What are you listening to right now?

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #13780 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:03 am »

The Jayhawks - Sound Of Lies

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aragon63 · « **Reply #13781 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:07 am »

Jonny Lang --Wander This World

aragon63 · « **Reply #13782 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:12 am »

Buddy Guy --Stone Crazy!

Blues

timind · « **Reply #13783 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:18 am »

Sandro Ferri - Tiny Mirrors

Bemopti123 · « **Reply #13784 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:21 am »

Quote from: satfrat on 4 Apr 2009, 12:59 am

Basia: It`s That Girl Again (2009)

She's back after 15 years, sample here.

Cheers,
Robin

Damn, that was a loooong time she had any sort of recording. Good to hear that she is still doing it.

aragon63 · « **Reply #13785 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:24 am »

Shuggie Otis --Inspiration Information/1974

jqp · « **Reply #13786 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:24 am »

jqp · « **Reply #13787 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:26 am »

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #13788 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:26 am »

Alejandro Escovedo - Thirteen Years

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JerryM · « **Reply #13789 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:45 am »

aragon63 · « **Reply #13790 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:54 am »

Weather Report --8:30 [LIVE]

JerryM · « **Reply #13791 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:59 am »

ecramer · « **Reply #13792 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 05:29 am »

Hellbound Train
Savoy Brown

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #13793 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 05:47 am »

International Guitar Night II- D'Gary, Clive Carroll, Miguel da la Bastide, Brian Gore (Pacific Music); Azaham- Paco Pena (Nimbus). Both have concert acoustics. The Nimbus recording is distant, hyper detailed and dry, but Russell Dawkins' recording, the former, is uniquely warm, woody, and rich and still very detailed (naturally detailed) and ambient. Made at a concert in British Columbia. Don't know of another recording quite like it, really. And the music is lovely.

topround · « **Reply #13794 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 01:13 pm »

Last night I heard Led Zeppelin II on vinyl, an extremely high end rig, we heard 3 versions of the same album.

Original British (Plum) release , very good, very dynamic, hot recording, but fun, very open and revealing.

Led Zep II rerelease, awesome, better than the Brit version, smooth open and excellent tone and body, great recording.

American release, probably the same release we all had growing up, It was terrible by contrast, very compressed and NO dynamics, it was a reflection of the real thing.

Sitting in the chair I was struck, thinking this shitty recording is in everyones collection, the better recordings just trounced it. What boggled my mind was all the money we spend to get it better, when a 20 dollar record was like a 10K upgrade or more! Frustrating when you think about it.

The rerelease ROCKS! That is not always the case, many times the original sounds way better than the audiophile 180 gram release.

It was fun

mike

ecramer · « **Reply #13795 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 01:13 pm »

The Miles Davis and Gil Evans: Complete Columbia Studio Recordings [BOX SET] [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]

zybar · « **Reply #13796 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:31 pm »

Radiohead - the bends

zybar · « **Reply #13797 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 02:55 pm »

Rush - A Farewell to Kings

zybar · « **Reply #13798 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 03:35 pm »

Rush - Hemispheres (remastered)

Bill O'Connell · « **Reply #13799 on:** 4 Apr 2009, 04:24 pm »

John Lee Hooker, "I'm in the mood"