Blues in Orbit...Duke Ellington....music on vinyl 180gm reissue ..sonic perfection.
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Blues in Orbit...Duke Ellington....music on vinyl 180gm reissue ..sonic perfection.
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And finished the evening watching Jon Hopkins live set at Glastonbury on Saturday night.
Is that music :scratch: :D
so good i'm playing it twice:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Oh dear, that old chestnut!Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio Al
Did 'Only the Lonely' arrive yet Grant, and most importantly have you listened to it?Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yes and yes Loz. its excellent! well worth the lowly sum tbh.
Dont Worry Loz He's not up to Al's Pishanto tastes :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by HackneyRF
Though ive never heard of him so i might need to check him out too.......
Good news. I'm not 100%, but I believe it's one of my birthday presents. Looking forward to that.
that'll be nice. you will like it if you like Frankie boy![emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by HackneyRF
This arrive on Friday,
Dash Berlin on 4 disc vinyl. Very nice!
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:)Quote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
Pishanto?
Whilst watching i wished i was there Dan. The sound on the Park Stage is great for outdoors. Watched John Grant followed by Mogwai there last year.
His 'Immunity' record is pretty good.
Cheers
Loz
Peter Green Songbook-a tribute to his work.Highlights to me are-Crying won't Bring You Back , Baby When the Sun goes Down ,and Rattlesnake Shake with a special mention for Green Manalishi with the unique talent of Arthur Brown
John Hopkins immunity is better watching whilst listening, he did a live at the boiler room and it was great. He reminds me of Chris Clark in many ways but Clark is far better with composition
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Magnum - Brand New Morning (CD, Germany 2004)
Appropriate for the recent weather
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Scored a new old NOS original nude Shibata for an old AT15Sa cart off the bay, thought I'd made a big mistake, this morning when I first mounted it.. but it is bedding in beautifully...
Mr Cash is in great voice:-
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On radio 7, very entertaining.
Loreena McKennitt: The Wind That Shakes The Barley
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José González – ‘Veneer’
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Jack Johnson – ‘In Between Dreams’ and ‘To the Sea’
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Paul Weller - Saturns Pattern. Really enjoying this. Some great grooves and melodies.
Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (!) - Car, or 1, or whatever. the first solo album. An old friend revisited.
Linda Ronstadt - Greatest Hits Vol. 2
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Tommy Tutone - Tommy Tutone
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cd...good album this
Walkin Man - Seasick Steve (The Best Of) 21 tracks - £3 today at Sainsbury's.For the same price could have had 'Zep , Kinks and Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac (Best Of) along with a good many others
In response to the thread on ‘over-popular’ albums:
Mike Oldfield –‘Tubular Bells’
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and
Pink Floyd – ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ and ‘Wish You Were Here’
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Fabulous album that is so reminiscent of Pink Floyd circa Wish You Were Here.
Go and buy a copy; Now
With the Little Bear P5 in place it sounds Massive!
You need Airbag's The Greatest Show on Earth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
EPICURE by EAT:cool:
The best album of their RCA catalog(ue):
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Some audiophile pish (?);
Eva Cassidy - Songbird (AIFF, 16/44.1)
Nah, needed somethin' a little more urgent!
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Various (Muddy Waters, T-Bone Walker, Big Joe Williams etc) - Rumble & Scratch: The Capitol Blues Collection (PCM from Promo CD)
Waterboys - Modern Blues on vinyl. First listen, like what I'm hearing.
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[1980] UB40 - Signing Off [2010 20th Anniversary 2CD set]
Any Good Pete?Quote:
Originally Posted by orbscure
The Greatest Show On Earth: The Goings Easy
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Its proper UB40 Dan, before they went all commercial... I'm half way through CD1 of the remaster and it sounds superb... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
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I have this on cd and a 180g vinyl copy on Sony/CBS. This particular vinyl release is quite dire. It sounds almost mono in places and nothing like the 'Q sound' from its cd counterpart. It is being released again later this month on both cd and vinyl. The Lp(s) are available on the Columbia label (picture disc) and Analogue Productions (black vinyl). I'd love an original copy, but they go for silly money. I've pre-orderd the AP version in the hope that it will be much improved on the copy I have at the moment.
Chuck berry bbc4, class
Produced as well as one would expect from this illustrious engineer.
(Played on my brand new turntable)
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Originally Posted by orbscure
That record and Present Arms are really great recordings. The 12"s that came with Present Arms are particularly good. Will have to get them out for a spin.
I agree with the comparison Anthony, although I would say Jon Hopkins' live set at this point in time in particular is perhaps more squarely aimed at 3am peak time experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anthony K
P.s. Thanks for the Boiler Room heads up.Quote:
Originally Posted by HackneyRF
Fruupp: The Prince Of Heaven's Eyes
Very nostalgic blast from the past, as I used to hear this so much on Radio Caroline/Mi Amigo/Nord Zee International/whatever that particular month
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Heavy Metal Kids: Kitsch (1976) (Gary Holton's Finest..)
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[2007] Rudy Perrone - The Language of Spirits [Amazon mp3 download]
Started with Dunkertons Cider and Terry Riley.....
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then that got me to thinking of Tim Hecker......
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followed by Jane Weaver and another Dunkertons....
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and then some Unthanks....
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One more Dunkertons and a Headphone Commute mix from Antonymes with Robert Wyatt's cover version of Chic's ' At Last I am Free' on it....
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Great stuff, but note to self - Must go out more!
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Beautiful sound from this 180gm vinyl reissue..so mellow yet full sound