David Bowie - Hunky Dory
Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band - Clear Spot
Miles Davis - Nefertiti
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
vinoevelo posted:Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
I was just a few days ago that it was time to listen to this and Surf's Up again....
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
Dierks Bentley - The Mountain.
The Skatalites
New 3-piece out of Rochester, NY called KING BUFFALO. Their first album is called "Orion" and I think it great.
Duke Ellington & Johnny Hodges: Back to Back
REM - Document
REM - Life's Rich Pageant
Gentle Queaffing
Paul Simon – Stranger to Stranger and So Beautiful Or So What?
whole bunch of Al Green today.
Nas - Nasir
In a Steve Goodman kinda mood today
Went down the rabbit hole of Shatner spoken word. Lucy in the Sky, Strawberry Fields, Rocket Man, Common People...
robsutherland posted:Went down the rabbit hole of Shatner spoken word. Lucy in the Sky, Strawberry Fields, Rocket Man, Common People...
that's a deep hole. my favourite is still rocket man.
Johnny Frierson - Have You Been Good to Yourself?
Jesca Hoop Memories are Now. Fantastic.
Toots and the Maytals
Beethoven symphonies 7 & 8, London symphony orchestra.
GD 6-29-84, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Jake Bugg. An amazing young English singer/songwriter. His first CD "Jake Bugg" (released in 2012) has lots of early electric Dylan, Donovan, Beatles. Highly recommended. His second CD is not as "fresh," but still worth a listen.
Marc Antoine Deixa. Good smooth jazz.
Art Pepper meets The Rhythm Section
Parov Stelar, The Paris Swing Box
Joey. Monk. Live!
Fantastic tribute to Thelonious Monk by the young talent, Joey Alexander and his trio. Live recording from Jazz at Lincoln Center.
How about my 9 yo daughter turning me on to music? She calls out Ocean Man by Ween, and I listen and its my theme song, literally. Now were listening to The Mollusk. If i never had kids, I'd have a hole in my heart as big as the Mons Olympus that I'd never even known existed.
Cowboy Junkies - All That Reckoning
Beethoven Symphony No. 2 in D major with Pincus Zukerman
Audioslave station on Pandora. There is a nice mix of Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog sprinkled in. Damn, I miss Chris Cornell.
Neil Young - Tonight's the Night.
Still love that econoline van.
XTC - Oranges & Lemons
Radiohead - OK Computer.
Pete Yorn. Musicforthmorningafter,
I'd forgotten how good this is.
PH
Patrick Doyle - Henry V Soundtrack.
I am by no means a religious or spiritual person; however, I am amazed by some of the music that Dylan was putting out during his "Christian phase." I attended a few concerts during those years. I did not like the Christian message, but loved the energy. His mid- to late-1981 concerts were an interesting mix of Christian stuff and his earlier "secular" songs. This is to say that I am finally getting up the nerve to listen to the Sony/Columbia "Bootleg Series Vol. 13" of Dylan releases. I have to say that it is fascinating. This is brilliant. Penn Jillette (the magician, comedian, etc.) wrote very moving notes for this release. I don't agree with all his points, but they are interesting, heartfelt, and personal. I heartily recommend either the 2-CD version or, if you are a Dylan enthusiast, the Deluxe version (8 CDs plus a DVD). Again, I am not a religious person, but this is powerful musical art.
Near constant music since waking today... (making up for lost time not listening the past week?)
Beethoven “Pathetique” sonata; Daniel Barenboim
The Stones
Buffalo Springfield / CSN&Y / Neil Young
(mix) The Doors, Petty, Eagles, Janis, Zeppelin, Stevie Wonder, etc
Mendelssohn Overtures; London Symphony Orchestra, Claudio Abbado
Jon Cleary – Dyna-Mite