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

Memphis Slim

Put in 'Lurrie Bell' into Pandora toget in the mood for the Fountain Blue fest tomorrow in SJ.

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

Electric Wizard - Witchcult Today

Replacements Let it Be.

Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

On vinyl. Finally got my turntable repaired. Constant speed and a new cartridge.

The Waterboys - This is the Sea

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Originally posted by steve8:
Finally got my turntable repaired. Constant speed and a new cartridge.

Norah Jones

Jim Hall - Concierto

Calexico - The Black Light

I am getting lots of listening in:

Emmylou Harris and Elvis Costello - Live at Ryman. This is an unreleased bootleg. Very good. Dave Rawlings and Gilian Welch sit in for a few songs.

Port St. Willow - Not my favorite

Jay Fararr and Yim Yames - Net Multitudes. Eh.

Sean Hayes - Alabama Chicken. Like.

Neil Young - Americana. Some are bad; some are good.

Willy Tea Taylor. Some good some bad.

More to come.

Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

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Originally posted by DoktaP:
Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

Wire, A Bell is a Cup

Modest Mouse - No One's First, And You're Next

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Originally posted by DoktaP:
Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

Sat at The Irish Harp in NOTL Thursday night and listened to a guy play this genre for over three hours - you woulda loved it...

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Originally posted by mpls wine guy:
Soul Asylum Hang Time.

Great album!

I'm listening to the new CD's by Everclear and Peter Murphy. Very awesome stuff!

Back on track with:

Tanlines (from last year I think)
Dale Earnheardt (sp), Jr. Jr. (older album)
Sigur Ros (newest album)

All nice.

Simon Boccanegra

The Clash--London Calling...

...but not on my ipod. I heard it on an NBC commercial for the London Summer Olympics.
Now, I don't claim to be a huge Clash fan, or even well versed; they came a little after my golden age of music. But it seems to me that using one of their iconic songs for commercialization would be the antipathy of what they seemed to believe in.
They're also reputed to have shunned profit motivations in the music industry. I wonder how much NBC paid for the rights? Just weird.

Rigoletto

Further "Grateful Dead" 2012 July 5th 2012 McCoy Stadium RI.
http://archive.org/details/furthur2012-07-05.e70.flac
My Birthday!

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Rigoletto

Sutherland & Pavarotti.

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Rigoletto

Sutherland & Pavarotti.

Yup, that's the one I had on.

Chico Buarque - A Arte de Chico Buarque

Kinks - One for the Road

X Wild Gift.

Nigel Kennedy, Bach.

The Modern Jazz Quartet - Modern Jazz Quartet

Lucia Micarelli

David Nelson Band - live !

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Kinks - One for the Road

Nice one.

Mingo Fishtrap

Richter playing Grieg and Schumann concertos.

James Brown - Live at the Apollo

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Originally posted by aphilla:
James Brown - Live at the Apollo

love it.

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Originally posted by vinoevelo:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
James Brown - Live at the Apollo

love it.

It's pretty awesome, though I could do without his "catalog of the fallen" speech....

Stuff

KSDS Jazz 88.3

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Kinks - One for the Road

I had this on vinyl

Highway 61 Revisited

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Originally posted by Jabe11:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Kinks - One for the Road

I had this on vinyl

I have this on vinyl...along with just about every other album they released.

Springsteen - Nebraska

Werther - last thing I'm listening to before hitting the road for a week. Sad.

Willie Nelson - Stardust

Pentemple - O))) Presents...

Charlie Parr - Backslider

David Bowie - Low

the guy behind me slurping his coffee in a presentation

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Originally posted by aphilla:
the guy behind me slurping his coffee in a presentation

Did he pour it in a saucer, then slurp?

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
the guy behind me slurping his coffee in a presentation

Did he pour it in a saucer, then slurp?

I'm in a meeting of the uncouth, ill-mannered, and inconsiderate, so that would be perfect.

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Originally posted by aphilla:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
the guy behind me slurping his coffee in a presentation

Did he pour it in a saucer, then slurp?

