What are you listening to right now?

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #26880 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 05:27 am »

Lush - Gala (1990)

Samples

satfrat · « **Reply #26881 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 05:31 am »

The Sword: Warp Riders (2010)

Some serious Sabbath-like alternative metal.

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Cheers,
Robin

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ltr317 · « **Reply #26882 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 05:34 am »

Quote from: SlushPuppy on 3 Sep 2010, 05:25 am

Bettie Serveert is an excellent band. For some reason I only have "Lamprey" on CD. I need to add a few more now that I think about it

I stop buying new lps around the early 1990s, so all my B.S. albums are on cd: Palomine, Lamprey, Log 22, Dust Bunnies, and the rare Kids' Allright ep single. I want to get their new Pharmacy of Love, heard some samples and really like it.

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #26883 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 05:52 am »

Quote from: ltr317 on 3 Sep 2010, 05:34 am

I stop buying new lps around the early 1990s, so all my B.S. albums are on cd: Palomine, Lamprey, Log 22, Dust Bunnies, and the rare Kids' Allright ep single. I want to get their new Pharmacy of Love, heard some samples and really like it.

All my music is on CD. Not based on preference (vinyl vs. CD), just a fact of life having to move every couple of years during my 25 years in the Navy. Albums never would have survived the brutality of the low-contract military movers we had over the years. Cracked CD cases were/are cheap to replace. Most of the stuff I've been buying lately wasn't available on vinyl anyway. I didn't know they had a new album, I'll have to look it up on Amazon.

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #26884 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 06:09 am »

Catherine Wheel - Ferment (1992)

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pumpkinman · « **Reply #26885 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 09:52 am »

Quote from: Mike Nomad on 3 Sep 2010, 03:04 am

The CDs sound better with each successive re-issue. The original Chrysalis CD was a straight copy of the LP. Sounds like they cut the CD using an EQ'd cassette master (Hardly surprising. The early Chrysalis CDs sounded like cr@p).

That was followed by a re-issue that included a KMET radio broadcast as bonus material. The sound went from muddy to brittle. The Disc was worth getting for the KMET broadcast.

The current CD has dropped the KMET broadcast, and added two BBC sessions. Sound quality a massive improvement. Simply, it sounds like it should. The BBC sessions are better performances than the KMET broadcast, and include a song or two that haven't shown up on any album. Highly recommended.

@ Arthur: Reckoning is my favorite catalog release. I've turned a dozen people on to the Dead with that record.

Currently listening to: Journey - Next

I have the Chrysalis CDs that say remastered and Bridge of Sighs on Beat Goes On
with 8 bonus tracks 4 BBC Sessions and 4 John Peel sessions I wasn't going to buy it
but I found it used for $5.00

Well I just went and looked at my CD's and they are all BGO imports my bad they are not The Chrysalis discs

pumpkinman · « **Reply #26886 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 11:10 am »

Robin Trower,Jack Bruce & Bill Lordan
BLT

LP

pumpkinman · « **Reply #26887 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 11:46 am »

The Beatles
Live in Hamburg 1962

CD Oh No it's a K-Tel

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #26888 on:** 3 Sep 2010, 12:22 pm »

Quote from: ltr317 on 3 Sep 2010, 04:28 am

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Never heard the category shoegazing before.

Here's something else from that time period:

The Juliana Hatfield Three - Become What You Are (1993).

samples: http://www.amazon.com/Become-What-You-Juliana-Hatfield/dp/B000004AT5/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1283487783&sr=1-10

Nice, fellas.