Whats playing on your system today?

Joshua Davis / A Miracle Of Birds

A Tribute To Uncle Tupelo

Alice In Chains, “Dirt” on vinyl

Gling-Glo

Just added Roon/Tidal in the past month and running around in Tidal has been a blast!
Right now listening to the Stevie Winwood catalogue including the old stuff plus his newer live Madison Square Garden album with Eric Clapton and his 2017 solo live album. 

The Doors, L.A. Woman

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Alexander Scriabin "Piano Concerto in F sharp min,Op. 20" .Ashkenazy

Les Claypool / Purple Onion 

Harvey Mandell

Garbage version 2.0 .. Garbage.

Bulgarian cassette release!

The Eleventh Hour .... Magnum

Original UK Jet Records pressing.

Its a vinyl kind of night.

Strange Little Birds .... Garbage.

Brand new 180GM double record set.

Crosscurrents - Bill Evans Trio (Warne Marsh / Lee Konitz / Bill Evans)

Modernistic - Jason Moran.

Glenn Hughes, Resonate

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Karl Goldmark "Violin Concerto in A min ." Op18

The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady - Charles Mingus

david_tena must own Mingus title in any format.  Happy Listening!

Fresh from Germany.

Breath of Life ... Magnum.

Original Steamhammer German pressing.

@jafant  definitely happy, listening.

@schubert  switched to music closer to yours: Goldmark: Violin Concerto No. 1 in A Minor (Op. 28) - Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen, Itzhak Perlman. Andre Previn / Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

Two I Havn't played in a while. Both solid.
Heart, Dog & Butterfly
"Mistrial Wind" is excellent...

Heart, Little Queen

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Excellent albums Nutty.
I always used Barracuda as a great test track with that opening bass.

I was definitely smitten by Ann,s vocals at the time....lol.

They went after the hits which admittedly made they tons of cash but those two albums are their high points imho.

Ali Jackson

Never owned any Heart...heard plenty of ’em on the radio back in the day. Always impressed by the vocals, like Uberwaltz says. But only knew them through those FM hits and those probably don’t do justice to the depth of their song-writing skills. Mistral that Nutty just turned me on to being a case in point, I think.

Anyway, right now, Elton John’s Honky Chateau (immediately after listening to Tumbleweed Connection).  
Not a huge EJ fan by any means but do like a lot of his early stuff. Well written, great arrangements, excellent musicians. Sonics on this "The Classic Years" edition CD are good too.  Favorites: Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters, Hercules (A cat named Hercules).

Ghosthouse.

I am pretty much a sucker for most female vocal fronted rock bands though.
Think

Concrete Blonde, Hole, Garbage, Heart, Pretty Reckless, The Pretenders, The Euryhmics, Evanescense, Lacuna Coil etc etc.

And truckloads more.....

Uberw. - Do you know Joan Osborne? Check out her album "Relish" if you’ve not heard it. Could be another female singer for your list.  Writing and production help from one or more of The Hooters, as I recall.

Martin L. Gore, Counterfeit e.p. (excellent)
Luka Bloom, Riverside  (nice to revisit)

Mary Gauthier, "Mercy Now"

https://youtu.be/IT7NiFpJmvI

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Santana,  "Caravanserai"

Ghosthouse
I will be checking Joan out, thank you.

A trip to the LRS today netted some new tapes.

First up

Revenge ... Eurythmics.

Anne Lennox sure has some range and power!

GTR featuring Steve Hackett & Steve Howe.

Fabulous sq for a tape!

Sonny Criss

@nutty---I love Mary’s Mercy Now album, and her as an artist. I discovered her as a result of the album being produced by Gurf Morlix, Lucinda Williams’ guitarist, band leader, and producer up to and including her career-making Car Wheels On A Gravel Road album.

PianoMan ... Billy Joel.

Hard to believe this is tape! 
Very impressed.

Tanakh / Ardent Fevers

Don't say No ... Billy Squier.

Cassette

Lost & Found - Jorga Smith

The Wall - Pink Floyd

18 till I die ... Bryan Adams.

Cassette.

Saved this till last as someone said the sq on this tape was one of the best ever heard. Its definitely up there.

Songs from the Big Chair ... Tears For Fears.

Cassette

Even though I have this album on CD, 45rpm vinyl and 24/192 MQA how could I not buy it for $2 on tape.

August and Everything ... Counting Crows.

One of the seminal albums of the 90,s imho.

bd24,
I believe it was slaw who introduced Mary G. to me. She is a very compelling artist. 

uberwaltz, 
I agree with you on the Counting Crows, August and Everything After. I have it on CD only, but it is a fantastic recording. Solid through and through. 

I'm a big B. Joel fan as well. Caught him and Elton John together on tour in Louisville some years back. I love Elton's music very much but Billy stole the show! 

This morning, Ryan Adams S/T

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Off the beaten path for nutty but here goes. 
Candy Dulfer

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Steely Dan, Pretzel Logic, 1974

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretzel_Logic

Song List:
1."Rikki Don't Lose That Number" 4:322."Night by Night" 3:403."Any Major Dude Will Tell You" 3:054."Barrytown" 3:175."East St. Louis Toodle-Oo"Duke Ellington, Bubber Miley2:45Side twoNo.TitleLength6."Parker's Band"2:367."Through with Buzz"1:308."Pretzel Logic"4:329."With a Gun"2:1510."Charlie Freak"2:4111."Monkey in Your Soul"2:31

ZERO 7 simple things UK vinyl
Dexter Gordon Gettin’ Around NY Blue Note pressing

ghosthouse,
 Do yourself a favor!
Acquire yourself a couple Heart albums. 
Especially within  the first  5 or  6
Above average recordings! for their era.
THESE GIRLS ROCK😎
The band not to shabby!

Elton John "Tumbleweed  Connection"
SACD 
Real Music when  music  was  REAL.

Since today is Lenny Bernstein's 100th birthday, I'm spinning his performance of the Mahler 2nd.

Traveler '99

Thanks for the recommendation, @arcam88.

I'm probably repeating myself.  Only heard their hits.  Never owned any of the LPs.  Will do some more listening at the least.  Tidal doesn't have too much of their earlier discography (which is definitely what interests me).  Spotify has quite a bit although the SQ is not as good as Tidal.  Guess I'll have to suffer with that  ;-)

My default rainy day go to LP, The Best of the Moody Blues.