Whats playing on your system today?

Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars. Geffen 1988

Luka Bloom - The Acoustic Motorbike. Reprise 1992

"Highway To Hell" ACDC Qubuz.

ozzy

American Music Club - Everclear. Alias 1991

Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun, Crescent Moon. RCA 1993

Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man. RCA 1992

Avishai Cohen (Trumpet)  ---  Into The Silence  (Avant-Garde Jazz)

The Black Crowes, Shake your Money Maker CD

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Cowboy Junkies - Lay it Down. Geffen 1996

Vassar Clements, John Hartford & Dave Holland. Rounder Records 1985

Portugal. The Man  ---  Woodstock  (Alt/Indie Rock)

Pere Ubu - Story of My Life. Imago 1993

Hozier  ---  Hozier  (Alt/Indie Rock)

Tony Joe White; Compilation; CD

Matthew Halsall; Journey in Satchidananda; Roon

The Kinks- Arthur

ozzy

Beast Epic - Iron & Wine

Heart

Carly Simon-Film Noir(CD) Starts a belated vinyl night!

Gary Clark Jr. 

Bathory

After retirement, I listened to much of the Grateful Dead catalog. This lead me to listen to jam bands.  So far, I like Goose, Spafford,  Pidgeons playing ping pong, Disco Biscuits,  Lettuce. Enjoying most of it.  Amazon streaming 

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Al Stewart; Roon

Hi Goners. Thought I would drop in. Been a while. Hope everyone is doing well and staying healthy. Kicking off todays listening with The Doobie Brothers Minute by Minute. Next up is Lonnie Liston Smith live. 

@barnettk  - Welcome Back! Hope you were well over your A-goN hiatus...

Greg Trooper  ---  Floating  (Country-Rock)

Pantera

Eric Gales Crown

A really good recording and great playing.

Rage Against the Machine - CD

I hghly recommend Synergistic Research's Purple fuses. I have them providing juice to my Naim Supernait 3, Naim nDAC, Teddy Pardo XPS power supply and Teddy Pardo XPS power supply. 

I’m also currently burning in a Furutech GTX-D Gold receptical. It's around the 325 hour mark and sounding very musical. 

I highly recommend both products. Email Chris VanHaus at VH Audio for first class knowledge and customer service.

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Jayant -

+1 Pantera, Vulger Display of Power -  CD

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@reubent 

Thanks. Yessir! I’m back listening again That slump is coming to an end. You know how it is. I have not stopped buying records tho and now I am looking forward to getting caught up. It’s funny how you take for granted how good your system sounds until you have not heard it in months. So I’m like a Kid in a candy store right now. 

@barnettk +1

Paolo Nutini  ---  Last Night In The Bittersweet  (Alternative Pop/Rock)

John Coltrane… Giant Steps

Willie and Lobo - Zambra (new flamenco / world)

@david_ten   +1 for Paolo Nutini  ---  Last Night In The Bittersweet

Some really good songs on this new album. A friend brought it to my attention. Streamed it a couple of times and ordered the LP from the UK.

Right now, I am playing Jenny 867-5309 by Tommy Tutone.

ozzy

@reubent   Agree. 😊

I'm heading out to listen to a friend's system, this evening. He's primarily analog...his fall back option is digital. I'm curious to listen to Nutini via his Rockport - vintage ARC - dCS chain. I'm guessing he will appreciate Nutini as well.

Just arrived today…

Ahmad Jamal - Live in Paris 1996. Birdology/Dreyfus Jazz, released 2003.

Recorded live on October 26, 1996 by the Radio France Mobile Studio at Salle Pleyel in Paris, France

Sammy Hagar

Beethoven early piano sonatas. Barenboim's first complete recording. 

Usually listen to the mid or later pieces, but Barenboim makes them sound like early Beethoven and not late Mozart. 

Sinead O' - I do not want what I haven't got. 

Spectacular. 

And 

Mark Knopfler Sailing to Philadelphia

Notable as well. Great recording!

Yosi Horikawa - Timbres [96/24, Qobuz]

Not much of a musical track, but a very fun electronic listen to a smorgasbord of sounds, especially if your sound system is really dialed in. Has great potential to make you say to yourself "wow, my system sounds flipping fantastic!"

Same goes for the tracks "In the wind" and "Fluid" on the same album, although they are much more musical.

Cheap Trick

Allan Taylor  ---  Hotels and Dreamers  (Pop/Rock)

Crack The Sky, White Music

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Ian Moore, Modernday Folklore CD

"Muddy Jesus"

@nutty  - I'm a big fan of Crack the Sky. In 1978-82, my college roommate was from Weirton, West Virginia where CTS originated. He brought all his LPs to our apt. Loved them ever since...