What are you listening to right now #60

[MUTTY1]

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[herb]

Not Bruckner’s most famous symphony but such a beautiful and unique one indeed. Haitink died this year and it’s so sad, at least we have these performance to remember what a great conductor he was. RIP.

Only yesterday I was comparing the 6th with another conductor's performance, I have played the new LPs from the '70s and now the same complete symphony performances on CDs. They seem so correct after all of these years.

 

[kjb]

Listening to the Band this evening.

The singing / phrasing on this is just sublime

 

[Woodface]

The Beatles - ‘Abbey Road’, astonishingly good record.

 

[guey]

Shriekback - 1000 Books

 

[webster]

No-Man - Love You To Bits

 

[paulfromcamden]

Only two tracks actually recorded at The BlackHawk.... Lots of Snap, Crackle and Pop but no skips

 

[Adiel]

 

[webster]

Steely Dan - Two Against Nature

 

[notaclue]

 

[purplepleaser]

Arca - Kick III


https://tidal.com/album/204737969

 

[Gre_gor]

 

[Marchbanks]

Some kind of horrible fusion night on France Musique la Jazz. I reached the end of my tether with someone named James Francies. The worst kind of triumph-of-techique-over-content lightning-speed monosynth note-bending w*nkery. Quick, switch over to FIP. Illinois Jacquet with Kenny Burrell. Phew.

 

[poco a poco]

Vinyl, Tone Poet reissue.

 

[gavreid]

Not Bruckner’s most famous symphony but such a beautiful and unique one indeed. Haitink died this year and it’s so sad, at least we have these performance to remember what a great conductor he was. RIP.

Hi Adiel, some great stuff there. Have you discovered the classical what are you listening to thread? I don't go there very often myself but you might get more reaction to your comments from those guys. You're quite welcome here as far as I'm concerned...

 

[Adiel]

Hi Adiel, some great stuff there. Have you discovered the classical what are you listening to thread? I don't go there very often myself but you might get more reaction to your comments from those guys. You're quite welcome here as far as I'm concerned...

Thanks for the input & the link.

 

[poco a poco]

Vinyl, 1977 Circle Records original pressing.

 

[sideshowbob]

Sharks, Jab It In Yore Eye

 

[Big Tabs]

Donated yesterday to the Headway charity that I volunteer for.
Wet cleaned yesterday.
Very clean, never heard this album before.
Worth £9 in the shop I reckon.


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The Tremeloes – Alan, Dave, Rick And Chip
Label: CBS – BPG 63138, CBS – 63138
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono
Country: UK
Released: 1967
Genre: Rock
Style: Beat, Mod,

 

[Seeker_UK]