What are you listening to right now #56

[Darren L]

The Who :Who's Next LP

 

[guey]

Sudan Archives - Athena

 

[Seeker_UK]

Bob James - Touchdown

 

[Woodface]

Another spin of the latest Michael Kiwanuka, it really is a strong album, a proper grower with real depth.

 

[Aethelist]

The Electrifying - Eddie Harris

 

[Woodface]

Gerry Rafferty - City to city, a very album form an underrated artist.

 

[Aethelist]

One of the best. Sadly missed..

 

[Seeker_UK]

Herbie Hancock - Inventions and Dimensions

A very 'strange' release on CD on the US Applause label which I don't know much about. SQ is a bit iffy to say the least so I guess I need to get it on Blue Note.

 

[Big Tabs]

singalonga Beastie Boys.

Beastie Boys ‎– Licensed To Ill
Label:
Def Jam Recordings ‎– 450062 1, CBS ‎– 450062 1
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:
UK & Europe
Released:
1986

 

[uncl_nigel]

Tanja Lainio

Reminds me of a girlfriend from the Tampere area who was into "iskelmä"

 

[vinylslug]

Alexi Murdoch - Time Without Consequence (CD)

 

[moffer]

Lucinda Williams - Essence CD. Gorgeous stuff.

 

[Jimbobbyron]

Rush-Clockwork Angels on cd. Sounds great. Not so good on vinyl or tidal....
Neil Peart really gives it some

 

[matt j]

Hiroshi Yoshimura ‎– Music For Nine Post Cards

 

[MVV]

Delines- The Imperial. Wonderful and perfect for a January in which we find that the bellends have actually elected a Conservative government even after the unbelievable shitshow they have spaffed all over the walls for the last four years.

 

[DavetheBass]

Robben Ford - Purple House

 

[Darren L]

Van Morrison : Live At The Grand Opera House : LP

 

[blossomchris]

Buena Vista Social Club - superb recording

Bloss

 

[blossomchris]

Stones - Exile on Main Street.

Their only record in my collection, trouble is side 1 is a blinder and I rarely get further than this.
Also cannot play this is wife is in the locale, Jaggers voice winds her up, screechy she calls it, could be right.

Bloss

 

[Roger Adams]

Aswad - Live and Direct.

Who here is prepared to admit that they remember the days of a "rub-a-dub" style?