Latest music you've picked up...

PeteG · « **Reply #381 on:** 23 May 2006, 10:40 pm »

I’ve been listening to Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris “ALL THE ROADRUNNING” when I first seen it I thought what a strange combo, Knopfler (ex-Dire Straits singer) with a country singer Harris (I’ve always liked Emmylou).

So after about the third time around with this new CD I’m so glad I picked it up, it does have a country sound to it though.

Pete

All the Roadrunning

mjosef · « **Reply #382 on:** 7 Jun 2006, 02:27 am »

Have been avoiding work the last week or so...so been spending a lot of time rearranging the system...recently took delivery of a custom Jolida Signature 3205A( a Bill Baker creation), so have been racking up the hours on it...snucked out to J&R Music today and picked up the following discs.

1. E.S.T. ~somewhere else before. Read an article about this group some time ago, and recently ScottF posted spinning their latest in another thread. Jazz at the frontier.
1. Joe Henderson. A Milestone Profile series of musicians that recorded on the Milestone label in the 60's. All remastered in 24bit 'glory'.
3. Jeff Gauthier. ~one and the same. Got wind of this from a CryptoGramophone sampler. Gotta love the independant labels, they are the ones pushing the music outward and beyond. Jazz beyond bebop.
4. Bennie Maupin. ~Penumbra. Another fine album from the CrypoGramophone label. Bennie and percussionish Daryl Munyungo Jackson were original members of Hancock's Headhunters. Very good sonics.
5. Cannonball Adderley Sextet. ~In New York. Recorded live at the Vanguard in 1962. Brother Nat on cornet, Yusef Lateef on sax, flute and oboe, Zawinul on piano, Sam Jones bass and Louis Hayes on drums. Top notch band.
6. Shirley Horn, ~You won't forget me. Lots of special guests, including Miles, Branford and his brother, Billy Hart, Buster Williams.
7. Eric Dolphy. Prestige Profile series.

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #383 on:** 8 Jun 2006, 03:35 pm »

I just got 30 Seconds to Mars, cracking the plastic as we speak.............

Soundbitten · « **Reply #384 on:** 8 Jun 2006, 06:14 pm »

crappy schmaltz ... Ink was a lot better

ricmon · « **Reply #385 on:** 8 Jun 2006, 08:41 pm »

Dave Holland Extended Play: Live at Birdland [LIVE]

Christian McBride Extended Play: Live at Birdland [LIVE]

Wyntan Marsellias Live at Blues Alley

Folsom · « **Reply #386 on:** 8 Jun 2006, 11:17 pm »

Dion - Bronx In Blue
King Apparatus - Marbles
The Politicians - Press Some Flesh
Incognegro - Incognegro
Hugo Montenegro - Mammy Blue (LP)
Albert Hammond - It never rains in southern California (LP)

The LP's are a gamble, I got no idea what they sound like. They cost $1.00 a piece and look just about new.

mcrespo71 · « **Reply #387 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 01:39 am »

LP
Tears for Fears- Seeds of Love
Sleater Kinney- Call the Doctor
Janes Addiction Ritual De Lo Habitual
Cheap Trick
Cheap Trick In Color
Cheap Trick Heaven Tonight
Belle & Sebastian Boy with the Arab strap
Belle & Sebastian If you're feeling sinister
Belle & Sebastian Tigermilk
Belle & Sebastian Push Barman to Open Old Wounds
Belle & Sebastian Life Pursuit
u2 Achtung Baby
Smiths meat is murder
John Lennon Milk and Honey
Beck Guero
u2 Boy
u2 October
Kinks Muswell Hillbillies
Robert Pollard From a Compound Eye
Led Zeppelin Physical Graffitti
Johny Cash Greatest
Kinks Lola vs Powerman
Pet Shop Boys Actually
Cat Power The Greatest

CD
George Harrison Concert for Bangladesh
Talking Heads BOX SET
Prince 3121
Sloan A Sides Win
Iggy Pop Raw Power
Miles Davis Round Midnight Legacy
John Coltrane Soultrane Legacy
Alicia Keys Unplugged
Sloan Pretty Together
Sloan Action Pact
Destiny's Child #1's
Best of Chic
Violent Femmes greatest
Living Colour greatest
Elliot Smith XO

Folsom · « **Reply #388 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 06:22 am »

Dude do you have a job?! The amount of time to listen to how much music you get is, well, more than I have.

mjosef · « **Reply #389 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 06:50 am »

We NYer don't need no job...

Only HuMan.

mcrespo71 · « **Reply #390 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 01:35 pm »

Quote from: Destroyer of Smiles.

Dude do you have a job?! The amount of time to listen to how much music you get is, well, more than I have.

