Whats playing on your system today?

I used to listen to UFO with an old friend of mine but not lately. Today I listened to the David Crosby, 50th Anniversary Rhino reissue ‘If I Could Only Remember My Name’

Ultra Lounge - Christmas Cocktails Volume 3

Jay Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots – S/T  (Alternative Tentacles 2004)

Jay Munly – Jimmy Carter Syndrome (Smooch 2002)

Copeland-In Motion(CD) was played prior to playing vinyl tonight.

Seven Pillars by Andy Akiho and Sandbox Percussion

Even if you don't like contemporary/experimental classical/jazz this album, and particularly the first track, sounds amazing with incredible soundstage, placement, detail, and separation with remarkable highs and bass. If it doesn't sound great on your system it might be time to think about upgrading something! https://open.qobuz.com/track/130093490

Nirvana, “In Utero”

Candlebox, “Candlebox”

Live, “Throwing Copper”

Emmylou Harris and the Nash Ramblers: Ramble in Music City.

"Lost" live album released in Sept., I just discovered this AM. Nice performance, and based on my office system at least, a nice recording.

@pinwa same here. I hadn’t listened to that group in 20 years. Still fantastic music. I never understood why they weren’t more popular. 

@femoore12  I had completely forgotten about Penguin Cafe Orchestra even though it was a favorite from my younger days.  I'm looking forward to listening to them again.

Steely Dan, “Northeast Corridor (live)”

Nick Mason, Live At The Roundhouse”.   My go to music this year.  

"When in Rome" by the Penguin Cafe Orchestra 1987 release

David Torn --- The David Torn Collection (Guitar Jazz / Experimental Fusion)

👍 @david_ten The Live record is fantastic on vinyl. Made me so happy though when ECM allowed their catalogs onto the services. Either way it’s a record that sounds to me like where it’s at. If anyone is discussing where Jazz is lately or where it’s going I point to that record. Several times I’ve heard live contemporary jazz performers playing charts they say are originals but they sound like they’re either right off either a Marcin or Shai Maestro record.

Trilok Gurtu  ---  The Glimpse  (International Jazz / Worldbeat)

@spiritofradio  James, I have 3 of Marcin Wasilewski's albums in my library. I'll give "Live" a listen later tonight. - David.

@femoore12  👍   Try Handmade Cities.  Favorite of mine.  

@spiritofradio 

Thanks!
I’ve never heard of Plini, but what I am hearing on the Impulse Voices album sounds fantastic. It’s always a great day when I get to hear new music for the first time. Thank you so much for the recommendation! 

@femoore12 , hey there +1 on both Hem and on Toundra IV.  
 

you seem to have taste in music that resonates with me.  Very cool.  
 

do you know the music of Plini?   

Hello David, @david_ten , +1 on Marcin Wasilewski.  Have you heard his fairly recent live album on ECM? I’ve been recommending it often.  

Galya Bisengalieva

Aralkum

Wasn't sure where to post this but wanted others to know about it.  

John Coltrane, “A Love Supreme”   SACD

“Pictures At An Exhibition”,  RCA Living Stereo SACD

Charles Mingus

Stefano Battaglia Trio  ---  The River Of Anyder  (Avant-Garde Jazz)

@n80  Wonderful stuff, indeed. Playing Christmas music from Tidal and Qobuz curated playlists for the kiddo. 

Handel's Messiah, Emmanuelle Haim, Qobuz......the whole thing this morning before Lessons and Carols at church.

Wonderful stuff loud.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse  ---  Barn 

Richard Marx

White Zombie

Sammy Davis Jr. "Sweet Gingerbread Man"

N

The Kinks, "Father Christmas".

N

Sun Ra - Sun Ra Exotica

Booker T and the MGs - Green Onions 

Neighbourhood  --- Manu Katché / Tomasz Stańko / Jan Garbarek / Marcin Wasilewski / Slawomir Kurkiewicz 

Hem - Rabbit Songs. Fantastic album. The song Half an Acre is gorgeous. 

Rosanne Cash  ---  Black Cadillac 

Hugh Masekela  ---  Hope  (Global Jazz / African Traditions)

Patricia Barber --- Mythologies

The Time - Pandemonium  - Great album to turn up loud. Jesse Johnson's guitar work is outstanding. Especially the intro on the song Skillet.  

Charles Lloyd  ---  Canto 

Anouar Brahem  ---  The Astounding Eyes of Rita (North African Traditional / Jazz Fusion)

Zero 7 - Simple Things. Great album for a cold winter morning. 

Menahan Street Band - The Exciting Sounds of Menahan Street Band - retro soul instrumental album - great early 70's vibe. 

The Gracious Few, S/T, CD

Rock group from York, Penn. The band features Guitarist Chad Taylor, bassist Patrick Dahlheimer and drummer Chad Gracey from the band Live! Lead vocalist Kevin Martin and guitarist Sean Hennessy from Candlebox.

"The rest of you" 

N

@stereo5,

Oh man, left Tool “Fear Inoculum” in for a week when first bought.

Here’s a tear jerker for y’all. Conway Twitty’s - That’s My Job

@femoore12,

These places are sanctuaries … a pleasure my friend 

@femoore12   As does Tidal, with the exception of two tracks from their upcoming Jan 14/2022 release "Hex" (as of now).

Listening to IV as I type.

@david_ten  Great! Qobuz has their entire catalog. I’m slowly working through it. 

Trentemøller --- The Last Resort (Experimental Techno)

@femoore12  I'll check them out. Thanks.

Toundra IV - post-metal / prog-rock band from Madrid. Great guitar work. 

Little Feat - "Electrif Lycanthrope". RSD 2021 release. CD.

Yello