Whats playing on your system today?

Two Sides to Every Story by Tiger Okoshi. It's an Alan Yoshida master and recorded using the XRCD process meaning it sounds amazing. 

Into day 2 of a bunch of Grateful Dead concert recordings. They played some really good shows in 1977.

Creedence Clearwater Revival.

My favorite group!

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The Dead in 77 were at the top of their game.  I Have a few 77 concerts including the legendary Cornell 5/8/77 show.  Long live the Dead!  

John Densmore - Happy 80th!

C S N & Y

Liquid Tension Experiment

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Buckethead | Electric Tears

"Sketches of Spain (For Miles)"

"The Way To Heaven"

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"The Ghost of Childhood" album by October Project. 

Kansas

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"LSD" (Lake Shore Drive) Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah

https://youtu.be/0saZiLV7-7E?si=ov-fSoP7kRXAlMuW

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No Doubt "Hella Good"

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The very, very best of Crowded House 

"Fall At Your Feet"

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Bryan Adams 

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Conor Oberst - Salutations

Wooden Wand - Death Seat

Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused - Live - the Song Remains the Same 

James LaBrie's Mullmuzzler 2

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Sanguisugabogg vinyls

I started with Modern Jazz Quartet, and wandered into something very interesting! The name of the album is Ten Steps, by Dan Whitehouse & Max ZT. Please try it and let me know what you think. It's a relaxing ethereal journey that was completely unique. You will hear the hammered dulcimer of Max ZT, which was described as the Jimmi Hendricks of dulcimer players. Next I found Max ZT with Ivy League Hillbillies. Interesting name and even more interesting music!!!
*Try it, you will thank me later!!!*
https://youtu.be/WQ16crfTtRQ?si=KLTpsAtbziJOqiJU

A great recording Mnike

The Who - Quadrophenia.  Deluxe set.  

Joe Sample-Carmel(CD-1979/1996GRP) A Fusion Jazz favorite of mine kicks off an unusual Saturday Night Vinyl session.

"Blow Your Face Out" (Live)

J. Geils Band.

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Rolling Stones. Live at Shepherds Bush.  Just released on Tidal 

Riverside - Second Life Syndrome. 

Now Playing:

LIZZARD- Mesh

I am listening to the most marvelous music, I really don’t want it to stop. Ever!

I’ve just discovered it. The artist is Bart van Oort and he plays the fortepiano. It is what pianos were in Chopin’s day and they don’t necessarily sound completely familiar, but van Oort is a magician the way he makes these pianos sing. I am listening to one of his singles called “French Nocturnes.  I’d like to upload a photo here from my iPad Photo Library but apparently that’s not possible. :(

The first track is beyond beautiful. Check it out here:

https://youtu.be/PSgg9bZex-E?si=qi6lnCqRzy5f8_6Q

The other one of van Oort’s recordings that I’ve been playing is also wonderful! It is a multi disc album “Chopin and his Contemporaries” and it is equally beautiful.

Testament

Buckcherry

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Talking Heads More Songs about Buildings and Food. 

Talking Heads are excellent.  I’ve been listening to the reissue of Talking Heads 77.  Great stuff. 

Tom Waits - Alice 

Christmas Tunes

3 Doors Down

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King Buffalo "Burning"

Ally Venable Band, (featuring Gary Hoey) "Devil's Son"

Seether "Fake It"

George Thorogood "Tail Dragger" 

Charlie Brown's Christmas CD

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A holiday staple!

Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower.  Back to the original post. 

Gamma featuring Ronnie Montrose (R.I.P.)

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Dirty Shirley S/T 

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Judas Preist | Rocka Rolla

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DGM | Endless

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Philip Sayce Group

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Testament

Live at Tanglewood 1970 - The Who 

Til Tuesday - Welcome Home.  

Ali Hassan Kuban - From Nubia to Cairo

Aion for orchestra. Lovely, menacing and mysterious all at the same time. I will label this one an audiophile recording as well for sure.  Don’t miss this one!

Beth Hart | You Still Got Me

Check out "Savior With A Razor" (featuring Slash)

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Shockingly good later Asia album XXX