Whats playing on your system today?


Today I decided to listen to two of my favorite rock guitar heros and one great vocalist. Guitarist' Robin Trower, Ronnie Montrose and vocalist Davey Pattison.

I listened to Trower songs:
Bridge of sighs, Stitch in time, The fool and me, my personal favorite- Too rolling stoned and others.....

Then I pulled out "Gamma". 
I listened to: Razor King, Wish I was and Skin and bone and others.....

Davey Pattison hooked has also up with Michael Shenker also. I really enjoyed my day so far. Anybody else heard anything good?

N

 




nutty

I’ve been away from Audiogon for a few years, but I’m back (at least for now). Curious to see what the level of conversation is like these days. I’ll be switching from discussions of all things vinyl to discussion of music available in digital files, since that’s what I’m listening to these days.

Playing on my system today has been the newly released Billie Holiday - Lady in Satin in Pure DSD256 from HDTT. I’ve been in heaven over this release!

Transferred from a 15ips 2-track tape. Sounds terrific!

Download here. Review here.

We had a Vangelis night last night... after a warm-up with Claudio Arrau's Beethoven cycle, and EMI Beethoven early quartets (to warm up the system), we started with China, (Japanese pressing with obi), then moved on the Antarctica (also Japanese pressing.)

We had a transcendental evening. As my friend said afterward (yes, a FEMALE AUDIOPHILE!), "I was listening not just with my ears as it's with every audio gear I heard so far, but listening within my body..". My other friend (yes, ANOTHER FEMALE AUDIOPHILE!) was just giggling, and she said that the images the music conjures are just so powerful...

Sorry for shouting, but I highly suspect that two female audiophiles in a session deserve a big shout out. ; ) > -- <

but I highly suspect that two female audiophiles in a session deserve a big shout out. ; )

Yes, it absolutely does. You are indeed lucky in your listening companions. 😎

been listening to qobuz all day as a change of pace...among the highlights:

joyce s/t (1967)

vieux farka toure with khruangbin - ali

don letts late night tales

saafir "the hit list"

great albums!!

 

Kham Meslien, Fantomes...Futurs. Just got it yesterday from Heavenly Sweetness, in France (thru Bandcamp). Some pretty nice bass playing.

All the best,
Nonoise

Chuck Johnson “Balsams”- spacey pedal steel guitar!

Next up will be Benoit Pioulard’s “Sylva”. Very interesting atmospheric recording using combined sources of instruments, voice, field recordings what seems to tape tricks.

 

@ozzy,

“Set me free, why don’t you Babe” I listen to them at least a couple times a year.

Vanilla Fudge. Anybody remember them?

Just picked this CD up from Bandcamp - best source for new, non-top 100 music. Listening to the Download tonight till CD arrives.

Anthene - Collide.

 

@ozzy 

They played at my high school back in 1969 or 1970. I forget the exact date..

"Vanilla Fudge. Anybody remember them?"

curiousjim, arthur1954,

Pretty cool. That would have been great to hear/see them live back in the day.

Just listened to Vanilla Fudge "Season of The Witch", great tune.

ozzy

A marvelous pianist, excellent performance, superb recording by Jared Sacks.

Dhafer Youssef  ---  Birds Requiem  (North African Traditional / International Jazz)

The Smiths / Louder than bombs

Morrissey / Viva hate

Morrissey / Maladjusted 

Stefano Battaglia  ---  Re: Pasolini  (Avant-Garde / Modern Creative / Piano Jazz)

I don’t know how Bob Witrak at HDTT manages to accomplish this, but he’s given us two releases today of superb albums. First Saxophone Colossus and now one of the greatest Mercury Living Presence recordings in a gorgeous DSD256/DXD transfer. Here we have one of the world’s greatest French conductors and one of the world’s finest French orchestras (albeit located in the United States) playing the very essence of French music.

+1 @rushton - I don't listen to classical music much but do very much enjoy that album. 

 

@boxer12  Glad to know this is one you enjoy. I confess that I'm guilty of listening to a lot of classical. Plus, just about anything acoustic. Earlier today I was listening to Melody Gardot.  

+1 Rushton. One of the things I like about the music forums on Audiogon is seeing the abundance of different tastes people have in music.

 

Valentin Stip / Sigh

 

"All Systems Gone" - Presence

"Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band" (Self Titled Debut Album)

"Willy & The Wheel" - Willy Nelson & Asleep At the Wheel