Latest music you've picked up...

dorokusai · « **Reply #540 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 12:47 am »

Ani Difranco - Dilate

I love the Amazing Grace cover.

alwayslearning · « **Reply #541 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 12:53 am »

Chris Botti- Italia

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21KDhMlAZOL._AA115_.jpg

Well recorded, wide variety

santacore · « **Reply #542 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 01:15 am »

Ben Harper - Lifeline

Bruce Springsteen - Magic

John Fogerty - Revival

Sea Wolf - Leaves in the river

M. Ward - Post war

Cotton Teath - the snake, the cross, the crown

WGH · « **Reply #543 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 01:39 am »

Vinyl bought at last weekend's Vinyl Roadshow, great to as new condition and $3 each. There is a much larger record show coming up where the dealers bring all their "A" list stuff along with the latest new vinyl.

Bill Evans - Autumn Leaves (1961)

Stan Getz - Groovin' with Getz (?)

Miles Davis - Quiet Nights, arranged and conducted by Gil Evans (?)

Duke Ellington - The Pianist (1966 & 1970)

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Willy and the Poor Boys (?)

Neil Young - Old Ways (1985)

Jerry Reed - The Man with the Golden Thumb (1982)

Rasta · « **Reply #544 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 01:53 am »

Habib Koite - Afriki

If you like Mali tunes, Habib is a must!

jon_010101 · « **Reply #545 on:** 23 Oct 2007, 03:37 am »

Howe Gelb -- 'Sno Angel Like You

Highly recommended

I went on a rampage, too, with all the new indie releases... I don't have time to type those all up!

tnewell · « **Reply #546 on:** 26 Oct 2007, 07:04 pm »

Picked up the following discs this week. All sound great.

Joni Mitchell- Shine
Robert Plant & Allison Krause - Raising Sand
Jennifer Warnes- Famous Blue Raincoat- 20th Anniversary Edition.

The Plant/Krause disc is amazing. I may have to pick up the vinyl version too!!!!

Tom

ctviggen · « **Reply #547 on:** 30 Oct 2007, 10:23 am »

I absolutely love the Plant/Krause CD. It's way better than I thought it would be. Plant doesn't get into any histrionics, which is good.

mjosef · « **Reply #548 on:** 3 Nov 2007, 06:31 am »

Great opportunity to double your music collection...
A few of my pickings(just a few of the 78)
Niyaz
Mia Doi Todd, la ninja
Joe Lovano Ensemble, streams of expression
David Gilmour, remember that night
Flat Earth Society presents Psycho Scout
Gwen Stefani, the sweet escape
Robert Glasper, in my element

Loads of indie/alternate rock, world music and experimental music.
If you are in the NYC metro area, worth checking out.
Info: http://www.wfmu.org/recfair/

Zero · « **Reply #549 on:** 3 Nov 2007, 06:52 am »

Mjosef - GREAT choice with the Niyaz disc... good stuff there. With my looks though, I've got to be careful who I play it around in this predominantly military area..

mjosef · « **Reply #550 on:** 3 Nov 2007, 06:54 am »

You could always play some Jewish music right after...confuse the hell outa them.

lazydays · « **Reply #551 on:** 3 Nov 2007, 05:58 pm »

Jennifer Warne's "Famous Blue Raincoat"
gary

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #552 on:** 4 Nov 2007, 05:19 am »

I just ordered this.....todays deal on Amazon....

Glenn Gould: The Complete Original Jacket Collection - Amazon.com Exclusive [LIMITED EDITION] [BOX SET].....80 Cds.....$109.99....and free shipping.

Sale Link........

WGH · « **Reply #553 on:** 4 Nov 2007, 06:02 am »

JJ Cale & Eric Clapton - The Road to Escondido

2 LP's (double album), Half speed mastered, 180 gram high performance vinyl.

Great new music from two guitar masters.

$32 @ Zia Records, Tucson

Wayne

mjosef · « **Reply #554 on:** 5 Nov 2007, 12:52 am »

Aquired 8 LPs over the weekend:
1. Art Ensemble of Chicago, reese and the smooth ones. Newly reissued by Actuel on 180 gm. "audiophile" virgin vinyl.
2. Steve Roach, traveler.
3. Keith Jarrett, the celestial hawk.
4. Gary Burton/ Chick Corea, duet
5. John Abercrombie, timeless
6. Gary Burton Quartet, picture this
7. Ron Carter, New York slick
8. Richard Beirach, hubris

WGH · « **Reply #555 on:** 5 Nov 2007, 03:48 pm »

I love record swap meets. This weekend's record show must have had over 20 collectors with crates and crates of excellent quality used records, so many albums that it would have taken all day to go through them all. Prices ranged from $2 - $8. After an hour and half I had 14 albums, though I could easily have bought 10 times that number, lacking only time and unlimited funds.

The latest additions to my collection are:

George Harrison - Living in the Material World
Erroll Garner - Erroll Garner
Dave Brubeck - Time In
David Gilmour - David Gilmour
David Gilmour - About Face
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Damn the Torpedoes
Faces - A nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse
Dave Alvin - Romeo's Escape
Neil Young - Neil Young
Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Changes
Cannonball Adderley - The Best of Cannonball Adderley
Sarah Vaughn - Belt the Hits
Wes Montgomery - Vol. 2 the best of Wes Montgomery
Stereo Review's Stereo Test Record Model SR12 for Home and Laboratory Use

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #556 on:** 15 Nov 2007, 10:52 am »

WGH, all- How do you get wind of record swap meets in a fellow's local area? Do you google something? Thank you.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #557 on:** 16 Nov 2007, 07:01 am »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 15 Nov 2007, 10:52 am

WGH, all- How do you get wind of record swap meets in a fellow's local area? Do you google something? Thank you.

Jim....you might check out "Goldmine" at your local news stand or subscribe. They list record shows around the country.
They also have a website....Goldmine....
Here's a good story.......

And......another site to check...

SET Man · « **Reply #558 on:** 30 Nov 2007, 05:24 am »

Hey!

I was around Time Sq. NYC today. Had sometime so I walked in to the Virgin. The first thing I alway do is to walk to the vinyl section. Yes, with nothing particular in mind still I ended up walking out with two vinyl sets.

Robbie Williams "Greatest Hits" UK Press 2 LPs set. Well, I do like couple of his songs and this is my chance to have them on vinyl LP.

The sad part was this set cost me $34

Jay-Z "The Blueprint" Well, I'm not a really hardcore rap/hip-hop fan but I used to listen to this with my brother in his car. It was hard to find this on vinyl than but I think it is now in print again.

Just cleaned them will have to listen to them another day.

Take care,
Buddy

AliG · « **Reply #559 on:** 19 Dec 2007, 05:45 am »

Picked up a few FIM cds (SuperSound I, II, & III)...very good recordings indeed..

Track listing on SuperSound II:
1 The Magnificent Seven
2 Shenandoah
3 Mozart Divertimento in D, K. 136 - Excerpt
4 Mozart Sinfonia Concertante K 364
5 The Rose
6 With A Wave of My Sleeve
7 Take Five
8 Limelight/Gone With The Wind
9 Autumn In Seattle
10 Taichi Concerto for Guqin & Piano - Excerpt
11 Intermezzo from Carmen