I'm in a meeting of the uncouth, ill-mannered, and inconsiderate, so that would be perfect.

You are at the Vancouver Canucks convention?

Pink Floyd _The Wall_

Yes - Going For the One

What a piece of crap. This wasn't very good when released and time has not been kind to it.

The Jazz Butcher - Bloody Nonsense

Dave Edmunds - Repeat When Necessary

Ramones Too Tough To Die.

Traffic - The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

John Cale - Helen of Troy

Don Henley

Burning Spear (Reggae Greats series)

I have this urge to pop on some Springsteen...

Sleep - Dopesmoker

Bach.

...to the future.

Byron Lee & the Dragonaires

Tonio K - Life in the Foodchain

Three O'Clock Train - Muscle In

Emmylou - Wrecking Ball

Highwayman

Chicago Transit Authority

The Dead, 6-30-74, Springfield, MA civic auditorium

The Beatles - Abbey Road

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Originally posted by Jabe11:
The Dead, 6-30-74, Springfield, MA civic auditorium

Love some '74 dead.

Sarah Jaffe

Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band - Ice Cream for Crow

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Originally posted by steve8:
Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band - Ice Cream for Crow

I had to google this one. The video (found it on youtube) was originally rejected by MTV USA as "too weird" upon release, now in the Permanent Film and Video Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Figures...

I've known you for a while now steve8 but you, my friend, have a VERY eclectic taste in music!

Love Beefheart! RIP.

I just pulled a "best of" from Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band. Dare to be fat!!! Fat's where it's at......

fwiw, Root Boy and the SCB performed one of the best live shows I've ever seen. Although, it could have been the Tanqueray....

PH

Rhiannon Giddens

The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother

Amos Lee

Graham Nash
David Crosby

Moe Koffman - 'The Four Seasons'

The Essential Benny Goodman.

Con Funk Shun- The Ballads Collection

Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Mature Themes

Grieg Lyric Pieces

Beach Boys

handel ode for st cecilia's day

KT Tunsdall

The Gourds

liszt b-minor sonata

Metallica live in Mexico City 1993.

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Originally posted by billhike:
Metallica live in Mexico City 1993.

A little pre-offline warm up music? I'm assuming there will be strolling violins once we arrive tonight.

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Originally posted by thelostverse:

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Originally posted by billhike:
Metallica live in Mexico City 1993.

A little pre-offline warm up music? I'm assuming there will be strolling violins once we arrive tonight.

Maybe I'll set my Stratocaster on fire a la Jimi Hendrix!

Depeche Mode Some Great Reward

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Originally posted by billhike:

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Originally posted by thelostverse:

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Originally posted by billhike:
Metallica live in Mexico City 1993.

A little pre-offline warm up music? I'm assuming there will be strolling violins once we arrive tonight.

Maybe I'll set my Stratocaster on fire a la Jimi Hendrix!

Now THAT'S an offline!

Goatsnake - Flower of Disease

My HR Business Partner being a moron - talking to some folks like they're in 3rd grade...

disc #5 of the Auchtung Baby 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition.
Highlights:
Lady With The Spinning Head
Salomé
Satellite Of Love
Heaven & Hell
Oh Berlin
Paint It Black
Fortunate Son
Alex Descends Into Hell For A Bottle Of Milk/Korova 1

The covers are a delight. The whole collection shows the range and variety of sounds these guys were playing with 20 years ago. Some of which they expanded into subsequent alblums and is stuff they bring out during tours to keep the sets fresh and interesting.

Nebula - Heavy Psych

Richard Goode playing Mozart concertos

mannheim steamroller

Arcade Fire - Rebellion/Lies

New Order Power Corruption and Lies.

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Richard Goode playing Mozart concertos

Nice!

Tim Armstrong - poets life

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:
Arcade Fire - Rebellion/Lies

Best tune.

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Originally posted by Adam10:

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:
Arcade Fire - Rebellion/Lies

Best tune.

