What are you listening to Part the Third

[HiWire]

Television – Marquee Moon

[Fitz]

Speaking of television...

DLZ by TV on the Radio

[mypasswordis]

[Hopstretch]

Sufjan Stevens -- Carrie & Lowell

Such a sad, beautiful album.

[EdipisReks1]

I have many Gould recordings of Goldberg, but this is my favorite performance. 

[Dusty Chalk]

Lots of Elder

[jose]

Hendrix PEOPLE, HELL & ANGELS on vinyl ... of course!

I bought it on Jimi store´s in London three years ago... ohhh guys, I love Carnaby Street.    

Edited July 26, 2017 by jose

[Dusty Chalk]

Moraz/Bruford, Music for Piano and Drums - Live in Maryland -- I was at this concert, and I only just found out this recording existed.

[jose]

100% Maiden:

 

 

 

[jose]

Yesterday I discovered this cd in a thrift store. I admit I don´t like Whitesnake but I was curious.

Pretty interesting versions of some Purple songs, for example, "Soldier of Fortune" or "Stormbringer".

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Not all that surprising, considering Coverdale was in Purple at the time those songs were recorded.

When did that come out?  2015, huh.  Will have to try to listen to it once.

[jose]

Yeah. I never really care about Coverdale's work with Whitesnake. I prefer the "rancid" themes of the Purple but OK, this work sound nice. 

 

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Well, those are the two best songs from the Coverdale era (those two and Mistreated), I think everyone prefered Machine Head era purp, though I prefer the early Rod Evans era.

I have this weird list of bands I'd like to cover 4 songs of, each.  Deep Purple is one of them.  I would  cover "Rat Bat Blue" -- before Helloween covered them, I thought I was alone in this.

And yes, Soldier of Fortune is one of them, too.

[Torpedo]

 

An argentinian pianist who a friend recommended. Pretty good, I must say.

Edited July 29, 2017 by Torpedo

[EdipisReks1]

16 minutes ago, Torpedo said:

 

An argentinian pianist who a friend recommended. Pretty good, I must say.

I have that album!  Gelber is good.  My favorite South American pianist was Roberto Szidon, though. Szidon is kinda like Gould, though, in that you either love his interpretations or hate them.

Edited July 29, 2017 by EdipisReks1

[Torpedo]

I don't know Szidon. How do you like Arrau?

[EdipisReks1]

32 minutes ago, Torpedo said:

I don't know Szidon. How do you like Arrau?

You know, I never really loved his playing, until I heard this one. 

 

Edited July 29, 2017 by EdipisReks1

[Torpedo]

I'll have to check that. For some reason I can't guess, I don't particularly enjoy his playing either.

[EdipisReks1]

11 minutes ago, Torpedo said:

I'll have to check that. For some reason I can't guess, I don't particularly enjoy his playing either.

There is something very funny about much of it.  I can't quite put my finger on it, either, but I flipped sides when I heard that boxed set.  I think that, maybe, he is just one of those players that you had to have heard live, in person, to have really appreciated.

Edited July 29, 2017 by EdipisReks1

[EdipisReks1]

[luvdunhill]

Went back to the bullet phase plugs, thereby removing these:



Listening to this:

[mypasswordis]

What is this blasphemy... Arrau was one of the greatest pianists who ever lived.

[jose]

 

[jp11801]

Neil Young Greatest Hits on LP 

[Torpedo]

20 hours ago, mypasswordis said:

What is this blasphemy... Arrau was one of the greatest pianists who ever lived.

Would you please elaborate?