what are you listening to now

[NealG]

Originally Posted by Black Stuart

Natalie Merchant - 'Motherland' HDCD - first one I've bought (s/hand Ebay buy) she was in the room, excellant as always from Nat. On a bog standard 63KI - I am impressed. This is one younger generation singer/songwriter I would really love to see live.

Spot on there Stuart! A great singer / songwriter. Love all of her albums and a lot of the 10,000 Maniacs stuff as well.

Spinning recently:

Talk Talk - Colour of Spring on LP, fantastic all analogue recording from '86
Talking Heads - 77, fleabay purchase a bit worn but grin inducing!

On CD -
Neil Diamond - 12 Songs, powerfull stuff from the heart
Lucinda Williams, Car wheels on a Gravel Road
James Blunt - Back to Bedlam, overrated, hyped poop (IMHO)
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins - Rabbit Fur Coat, a cross between Lucinda Williams and Mazy Star, nice harmonys and different styles.
Renee Austin - Sweet Talk, Blues / Rock female artist trying too hard to 'get down'!

[Little Mick]

Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

Nine Tonight

[Basil]

This afternoon all LPs:

1. The End - Introspection, British Psych, produced by Bill Wyman.

2. Billy Cobham - Spectrum, I love load drums!!

3. Blossom Toes - We Are Ever So Clean, another British Psych LP from the late 60's.

4. Eagles - yes I know the Eagles, but I like one particular track from One of These Nights - Journey of the Sourcerer (think of Hitch Hiker's Guide).

Can't wait till tomorrow what LPs will I find at the local Boot sale.

Basil

[Martin213]

Originally Posted by Basil

This afternoon all LPs:

1. The End - Introspection, British Psych, produced by Bill Wyman.

2. Billy Cobham - Spectrum, I love load drums!!

3. Blossom Toes - We Are Ever So Clean, another British Psych LP from the late 60's.

4. Eagles - yes I know the Eagles, but I like one particular track from One of These Nights - Journey of the Sourcerer (think of Hitch Hiker's Guide).

Can't wait till tomorrow what LPs will I find at the local Boot sale.

Basil

Spectrum..........Is that the one with Tommy Bolin?

[Dave the bass]

Prince- Musicology (CD)

A recording so dry I need a glass of water next to my chair or I'll dehydrate Occasional sub-bass so low you think next doors washing machine is faulty!

Lovely sound (to me), great songs covering all the usual Prince subjects...ahem .


Marcus Miller-Tales. Also 'nice'
DTB

[prince of darkness]

Various - The Rock Revelation (Sunday Times Compilation).
Peter Green - Whatcha Gonna Do?
The Groundhogs - Who Will Save The World?
Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper - The Live Adventures Of Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper.
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On.

[buddam]

Just ordered from Amazon a 3-CD Natalie Merchant box-set, including Ophelia. A friend has just named a child Ophelia (unless the text message is having me on, which I hope is the case) & I thought I'd burn Nat's song for her. Couldn't find my copy, hence this box-set. All for £8!!

Always test my tweaks/mods listening to Steve Earle, especially 'My Old Friend The Blues' from his first LP 'Guitar Town'.

Adrian

[Little Mick]

J.J.Cale

Naturally

[prince of darkness]

Puccini - Madama Butterfly - Karajan, Freni, Pavarotti etc.
Chicken Shack - Accept Chicken Shack.
ZZ Top - Fandango.
The Rolling Stones - Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass).

[Black Stuart]

Whiteflier,
my bad English. I bought my first NM CD about 7 years ago. The 'Motherland' copy I bought is HDCD. I heard a track from Tigerlily on Late Junction - played by, of course - Verity Sharpe.

Buddam - that was a steal 3 CDs for £8. which were they.I should get Ophelia from Germany next week.

Black Stuart