What are you listening to right now?

WC · « **Reply #86020 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 04:57 pm »

Sounds From the Thievery Hi-Fi - Thievery Corporation (CD (1997))

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WC · « **Reply #86021 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 08:17 pm »

Loma - Loma (CD (2018))

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cheech · « **Reply #86022 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 08:52 pm »

TEN YEARS AFTER - LIVE AT THE FILMORE EAST 1970

WC · « **Reply #86023 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 09:13 pm »

Patch the Sky - Bob Mould (CD (2016))

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bummrush · « **Reply #86024 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 09:56 pm »

Jeff Beck. The orange album

WC · « **Reply #86025 on:** 16 Nov 2018, 10:29 pm »

Anna - Anna Waronker (CD (2002))

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won ton on · « **Reply #86026 on:** 17 Nov 2018, 01:22 am »

King Crimson................live in Vienna
Frank Zappa.................live in New York

gary · « **Reply #86027 on:** 17 Nov 2018, 04:58 am »

Sun June, a new band from Austin, with a female singer and unlike most music these days the recording quality and engineering are great. They are apparently called regret pop? Whatever that is it sounds great to me on a Friday night.

https://sunjune.bandcamp.com/album/years

undertowogt1 · « **Reply #86028 on:** 17 Nov 2018, 03:05 pm »

MUSE

Great Album so far

jschwenker · « **Reply #86029 on:** 17 Nov 2018, 04:53 pm »

ArthurDent · « **Reply #86030 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 01:25 am »

Thompson Twins: Greatest Hits '96

timind · « **Reply #86031 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 02:13 am »

ArthurDent · « **Reply #86032 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 02:25 am »

Quote from: timind on 18 Nov 2018, 02:13 am

Big

Lots of great players there.

Joe Satriani: Black Swans & Wormhole Wizards '10

jschwenker · « **Reply #86033 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 02:58 am »

Quote from: jschwenker on 17 Nov 2018, 04:53 pm

Sharing a response to a PM query: No I don’t believe that is the same Larry some of us know from the Sheffield “Confederation”, or further back when he played with Glen Campbell. (though at least one or two web sites picture this record along with his) This disc was recorded in London, released by Capitol in ’71. It is a lively and fine example of well written and performed/recorded Brit folk rock (think Alan Price “O Lucky Man”) with nary a whiff of a banjo.
Cheers, John

ArthurDent · « **Reply #86034 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 03:14 am »

Quote from: jschwenker on 18 Nov 2018, 02:58 am

Sharing a response to a PM query: No I don’t believe that is the same Larry some of us know from the Sheffield “Confederation”, or further back when he played with Glen Campbell. (though at least one or two web sites picture this record along with his) This disc was recorded in London, released by Capitol in ’71. It is a lively and fine example of well written and performed/recorded Brit folk rock (think Alan Price “O Lucky Man”) with nary a whiff of a banjo.
Cheers, John

Thanks for the additional info John. I do enjoy Alan Price, and while back in the day 3 hrs was a long movie, O Lucky Man is still a favorite. Will check it out.

Uriah Heep: Demons & Wizards '72

Larkston Zinaspic · « **Reply #86035 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 05:56 pm »

Not there

PBB · « **Reply #86036 on:** 18 Nov 2018, 07:10 pm »

"Gene Harris At Maybeck" Concord CD.

Great solo Jazz piano. I love live recordings, well at least when they are of excellent music, well recorded.

Worst part of the CD: the cover design.

Captainhemo · « **Reply #86037 on:** 19 Nov 2018, 12:31 am »

Willie Dixon / Memphis Slim - Willie's Blues '59
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won ton on · « **Reply #86038 on:** 19 Nov 2018, 12:57 am »

John Abercrombie..........animato
Ralph Towner................batik
John Coltrane................both directions at once.......the lost album

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #86039 on:** 19 Nov 2018, 02:26 am »

Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars - Edie Brickell & New Bohemians [1988]

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