Bill Withers 1973 BBC Concert
U2 - Live under a Blood Red Sky
Bobby Brown- Don't Be Cruel... First album I bought as a kid.
Willie Nelson - Crazy: The Demo Sessions
Ella Fitzgerald - in honor of what would have been her 96th birthday had she lived longer.
The Band, Joe Cocker
Black Keys - El Camino
Bach WTC bk 1
jj cale, not to be confused with John Cale
Excerpts from Backless and Slowhand
Excerpts from Backless and Slowhand
Quadrophenia on Spotify.
Joe Jackson Jumpin' Jive
quote:Originally posted by DoktaP:
Joe Jackson Jumpin' Jive
A hugely underappreciated artist, and album, IMHO. So many great tunes over the years. I would love to see him perform live, though he could never play all the tunes I'd want to hear.
Van Morrison
B.B King One Kind Favor.
ray charles
Sticky Fingers
Carla Bruni
quote:Originally posted by mangiare:
Carla Bruni
Listening to, or looking at?
Traffic.
MGMT
Monday morning Mozart: german dances, contradances, and minuets
Debussy and Ravel string quartets
Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell - Old Yellow Moon
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Emmylou Harris
She was white hot when I was in college.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Emmylou Harris
She was white hot when I was in college.
Now she's more white than hot, but her voice still sends shivers up my spine.
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
her voice still sends shivers up my spine.
I understand.
For shivers, it's hard to beat Edith Piaf. Listening to Milord.
Earlier at the gym on my iPod - Killswitch Engage and Bullet for my Valentine.
Marais - Viol music for the Sun King
The Velvet Underground & Nico
a few allman brothers things on youtube
they are going to be in chicago in august and i'm thinking about going, wondering what their shows are like these days
they are going to be in chicago in august and i'm thinking about going, wondering what their shows are like these days
quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
a few allman brothers things on youtube
they are going to be in chicago in august and i'm thinking about going, wondering what their shows are like these days
I've seen 'em about 4 times and each time they were fantastic...go for it.
Stones, Let it Bleed
quote:Originally posted by Jabe11:
Stones, Let it Bleed
Song or album? As an album, I don't think it is one of their best. Of course, though, it has easily my favorite of their songs (and musically, my favorite rock song ever) on it. ("Gimme Shelter", for those uninitiated with Stones' discography.)
Album, and I think it is one of their best. Along with Sticky Fingers and Exile, my three favorites. Second tier of Some Girls, Tattoo you, Beggars Banquet which i still own on vinyl somewhere, and, well, for early hits Hot Rocks.
Ramones Road To Ruin.
quote:Originally posted by Jabe11:
Album, and I think it is one of their best.
+1
Bach.
quote:Stones, Let it Bleed
With w+a's permission, if I may post here: I think it's their greatest album and Midnight Rambler the best song on it. I would rank Beggar's Banquet as their second best--a totally surprising album. I do not like any of their complete albums after Let It Bleed, but do like a number of songs, for example Shake You Hips.
As for vinyl I have my original lenticular cover of Their Satanic Majesty's Request.
quote:Originally posted by The Old Man:quote:Stones, Let it Bleed
With w+a's permission, if I may post here: I think it's their greatest album and Midnight Rambler the best song on it. I would rank Beggar's Banquet as their second best--a totally surprising album. I do not like any of their complete albums after Let It Bleed, but do like a number of songs, for example Shake You Hips.
As for vinyl I have my original lenticular cover of Their Satanic Majesty's Request.
Now you are playing by the ( unwritten) rules.