What are you listening to....... right now...........

Circled back for Sarah Jarosz, again.

Staying home tonight, to watch the Stones concert. Setting up a table in the den for dinner. Rack of lamb, Rhone wine in the glass, and the Stones!

The Stones concert was the best concert I've ever seen. I'll spare you the superlatives, but I've never seen anything this good before.

Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash

The Tragically Hip's Day for Night.

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Originally posted by Board-O:
The Stones concert was the best concert I've ever seen. I'll spare you the superlatives, but I've never seen anything this good before.

High praise. Was this a recent concert?

I have thought they have been mere shadows of themselves for a very longtime now.

It was live on Pay Per View last night at 9PM EST. They were great! Truly great. Watched on the big screen TV with the sound turned up a bit, but not deafening. The best $45 I can remember spending.

Joy Division - Closer

Grateful Dead live from Boston Sept. 18 1982. 30 yeers ago and I was there.
Love archive.org
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I'm listening to...
my wife listening to Take Five and trying to count it out loud, which is kind of entertaining.

Led Zep - Celebration Day

Despite the fact that Plant had a hard time keeping up on a few songs, it's pretty good.

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Originally posted by steve8:
Led Zep - Celebration Day

Despite the fact that Plant had a hard time keeping up on a few songs, it's pretty good.

He lives in Austin now and his wife, Patty Griffin who's a great performer in her own right, had a gig at The Continental Club last Saturday. It was billed as "Patty Griffin and her driver" which got folks thinking - sure enough it was him. I wasn't able to go but heard some clips and he sounded pretty damn good.

Nina Simone - Black is the Colour of my True Love's Hair (Verve Remix)
Love this song blasted in the car

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Originally posted by steve8:
Led Zep - Celebration Day

Despite the fact that Plant had a hard time keeping up on a few songs, it's pretty good.

Same here. Haven't checked out the DVD, but the CD is pretty solid. Starts stronger than it ends for sure.

The Who - Quadrophenia

All of it. As good as ever!

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by Board-O:
The Stones concert was the best concert I've ever seen. I'll spare you the superlatives, but I've never seen anything this good before.

High praise. Was this a recent concert?

I have thought they have been mere shadows of themselves for a very longtime now.

+1. I hate to quibble over my taste in music vs. Yours but they were terrible at the 12.12.12 concert. I saw them live in the mid-90s, and they were great, but they on the down slope then

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Originally posted by patespo1:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by Board-O:
The Stones concert was the best concert I've ever seen. I'll spare you the superlatives, but I've never seen anything this good before.

High praise. Was this a recent concert?

I have thought they have been mere shadows of themselves for a very longtime now.

+1. I hate to quibble over my taste in music vs. Yours but they were terrible at the 12.12.12 concert. I saw them live in the mid-90s, and they were great, but you could see they were starting on the down slope then

Foals - Inhaler. Best band I've never seen live.

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Originally posted by Uncle John:
Grateful Dead live from Boston Sept. 18 1982. 30 yeers ago and I was there.
Love archive.org
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Nice, i love the site; thanks for sharing. I'm trying to find an equilizer on this machine.

Enjoying not working the last two weeks of the year.

Tonight will be my third off-line this week ( ) and enjoying opera this windy morning.

Third act, Otello and last two acts od Madame Butterfly.

Talking Heads Remain in Light.

REM - It's the End of the World as We Know It

Elvis Costello - Waiting for the End of the World

DMB - When the World Ends

Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d city

Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking

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Originally posted by vinole:
Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking

Tune!

Bach's Christmas Oratorio

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Originally posted by patespo1:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by Board-O:
The Stones concert was the best concert I've ever seen. I'll spare you the superlatives, but I've never seen anything this good before.

High praise. Was this a recent concert?

I have thought they have been mere shadows of themselves for a very longtime now.

+1. I hate to quibble over my taste in music vs. Yours but they were terrible at the 12.12.12 concert. I saw them live in the mid-90s, and they were great, but they on the down slope then

+2. If I want to see a concert from when the Stones were on their game and still relevant...Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones.

I saw them in 78, 81 and 89 and none of those shows were very good.

An interesting combo - Johnny Cash and Christmas songs. Love it!

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
An interesting combo - Johnny Cash and Christmas songs. Love it!

I used to have a record of Willie Nelson Christmas songs that I liked a lot. Also seemed an odd combo, but it was nice. I never knew it was really pronounced Jaingle Bells....

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Originally posted by aphilla:
I never knew it was really pronounced Jaingle Bells....

What do you mean? Sounds right to me...

John Mayall, the turning point

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Originally posted by Jabe11:
John Mayall, the turning point

Had "Room to Move" and "California" playing on the shuffle in the car on the way to the market today. Jon Mark's alto sax on "California" still gives me shivers...... Smokey comes to mind. "Room to Move" is the song that inspired me to buy my first harp.

PH

Inspired by Mayall's harp.......some Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee.

PH

Howlin Wolf -Evil on a new pressing from Chess and Geffen

Die Walkure, act 3, scene 3. ( Bryn Terfel)

Derek and the Dominos

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Originally posted by gigabit:
Derek and the Dominos

Van Morrison

Sting, If On A Winter's Night...

Leonard Cohen, Live in London.

Man, he can play an audience as well as he can turn a phrase!

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Originally posted by Seaquam:

turn a phrase!

... says one troubadour about another.