What are you listening to right now?

PhishPhan · « **Reply #6720 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 02:18 am »

Might Could- All Intertwined

giantsteps · « **Reply #6721 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 03:33 am »

Frank

Ho Tsing Mee · « **Reply #6722 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 05:01 am »

Hotel Costes Quatre - mixed by Stephane Pompougnac

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6723 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 05:08 am »

Echoes, actually. Before that, I started hunting some Chet Baker and Carla Bley. Ordered The Lost Chords Find Paolo Fresu and put Embraceable You in the ole carriage. What Ho is listening to looks interesting.

SET Man · « **Reply #6724 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 05:25 am »

Quote from: Ho Tsing Mee on 21 Feb 2008, 05:01 am

Hotel Costes Quatre - mixed by Stephane Pompougnac

Hey!

That is a very nice one. I really enjoy that one.

I even have that one on vinyl LPs set... yes I paid more, a lot more for LPs

Sadly I don't think they released the earlier one on LP.

Take care,
Buddy

ecramer · « **Reply #6725 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 06:11 am »

The Gits - Seafish Louisville

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6726 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 06:33 am »

Ho and Set- Uh, no. That's something I would expect to hear in a bar. Background music for superficial intentions. Me only, perhaps.

Ho Tsing Mee · « **Reply #6727 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 05:10 pm »

Hi Buddy and Jim. My Costes CD was bought from a flea sale for $4. Have not seen the vinyl version in the record shops and I guess they were probably a limited pressing. So hang on to your copy. I got the CD cheap (the Costes CD series cost about $20 each when new) cause the cardboard digipak cover was torn and frayed and also the lacquer on the CD had lost its shine - I suspect the original owners may have played it to death in their bar or something.

Jim, love your phrase "background music for superficial intentions". Gonna use the quote to politely jive the bartender to change the disc next time he plays something me and my Guinness don't gel with.

Chet Baker's voice is great for lowering your heart rate after a jog or workout. He also gets on very well with the wee small hours of the morning. However, too much of the singing Chet can be a little hazardous if you're driving interstate long distance especially along the quiet lonely stretches. Chet, Shirley Horn and a certain JJ Cale can put a bawling critter of a baby into deep peaceful slumber better than any pacifier on the market.

soundbitten1 · « **Reply #6728 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 09:52 pm »

Quote from: Gordy on 21 Feb 2008, 01:50 am

That made a top ten worst albums list I saw some time back, have never heard it though. Dang, now I'll have to admit that I kinda sorta know somebody that owns it...

you gotta have at least one record for " it's time to end the party and clear everyone out of the house ".

some young guy · « **Reply #6729 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 10:08 pm »

Gordy · « **Reply #6730 on:** 21 Feb 2008, 10:27 pm »

Quote from: soundbitten1 on 21 Feb 2008, 09:52 pm

you gotta have at least one record for " it's time to end the party and clear everyone out of the house ".

Actually, I'm envious! I do have Dolly Parton's "Stairway To Heaven" and...

When Pigs Fly

amazon info

timind · « **Reply #6731 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 02:37 am »

Earthy

SET Man · « **Reply #6732 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 02:48 am »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 21 Feb 2008, 06:33 am

Ho and Set- Uh, no. That's something I would expect to hear in a bar. Background music for superficial intentions. Me only, perhaps.

Quote from: Ho Tsing Mee on 21 Feb 2008, 05:10 pm

Hi Buddy and Jim. My Costes CD was bought from a flea sale for $4. Have not seen the vinyl version in the record shops and I guess they were probably a limited pressing. So hang on to your copy. I got the CD cheap (the Costes CD series cost about $20 each when new) cause the cardboard digipak cover was torn and frayed and also the lacquer on the CD had lost its shine - I suspect the original owners may have played it to death in their bar or something.

Jim, love your phrase "background music for superficial intentions". Gonna use the quote to politely jive the bartender to change the disc next time he plays something me and my Guinness don't gel with.

Hey!

Well, Jim I think it just you

Yes, I do enjoy this album for what I would call a "relaxing evening" for me where I grab a bottle of wine and just sit there in a dimly lite room and let this type of music spin.

Or just doing things around my place. Well, but that's just me.

Ho Tsing Mee, yes, the LPs set seems to be a limited run. Don't laugh... I think I paid something like $30 for the set

Well, I'm a sucker when it come to vinyl LPs

Take care,
Buddy

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6733 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 04:45 am »

Here ya go, Buddy, you can get me back: Joe McPhee- Nation Time (Unheard Music Series). Some of the craziest, pedal to the metal jazz you ever heard. Acid jazz before there was such a thing. Recorded live at Vassar in 1970.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #6734 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 05:19 am »

Quote from: soundbitten1 on 21 Feb 2008, 09:52 pm

Quote from: Gordy on 21 Feb 2008, 01:50 am
That made a top ten worst albums list I saw some time back, have never heard it though. Dang, now I'll have to admit that I kinda sorta know somebody that owns it...

you gotta have at least one record for " it's time to end the party and clear everyone out of the house ".

Now thats .....good thinking....nice !!!!

ecramer · « **Reply #6735 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 06:04 am »

Lonesome Bob - Things fall apart

"I love this Cd from Bob's lonesome twang to his caustic, cynical lyrics."

rajacat · « **Reply #6736 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 06:09 am »

Gordy · « **Reply #6737 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 01:25 pm »

1 Giant Leap - 1 Giant Leap

info here

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #6738 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 09:35 pm »

Ramasutra - "El Pipo Del Taxi".....Cd.....Samples...

some young guy · « **Reply #6739 on:** 22 Feb 2008, 10:11 pm »