notraces
Bob Smith
I'm on a big Natalie Walker kick -- great voice...
Massimiliano
Member
Tchaikovski, Symphony no. 3 "Polish" - Bernard Haitink, Concertgebouw Orchestra (third movement, now)
alistair.o
Well-known
JS Bach - Christmas Oratorio (Weinachts-Oratorium, BWV 248)
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
Jonathan Richman, 1989
Chris
robklurfield
eclipse
not much listening, but lots of flea market vinyl waiting for a bath....
"There's a stack of shellac and vinyl
Which is yours now and which is mine?"
Elvis Costello
Let's see. We've got Esquivel, Errol Garner, "Casino Royale," Los Lobos, The Impressions, "The Sounds of Exotic Island" -- The Surfmen, Wilson Pickett (no, not Pickett Wilson of RFF), Sergio Mendes, Mercury Living Presence - Dorati conducting Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto #3, The Smithereens, John Mayall, "Chester & Lester" (Chet Atkins and Les Paul)... all of these except for Casino Royale from a country auction last weekend. Each of them $1.00. Casino Royale from the auction a year ago, also one buck. A cleaner copy than the one I bought at Princeton Record Exchange years ago for a price I'd be embarrassed to repeat.
12 records. 12 bucks. A nice haul.
"There's a stack of shellac and vinyl
Which is yours now and which is mine?"
Elvis Costello
Let's see. We've got Esquivel, Errol Garner, "Casino Royale," Los Lobos, The Impressions, "The Sounds of Exotic Island" -- The Surfmen, Wilson Pickett (no, not Pickett Wilson of RFF), Sergio Mendes, Mercury Living Presence - Dorati conducting Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto #3, The Smithereens, John Mayall, "Chester & Lester" (Chet Atkins and Les Paul)... all of these except for Casino Royale from a country auction last weekend. Each of them $1.00. Casino Royale from the auction a year ago, also one buck. A cleaner copy than the one I bought at Princeton Record Exchange years ago for a price I'd be embarrassed to repeat.
12 records. 12 bucks. A nice haul.
alistair.o
Well-known
^^ Some very nice music waiting to be played. I still love the Impressions and as for John Mayall, him and the Bluesbreakers were another 60's viewing at the town hall - so good, so very good!
bazzer40
Barrie
I am listening to the Kid Thomas New Orleans band from that fair city, vinyl on my turntable, being a traditional jazz clarinet player myself its just up my street, a rough beauty about the sound.
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Darkhorse
pointed and shot
the toms - hook
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm2dGpbgaWk
pop song on how to make a pop song and it's awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm2dGpbgaWk
pop song on how to make a pop song and it's awesome
Nate Butler
Established
...a bootleg of the Beach Boys' "Smile" recording sessions. Studio talk, Brian Wilson and musicians working out parts and duffing around between takes. Love it!
tapesonthefloor
Well-known
LeicaFoReVer
Addicted to Rangefinders
Rammstein! 
Darkhorse
pointed and shot
Jakeman
Aging novice
No Doubt "Tragic Kingdom"
emraphoto
Veteran
alistair.o
Well-known
JS Bach Cantatas - Gardiner & The Monteverdi Choir (Vol 23)
A laid back Saturday morning...
A laid back Saturday morning...
Rico
Well-known
A late, great piece of music. The old fella still had it!
horosu
Well-known
J.S.Bach - Suites for Cello Solo (Pierre Fournier Recording, "Deutsche Gramophon", 1961)
andreios
Well-known
BWV 244. For some weeks now over and over..
raid
Dad Photographer
This morning I listened to some old Beatles tunes, followed by the Rolling Stones and then a song by the Kinks. I attended a Kinks concert when I was only 11 years old (in Germany). There was also a singer called David Gerick. He was very big at that time in the mid 60's. I recall also at the concert a very noisy group called the Monks. Their reputation was similar to that of the Ramones as it pertains to loudness.
I must be talking a stroll on memory Lane today.
I must be talking a stroll on memory Lane today.
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Bigeejit
Member
Day Old Blues Kings Of Leon