Definitely - unbelieveable live in my opinion - true for many of their songs though ie. Wake Up and Power Out

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:

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Originally posted by Adam10:

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:
Arcade Fire - Rebellion/Lies

Best tune.

Definitely - unbelieveable live in my opinion - true for many of their songs though ie. Wake Up and Power Out

Everything on the Suburbs, Intervention, etc....saw them at Reading Fest. Toppermost!

Sublime...40 oz. to Freedom

The Allman Brothers Band - Live at Fillmore East

About to get on the plane from HKG to SFO... A little Al Wilson and Krug always makes the flight more enjoyable.

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Originally posted by NolanE:
The Allman Brothers Band - Live at Fillmore East

Vinyl? I borrowed (stole?) this vinyl from my parents and have worn it out. Especially when I lived in Macon. Can't tell you how many Saturday fall afternoons that record saw. Elizabeth Reed, over and over.

Public Image Limited - Album

Richter playing Beethoven sonatas

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Originally posted by kingofcool:

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Originally posted by NolanE:
The Allman Brothers Band - Live at Fillmore East

Vinyl? I borrowed (stole?) this vinyl from my parents and have worn it out. Especially when I lived in Macon. Can't tell you how many Saturday fall afternoons that record saw. Elizabeth Reed, over and over.

Yep, I buy exclusively buy vinyl. This is in near mint condition and I'm pretty sure I found it in the $1 bin.

Jascha Heifetz

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Originally posted by NolanE:
Yep, I buy exclusively buy vinyl. This is in near mint condition and I'm pretty sure I found it in the $1 bin.

Nice find.

David Benoit

Ana Gabriel, la reina canta a mexico

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Blue Trane

Deep Purple Machine Head.

The Kinks - Soap Opera

Pure camp.

Bach Harpsichord concertos, a horrible mix on a Naxos disc...the low strings barely audible,the high ones drowning out the soloist(s).

Aphilla, know of a better recording? This was bwv 1052, -53, -55, & -56.
Thx, J-

No, I'm afraid not.

I'm listening to the French Suites recorded on piano right now myself.

New Order Temptation

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Originally posted by aphilla:
No, I'm afraid not.

I'm listening to the French Suites recorded on piano right now myself.

French suites...noted. I have a weakness for harp so will look for it on that.

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Originally posted by Jabe11:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
No, I'm afraid not.

I'm listening to the French Suites recorded on piano right now myself.

French suites...noted. I have a weakness for harp so will look for it on that.

I have the art of fugue for the harpsichord and I never really warmed to that work. I imagined it was a piece that you could appreciate by reading, but maybe not by listening to, but then I got a recording of it performed by string quartet and now I like it quite a lot.

Earth - Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version

Magnolias Pop The Lock.

Moutin Reunion - Sharp Turns

Blue Rodeo was playing at the restaurant tonight.

Not sure I ever recall that before.

Miles Davis - Autumn Leaves

Social Distortion - Wreckage from the Past

Der Freischutz ( 2nd & 3rd Acts)

Lots of Kraftwerk!

The Go-Betweens - Tallulah

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Blue Rodeo was playing at the restaurant tonight.

Not sure I ever recall that before.

Really? This Blue Rodeo?

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Blue Rodeo was playing at the restaurant tonight.

Not sure I ever recall that before.

Really? This Blue Rodeo?

That is the group, but do not recall that song.

I'm guessing 5-6 straight songs.

Los Lobos - By the Light of the Moon

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Blue Rodeo was playing at the restaurant tonight.

Not sure I ever recall that before.

Really? This Blue Rodeo?

That is the group, but do not recall that song.

I'm guessing 5-6 straight songs.

What restaurant?

XTC - Oranges and Lemons

NWA Straight Outta Compton

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Blue Rodeo was playing at the restaurant tonight.

Not sure I ever recall that before.

Really? This Blue Rodeo?

That is the group, but do not recall that song.

I'm guessing 5-6 straight songs.

What restaurant?

