What are you listening to Part the Third

[Aura]

Demo'd a track from this one for John last night and working through the rest of it.

 

Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer - Bass & Mandolin

 

[Augsburger]

I am no fan of the flute but for this I will make an exception-

 

https://youtu.be/KjMDESjuYEE

[Dusty Chalk]

I kind of dig Jean-Pierre Rampal (collaborator with Claude Bolling), but that's because memories/nostalgia/personal reasons.

 

But I love that tune, one of my all-time favourite standards; one of these days I'm going to arrange a medley of Sunny/Windy/Spooky (the predicate adjectives trilogy?).  Or maybe it'll go Spooky/Windy/Sunny.  I don't know.

[mikeymad]

[roadtonowhere08]

Also, a 24/96 of Steven Wilson's Hand. Cannot. Erase. -- this is sublime, I really think his songcraft is at an all time peak, and I can really feel the inspiration that he got from the story, because it feels like he wants to convey something that's not his, putting it before himself.  Even the solos seem perfectly placed, in service to the song over just wankynoodlecraft.

 

Boy am I late to this party!  I totally agree.  This album is outstanding.

 

And yeah, the deluxe book version gets my vote for the most over the top, attention to every detail, must have been on drugs single album release ever.  

 

Don't believe me?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHHJjZH1l_4

 

Immersion is an understatement.

Edited April 18, 2015 by roadtonowhere08

[robm321]

I'm late to the party also. Going to order the LP.

[ironbut]

Hey,.. that sounds awful good to me too!

Maybe something to look out for on the Record Store Day run (sure would like to get that Third Man Records Elvis though!).

[minimus]

Sufjan Stevens -- Carrie & Lowell

 

 

Sad and beautiful.

 

Agreed. I like all of his albums, but this one is profound and mood altering.  I saw him last Saturday at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan -- he was great, but he was wiping away tears as he was playing a lot of these songs.

[Dusty Chalk]

I've been binging on Archive live concerts on YouTube, I think they've surpassed Anathema as my favourite of "that" kind of music, whatever "that" is.  Example:

Right now taking a detour for a London Grammar concert:

[Grahame]

^ Thanks dusty, looks / sounds good on the big screen / speakers

[Dusty Chalk]

Cheers!

 

You know what else sounds surprisingly good on real, full-range speakers, considering it comes from YouTube?  This:

[blessingx]

Yesterdays RSD purchase.

[ironbut]

Nice going Ric!

Does it sound creamy?

 

BTW heres a shot of RSD in Oz

[blessingx]

Dreamy. There better be Pliny at the end of that line.

[Genetic]

Anekdoten- Until All the Ghosts Are Gone

 

I was hoping for a bit more after such a long pause...

 

Amicalement

[Knuckledragger]

 

Kruder & Dorfmeister - The K&D Sessions, 2014 Web release.  THE definitive collection of downtempo remixes.  Unfortunately, the web release is a very lazy re-issue.  The original 1998 2CD set was "blended" in the studio, as was the trend at the time.  The in-studio mixing wasn't done very artfully and it's pretty distracting to listen to.  Worse still, the tracks are a nightmare to use for DJing purposes.  The definitive edition remains the 4LP German vinyl version.  Tragically, I do not own this.  I remember seeing it for sale in Newberry Comics, for $40 or so.  In the fall of '98 I was fresh out of college, marginally employed and drinking heavily, so I didn't buy it.  At one point, any decently clean copy of the vinyl version sold for nearly $100.  Prices have come back down as vinyl has fallen out of favor with all but the most dedicated DJs.  I don't buy vinyl through the mail anymore after the mouth breathers at my local post office stuffed a 1-of-1000 1992 trance 12" into my mailbox by FOLDING IT IN HALF (I paid 35 British Pounds shipped for the fucking thing, which was ~$75 at the time.)  Studio !K7 did just release a glorious looking 5LP version  which is mighty tempting, but I'd have to have it delivered on flatbed trailer.  

 

What?  This is What are you listening to Part the Third and not Knuckles Obsesses Over Ancient Electronic Music?  Oh, my bad...

[Dusty Chalk]

I think I'd have an aneurysm if my guys at the rw&b (post office) did that to something of mine.  Or go postal.  Or go postal then have an aneurysm.

Anekdoten- Until All the Ghosts Are Gone

 

I was hoping for a bit more after such a long pause...

 

Amicalement

Jesus, there's someone I haven't seen in a long time.  How ya been?

[Genetic]

Pretty good thanks for asking.

 

Still enjoy reading your posts Peter....;-)

 

In very short I went from audio maniac to a more balanced state.

 

Amicalement

[Aura]

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part

 

[Voltron]

Waiting for Stretch to like the above.

[Hopstretch]

Stretch   the above!

[skullguise]

  I think I like "Live Seeds" the most....Murder Ballads a close second for studio recordings

[mikeymad]

Neal Morse (ex Spocks Beard) Concert. 

 

[swt61]

[Dusty Chalk]

Abattoir Blues/Lyre of Orpheus is/are still my favourites, by a long shot.  First of theirs that I absolutely loved from start to finish; before that, I was only a haphazard fan.  I do still appreciate their other work, but these two just do it for me like nothing else they've done.

 

EDIT:  And of course they're not on Tidal, so I'm listening to Time Out and Anniemal.