What are you listening to Part the Third

[Dusty Chalk]

Anneke, Drive -- probably my favourite genre of music right now -- hard pop, for lack of a better term -- love love love that guitar tone in "The Best is Yet to Come" -- just perfectly underbiased fuzz.

[Hopstretch]

Mark Knopfler -- Privateering

 

  

Edited September 25, 2013 by Hopstretch

[mikeymad]

 

British Sea Power - 2013 - Machineries Of Joy

[mikeymad]

 

James Blake - 2013 - Overgrown 

[TMoney]

[blessingx]

An iTunes Radio mix of Bob Dylan, Randy Newman, Leonard Cohan and Tom Waits.

[Dusty Chalk]

All India Radio, Red Shadow Landing

[skullguise]

Eleanor McEvoy - If You Leave

 

[Voltron]

[Dusty Chalk]

Unwoman, Lemniscate* (Uncovered 2.5)

[aardvark baguette]

[mikeymad]

 

Counting Crows - 2013 -Echoes of the Outlaw Roadshow

[skullguise]

Some good pre-2K stuff:

 

Propaganda - A Secret Wish

 

 

Agent Orange - Living In Darkness

 

 

Area - Between Purple and Pink

 

 

Chameleons - What Does Anything Mean Basically?

 

[johnwmclean]

Agnes Obel - Aventine

[mikeymad]

 

Suzanne Vega - 1985 - Suzanne Vega

[Dusty Chalk]

35007, Liquid -- trip. out.

[robm321]

Been working my way through this for the past two weeks. Its been fun hearing Mozart's progression and Murray plays it well, but I'm about piano concerto'd out. 

 

 

[Dusty Chalk]

 

No, not watching, just listening -- it's just a dude in a hat, but I kind of like the fact that "just a dude in a hat" makes trippy spaced out electronica

[shellylh]

Pixies - Surfer Rosa MoFi  out of 

 

Benchmark DAC2 -> Pico Slim -> JH13 

 

Does not suck. 

[Voltron]

 

DSD stream > Playback Designs > Apex Pinnacle > Millett UC300B > OMA Mini System.  Also no suckage.

Edited September 29, 2013 by Voltron

[shellylh]

^Yeah, probably not.  

[Voltron]

[ironbut]

 

24/44.1 from HDtracks

[Dusty Chalk]

Big Big Train, English Electric: Full Power -- basically, both the English Electrics plus another 4 (18+ minutes) of bonus tracks from this very British old school contemporary prog band concentrating on strong melody, harmony, and chord progressions.  Not very hard at all, but not so AOR as, say, contemporary Marillion.

[TMoney]

 

Out of curiosity, Voltron, as a fellow Bay Area resident have you ever been to the Church of St. Coltrane?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_coltrane#Religious_figure

 

Edited September 30, 2013 by TMoney