What are you listening to right now #54

[MVJ]

Roman Flugel, 'Fatty Folders' A bit of off the wall Electronica.

 

[MVJ]

Level42. 'The Early Tapes' a brilliant set of top bass driven instrumentals from the early days great.

 

[alan967tiger]

AC/DC - Powerage
2003 vinyl

 

[MVJ]

Heights of Abraham, 'Electric Hush'

 

[alan967tiger]

AC/DC - If You Want Blood You've Got It
2003 vinyl

 

[alan967tiger]

And the last album for today, other stuff to do!

AC/DC - Highway to Hell
2003 vinyl

 

[Seeker_UK]

BT - ESCM

 

[guey]

Yello - Motion Picture, picked up for a couple of quid yesterday (not sure why I've not bought it before).

 

[MVJ]

Mike Oldfield, 'Music of the Spheres' Listening to the studio cd it's beautifully recorded..

 

[MVJ]

Yello - Motion Picture, picked up for a couple of quid yesterday (not sure why I've not bought it before).

Great album a grower imo!

 

[MVJ]

Nitin Sawhney, 'Prophesy'

 

[MVJ]

Yello, 'Pocket Universe'

 

[Seeker_UK]

Yello, 'Pocket Universe'

I picked up a copy of this yonks ago. As much as I like Yello, I just can't get into it. I don't know why.

 

[MVJ]

It is a bit of a departure for Yello & I struggled with it myself but one of the things I enjoy in my music is imaging and this album has it in spades so it gets a regular spin here.

 

[MVJ]

UB40, 'Who You Fightin' For'

 

[Aethelist]

This is a a crummy sounding version but the vinyl sounded superb when I played it today (A1 B1 first pressing)

Love this album

 

[awkwardbydesign]

Qobuz

 

[Big Tabs]

Jaques Loussier - 'Play Bach No.1' on record. (1958 > 1962 reissue)

He is one talented chap.

 

[Big Tabs]

Buddy Rich At Ronnie Scotts - record - 1984 reissue of 1972 recording

 

[Big Tabs]

Nancy Sinatra - 'Sugar' > record 1967 Mono. produced by Lee Hazlewood. Curious album.

I am sure Nancy was trying to wind her dad up with this album cover... it ties in with Frank marrying Mia Farrow 1966. I am guessing but there is some psychology behind her choices around then, maybe?