&Y, “4Way Street”   Vinyl

These protest songs from the late 60’s and early 70’s seem very appropriate in todays political climate.

Mott The Hoople,  “The Anthology”.  CD

The MC5, “Heavy Lifting”.  CD
This is the last and final MC5 album and was written by the last surviving member of the MC5, brother Wayne Kramer who passed away just before its release.  It is a very hard hitting album, bringing the MC5 back to their roots

The MC5, “Kick Out The Jams”.    CD.  The album that started it all, one of most exciting acts to come out of Detroit, so much better than the Amboy Dukes and Iggy Pop and the Stooges.  Unfortunately, drug use took its toll on the band. Singer Rob Tyner and lead guitarist Wayne Kramer truly stole the show!

Earlier today,

Pink Floyd, “WYWH”.  Analog Productions. SACD

PINK Floyd, “Animals” Analog Productions. SACD

Yes, “The Yes Album”. MFSL CD

The Cars, "Panorama"   SACD

Miles Davis,  "Kind Of Blue"  MFSL SACD

Nick Mason, "Live at the Roundhouse Disk 2"  CD