I'm just a music whore!

Me likey music

Gordy · « **Reply #391 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 04:44 pm »

It's been a while, so with a quick glance around and my

memory...

Magic, The Wanamaker Grand Organ, Peter Conti

Dream of the Orient, Concerto Koln

Allegri Miserere, Tallis Scholars

Ways Not to Lose, Wood Brothers

Show Your Bones, Yeah Yeah Yeahs

This Sonic Landscape, Elfonia

Brent Magstadt, Brent Magstadt

Taproot, Michael Hedges

Espers II, Espers

Spine & Sensory, Tristeza

A Thousand Roads, Lisa Gerrard

The Chapters Live, Saga

The Muse Awakens, Happy the Man

Claude Chalhoub, Claude Chalhoub

Lobi Traore Group, Lobi Traore

Clone, Leo Kottke

Double Wide and Live, Southern Culture on the Skids

Montreal - 10-4-05, Dead Can Dance

Seattle - 9-18-05, DCD

The Call, Caryn Lin

Cultivation, Gram Rabbit

The Transit Rider, Faun Fables

The Red Shoes, Kate Bush

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #392 on:** 9 Jun 2006, 05:22 pm »

Quote from: Soundbitten

crappy schmaltz ... Ink was a lot better

Thanks for the warning

mjosef · « **Reply #393 on:** 10 Jun 2006, 07:50 pm »

1. Billy Paul Williams, miles to go. A blend of electronia/jazz/soul.
2. Anne-Sophie Mutter, Mozart violin concertos.
3. David Holland.Barre Phillips, music from two basses.
4. Toots and The Maytals, Time rough, the Anthology.

PeteG · « **Reply #394 on:** 1 Jul 2006, 01:37 am »

Billy Joel- 12 Gardens LIVE

launche · « **Reply #395 on:** 4 Jul 2006, 03:49 am »

Van Morrison: The Philosopher's Stone

Everytime I get one of his discs it rarely ever dissappoints and I always feel like I waited to long to hear it. Who does what they do better than Van does.

And these were throw aways and b-sides...all artists should be so lucky.

Captain Humble · « **Reply #396 on:** 4 Jul 2006, 12:57 pm »

Picked up the following over the last month or so:

Freddie Jones - ALL DAY

Lyle Lovett - LYLE LOVETT

Joni Mitchell - COURT AND SPARK

Joni Mitchell - HEJIRA

Joni Mitchell - BLUE

Leann Rimes - BLUE

Maggie Sansone - CELTIC MEDITATIONS

Alex Gold - XTRAVAGANZA MIX

Steven Halpern - MUSIC FOR YOGA

Steven Halpern - INNER PEACE

Regina Carter - RHYTHMS OF THE HEART

Craig Chaquico - ACOUSTIC PLANET

Astrud Gilberto - ASTRUD FOR LOVERS

Keb 'Mo' - SUITCASE

Tracy Chapman - CROSSROADS

Dolores Keane - SOLID GROUND

Eric Johnson - LIVE FROM AUSTIN

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - TEXAS FLOOD

Edgar Meyer - BACH UNACCOMPANIED CELLO SUITES

Jeff

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #397 on:** 4 Jul 2006, 04:32 pm »

I just piked up 38 cd's from a local store that was clearing out a buch of stuf for $1 each

Lots of jazz, some latin, and some pop crap that I never would have paid full price for, or even 99 cents for a downoad.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #398 on:** 4 Jul 2006, 06:10 pm »

A few...new and old...

Cheap Trick - "Rockford"...brand new cd - the boys are back !!

Elmore James - "Shake Your Moneymaker - Best of the Fire Sessions"

Etta James - "Blues To The Bone"

Derek Trucks Band - "Soul Serenade"

Derek Trucks Band - "Songlines"

Spyro Gyra - "Wrapped In A Dream"

And a DVD...which is rare for me...John Fogerty - "The Long Road Home - In Concert" ....he can still rock live !!!!

mcrespo71 · « **Reply #399 on:** 4 Jul 2006, 06:27 pm »

Quote from: lonewolfny42 on 4 Jul 2006, 06:10 pm

A few...new and old...
Cheap Trick - "Rockford"...brand new cd - the boys are back !!
Elmore James - "Shake Your Moneymaker - Best of the Fire Sessions"
Etta James - "Blues To The Bone"
Derek Trucks Band - "Soul Serenade"
Derek Trucks Band - "Songlines"
Spyro Gyra - "Wrapped In A Dream"
And a DVD...which is rare for me...John Fogerty - "The Long Road Home - In Concert" ....he can still rock live !!!!

How's the Cheap Trick album?