Menas... why so curious?

Roxy Music - Siren

W+A, I'm curious that they played a Tex-Mex restaurant in Carrollton, TX. Didn't realize they were known that far south. Granted, playing a restaurant isn't exactly the pinnacle of a career. I did like the music they made in the early-mid 90's.

steve8,

Siren is one of my favorites.

J3

Joe Bonamassa Live at the Beacon.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Damn the Torpedoes

Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

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Originally posted by steve8:
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Excellent, and my second favorite of Dylan.

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Excellent, and my second favorite of Dylan.

...and your favourite is? Hwy 61? Blood on the Tracks?

BoB is my favourite Dylan album.

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Originally posted by steve8:
Los Lobos - By the Light of the Moon

A great a album. I had to learn the title track on guitar and still love to play/sing it.

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Excellent, and my second favorite of Dylan.

...and your favourite is? Hwy 61? Blood on the Tracks?

BoB is my favourite Dylan album.

I had my parents dylan albums to tap into when a youth...blood on the tracks for me and still so poignant.

James Brown compilation

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Originally posted by aphilla:

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Originally posted by Jabe11:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
No, I'm afraid not.

I'm listening to the French Suites recorded on piano right now myself.

French suites...noted. I have a weakness for harp so will look for it on that.

I have the art of fugue for the harpsichord and I never really warmed to that work. I imagined it was a piece that you could appreciate by reading, but maybe not by listening to, but then I got a recording of it performed by string quartet and now I like it quite a lot.

From the concertos above, I recommend the largo from 1056 if you haven't heard it. Even on a suspect mix it is brilliant.

Bocelli Live in Central Park

Diana Krall - Live in Paris

Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne engaged. Worst musical marriage ever. Fact.

Swingin Teens Transfixation.

Dave Matthews, crash

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Bocelli Live in Central Park

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Diana Krall - Live in Paris

Santana- various recordings

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Excellent, and my second favorite of Dylan.

...and your favourite is? Hwy 61? Blood on the Tracks?

BoB is my favourite Dylan album.

Highway 61 (my favorite and guess at W+As).

Overall, I agree that BoB is #2, but Another Side is also just so wonderful.

Bringing It All Back Home and John Wesley Harding (which may be Dylan's only album that actually works better as an album than as a collection of individual songs) ain't no slouches, either.

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Originally posted by winetarelli:

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by steve8:
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Excellent, and my second favorite of Dylan.

...and your favourite is? Hwy 61? Blood on the Tracks?

BoB is my favourite Dylan album.

Highway 61 (my favorite and guess at W+As).

Thanks Former15, I never saw Steve's post.

Indeed Highway 61, but others excellent as well for sure.

Now that the landscape crew is finally gone, the sounds of Miles is filling the house this fine morning.

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Originally posted by Jabe11:

From the concertos above, I recommend the largo from 1056 if you haven't heard it. Even on a suspect mix it is brilliant.

Yeah, that's a good one.

Ryuichi Sakamoto

Juanez, un dia normal

Nirvana unplugged

The Soft Boys - Underwater Moonlight

Yeah Yeah Yeahs 'It's Blitz' Great cd!

DNB - David Rocks !

Rod Stewart - Gasoline Alley

RNC speeches. I don't need to be told anymore about the Incompetent-In-Chief's failures. They're blatantly obvious.

Fu Manchu - (Godzilla's) Eatin' Dust

Mike Dawes and Stanley Jordan.

10th Anniversary "Dream Cast" Les Miserables: In Concert

Elektra - getting ready for opening night

Concert for George

One of the best tribute concerts I've ever seen. It's always one of the DVDs that get pulled out at the end of a great evening when everyone wants to relax and watch/listen to something. I may actually like the version of "Something" McCartney and Clapton do better than the original.

Richard Thompson - Across a Crowded Room

The Blasters - Non Fiction

The Cure Bestival Live.

Alkaline Trio - Goddamnit

Marcos Valle - O Compositor E O Cantor