What are you listening to right now #57

[mikechadwick]

Chet Baker - Chet. Craft Records 180g LP

 

[gavreid]

Stiff Records ‎– SEEZ 17. LP 1979. This record has the fewest clicks and pops of any that I own, it's a wonderful pressing. Stiff ran the front office on the cheap but the cash went where it mattered.

 

[poco a poco]

Japanese DIW Records CD

 

[mikechadwick]

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out. SACD rip

 

[Big Tabs]

just slipping in this whilst I wait for my new box to warm up...

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Miles Davis ‎– Kind Of Blue
Label:
Music On Vinyl ‎– MOVLP1131, Columbia ‎– CS 8163
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo, 180 Gram
Country:
Europe
Released:
01 Sep 2014
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Modal

 

[gavreid]

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out. SACD rip

I just put mine on. I have this remaster, just a reissue on CD, but it sounds great

https://www.discogs.com/The-Dave-Brubeck-Quartet-Time-Out/release/10674002

 

[Featsdont]

'Everything must go' CD-Steely Dan.

Much underrated album in my view. The previous Two Against Nature got lots of awards - but I preferred this one - more of the refined pop and less of the jazz workouts!

 

[mikechadwick]

Neil Young - Archives Vol II - CD1 Everybody's Alone. CD BoxSet

 

[gavreid]

This is an 'unofficial release' - a 'bootleg' from the recordings that went out on FM bitd in a nutshell and my last on vinyl.

DOL ‎– DOR2064. 2 x lp. 2016. Naughty Amazon. Can't get it on Discogs - funny how they list these things though

 

[Big Tabs]

Not listing everything as I am on a roll.

Worth a mention as it sounds unbelievable.

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Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim ‎– Getz / Gilberto
Label:
Verve Records ‎– 0602498840221, Verve Records ‎– V6-8545
Series:
Verve Classics –
Format:
CD, Album, Reissue, Digipak
Country:
Europe
Released:

Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz

 

[fegs]

This downloaded...
https://janeweaverfire.bandcamp.com/album/flock

I've just ordered this on vinyl, will stream it later
What's your verdict?

 

[gavreid]

Not listing everything as I am on a roll.

Rolls are always good

 

[gavreid]

2009 remaster. I think I must be going soft in my old age - I never, ever bought this until this week, although I've relented previously and bought others. In the late 70s and 80s this was parents' music. It was much like admitting that you liked Abba at school because you hadn't heard of ... We got forced to sing Yesterday in music lessons or to play Yellow Submarine - it was all painful at the time. Did they ever match I Saw Her Standing There, really?

 

[Jono_13]

I've just ordered this on vinyl, will stream it later
What's your verdict?

Excellent, my LP is on the way.

 

[webster]

America - Hat Trick

 

[mikechadwick]

The Revolutionaries - Don’t Underestimate The Force. LP rip

 

[Amber Audio]

Weekend started early

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[webster]

Low - Double Negative

 

[gavreid]

Weekend started early

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Convice me about P S. Why?

 

[Amber Audio]

Convice me about P S. Why?

No idea where to start. Convince me about Joni Mitchell, Mingus, Sinatra and the Beatles, can’t get into any of them.

Side 1 of Steve McQueen, the only perfect Side 1 of any record I have heard, brilliant tunes, clever lyrics and Thomas Dolby produced it - if that doesn’t kick you off, forget the rest, if it does try Crimson Red.