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

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Originally posted by wineismylife:

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Originally posted by indybob:
The sound of a creaking door, and Turkish television.

LMAO. I can actually visualize that.

While I did not visualize anything per se, I did have a hint of what the room might smell like.

Sitting at my desk enjoying John Prine - "John Prine". You gotta love the random feature on the iPod - I'd forgotten that I even had any Prine.

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Originally posted by thelostverse:
Sitting at my desk enjoying John Prine - "John Prine". You gotta love the random feature on the iPod - I'd forgotten that I even had any Prine.

Illegal Smile

Change - A Lover's Holiday

The last (or dying) days of disco....

The Who Live at Leeds

-killer album, especially with the extras from the re-release.

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The Who Live at Leeds

-killer album, especially with the extras from the re-release.

Wow. There's a scratchy vinyl memory.

Always wondered where "Leeds" was. Is that anywhere near Buddakan?

iPod, Cream, Badge.

Andres Segovia

Pinchas Zukerman violin concertos, Bach.

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Originally posted by thelostverse:
Sitting at my desk enjoying John Prine - "John Prine". You gotta love the random feature on the iPod - I'd forgotten that I even had any Prine.

Only saw a little of it but he was on Austin City Limits last night... still playing and sounding good.

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Originally posted by duckfaninmt:

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Originally posted by PurpleHaze:
John Coltrane....

Every time we say goodbye....

PH

Kind of ashamed to admit it but I only have one Coltrane CD - "My Favorite Things," which I love.

I'd like to expand my collection... what would you suggest as the first Coltrane CD's to get, PH?

Bump for PH

Kennedy plays Bach, Berlin Philharmonic.

The Basement Tapes

WOW!

This page has some REALLY good music on it (Live at Leeds, Badge, Bach concertos, The Basement Tapes...)

duckfaninmt,

In case you want an unsolicited 'Trane opinion:

Giant Steps, Bluetrane, and then Live at Birdland. Save Impressions and A Love Supreme for a little later on. If you're inclined, and live on the edge: Sun Ship or Ascension (I prefer second version).

GLuck,

Sirus Classic Vinyl!!!!!

Led Zeppelin

Peg
Steely Dan

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Originally posted by bez780:
Peg
Steely Dan

Wow! That's a blast from the past.

Beethoven's 5th as performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

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Originally posted by indybob:
duckfaninmt,

In case you want an unsolicited 'Trane opinion:

Giant Steps, Bluetrane, and then Live at Birdland. Save Impressions and A Love Supreme for a little later on. If you're inclined, and live on the edge: Sun Ship or Ascension (I prefer second version).

GLuck,

I was recently doing some cleaning in my garage and in one of the (too many) boxes, I found the Blue Train CD. I had totally forgotten that I had that in the collection so I was stoked to say the least.

I really appreciate your other recommendations and will definitely look into them. Thanks!

Arctic Monkeys
The Kooks
Jay-z and linkon park encore
The new radio head album

nice idea to talk music and wine.

www.winetoursvalparaiso.cl

Jeff Beck: You Had It Coming

The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart
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Stan Freberg History of the United States "The Early Years"

Buck Cherry - Crazy Bitch

The lyrics are a little rough, sorry if it offends anybody, but a lot of you are pseudo-sophisticated pigs anyway.

For whatever reason I find that female police officer very attractive.

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Originally posted by spo:
Buck Cherry - Crazy Bitch

The lyrics are a little rough, sorry if it offends anybody, but a lot of you are pseudo-sophisticated pigs anyway.

For whatever reason I find that female police officer very attractive.

stp, nugent and sponge on shuffle.

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Originally posted by spo:
Buck Cherry - Crazy Bitch

The lyrics are a little rough, sorry if it offends anybody, but a lot of you are pseudo-sophisticated pigs anyway.

For whatever reason I find that female police officer very attractive.

It only offends if you are a wuss

Awesome song!!!

Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 (M. Argerich)

It is raining and I am feeling broody. I'm all about Mozart's Requiem and Puccini arias.

I can't help Myself

Helluva friggin dance tune.

I was weaving in and out of traffic to this before on Satelite radio. Youtube always delivers what I crave at any moment.

Brian Setzer 13 CD.

STP's "Thank You" DVD!

Right now, The O'jays greatest hits!

The Wagner Opera Collection.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
The Wagner Opera Collection.

Ha! Great operas. Just sooooo da*n long.

Just reminds me of when I lived in Munich, we purchased a Wagner Opera Series of tickets, to be played throughout that season. Within days after attending the first one I sold the rest. One of the scheduled operas was 8 hours long, with only one short intermission!

Arrogant Bas****, that Wagner!

Incredible music, but I retain the power of when to shut him off.

Mozart Symphonies 25,26 & 27, Wiener Philharmoniker, James Levine

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Originally posted by KSC02:


Within days after attending the first one I sold the rest.

KSC02, you are indeed a man of culture, as long as it all can be enjoyed within an hour or two.

I must be in the mood for Wagner. It was a beautiful day in Dallas yesterday. I open all 3 doors to the patio, turned up the CD, and reworked several potted plants, and fed 25+ others to the great and genius works of Wagner.

I think my plants/herbs and flowers also enjoyed it.

Yehudi Menuhin and his violin.

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by KSC02:


Within days after attending the first one I sold the rest.

KSC02, you are indeed a man of culture, as long as it all can be enjoyed within an hour or two.

I must be in the mood for Wagner. It was a beautiful day in Dallas yesterday. I open all 3 doors to the patio, turned up the CD, and reworked several potted plants, and fed 25+ others to the great and genius works of Wagner.

I think my plants/herbs and flowers also enjoyed it.

Wagner and herb are indeed a good pairing.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
KSC02, you are indeed a man of culture, as long as it all can be enjoyed within an hour or two.

You've got my number, W+A.
After a few hours of Wagner, he'd start losing me. It's not easy to remain all composed, when recovering from that occasional 'falling off a cliff', deer in the headlights, adrenaline rush after nodding off. Everyone around you dressed formally in tuxedos and gowns. It's a talent in it's itself.