What Are You Listening To?

shack

Just delivered in today's mail.....

Jimmy Buffett - Buffett Hotel

wayne3burk

on Skye Records

danz1906

Quincy Jones

Q's Jook Joint

mhmacw

G-n-R Lies

bigaudiofanatic

shack wrote: »

Just delivered in today's mail.....

Jimmy Buffett - Buffett Hotel

How is it might pick it up the coming week.

Demiurge

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shack

bigaudiofanatic wrote:

How is it might pick it up the coming week.

It's basic Buffett. Nothing new or out of the ordinary. If you are a Parrothead (fan) you will like it.

Tony M

David Sanborn.."Pearls":cool:

danz1906

Donald Fagen

Morph the Cat

george daniel

yes,it's that good.Thank you double G

Fongolio

Keiko wrote: »

2 tracks in particular on this CD, Tomorrow's Girls and On the Dunes are absolutely brilliant, IMO.

I have that on vinyl LP Mike. Don't ask what I paid. Perhaps I'll do a vinyl rip soon and send you a copy so you can compare.

danz1906

Marilyn Scott

Nightcap

John30_30

Dwight Yoakum Reprise box set. Very well engineered.

motobman

Cure Paris cd and then Muse.

Monster Jam

N.w.a.

superjunior

just picked up the new slayer cd - world painted blood, its ok, not like their old stuff though.

everpress

Nothing... my son is going to bed... Silence....(sigh)

Demiurge

Wax Fang - Black & Endless Night

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...and the PBR solo.

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heiney9

Roy Buchanan - Sweet Dreams-The Anthology

How this great blues player slipped under my radar for so long is beyond me. But this is a fantastic cd and he is (was) a phenomenal player.

Roy Buchanan has long been considered one of the finest, yet criminally overlooked guitarists of the blues rock genre whose lyrical leads and use of harmonics would later influence such guitar greats as Jeff Beck, his one-time student Robbie Robertson, and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.

This substantial two-disc Polydor set culls ... Full Descriptionsome of the finest cuts from Buchanan's '70s recordings for a retrospective of his early career. The master guitarist's facility with mid-tempo grooves ("Baltimore"), steamy slow blues ("After Hours"), hard-driving rockers ("My Baby Says She's Going To Leave Me"), slide workouts ("Tribute To Elmore James"), revamped covers ("Hey Joe," "Down By The River," "Green Onions"), and evocative instrumentals (the title cut) is fully in evidence here.

Though Buch hadn't yet developed the mercurial, tone-manipulating style that would characterize his work in the '80s and '90s, his fluid runs, scratches, wails, screeching harmonics, and his utter command of the blues guitar vocabulary place him head and shoulders above even the better-than-better six-string slingers of the time. Though the general mood of SWEET DREAMS is somewhat more subdued than many of Buch's dates (with more of an emphasis on slow blues and ballads), the backing musicians lend keen, rugged support to the wizard's flights of fancy, particularly on the set's six live cuts. SWEET DREAMS is the most comprehensive and compelling overview of Buchanan's early work available.



H9

wayne3burk

Herbie Mann

concealer404

Incubus - Make Yourself


One of those GREAT albums that unfortunately, sounds like utter crap. Whoever engineered this one should have their thumbs cut off.

sda2mike

heiney9 wrote: »

Roy Buchanan - Sweet Dreams-The Anthology

How this great blues player slipped under my radar for so long is beyond me. But this is a fantastic cd and he is (was) a phenomenal player.



H9

got this for christmas when it came out...it still gets regular play in my house..buch died in 89 i think...for me, his loss is as great as losing FZ..

danz1906

Fourplay

The Best of Fourplay!

concealer404

Filter - Short Bus

wayne3burk

John Mayall

shack

Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story



The BEST album Rod ever recorded IMO. "Gasoline Alley" and "Never a Dull Moment" are good and a couple of his albums with Faces like "A Nod Is as Good as a Wink...to a Blind Horse" and "Long Player" are very good too.

At some point Rod decided he wanted to be a Sexy Pop Star and it went downhill from there. I think even Rod himself has acknowledged that his music from his later years was just fluff and not very good.

arun1963

Today was one of those rare, once in blue moon Sunday's where I had the house to myself for 8 hours. Wife and daughter were away. So I sat my **** down and listened to music. At the end of day I listen to music cause it shapes my mind. It gets my mind in a certain framework and I can then make decision's within this framework and a majority of the decision's turn out right.


A simple feel good, I am good album. - Joe Jackson Look Sharp




So you ask yourself, ok you're good but are you this good? Heck no. I wish I was as talented as this guy in what I do. Jackson Browne - The pretenders, Late for the sky and Looking East. There is an over 20 year gap between looking east and the other two and yes he's different on looking east, but the roots are the same. Thats why I love this guy.


Not only are other men smarter than you, some women are too.
The system wont let me repost pics, but I'm talking about Sarah McLachlan's Touch and Surfacing.

To this young kid. Good talent. He wants to stay true to his roots, which is good. I just wish he would outgrow the synthesizers an only use real muiscal instruments. But I will always have time of day for his stuff. David Gray - White Ladder and Draw the line.

To the three albums I have heard the most, in these 46 years.
DSOTM
Rumours
Keith Jarrett - The Cure.

Great sunday.

Tony M

heiney9 wrote: »

Roy Buchanan - Sweet Dreams-The Anthology

How this great blues player slipped under my radar for so long is beyond me. But this is a fantastic cd and he is (was) a phenomenal player.

Roy Buchanan has long been considered one of the finest, yet criminally overlooked guitarists of the blues rock genre whose lyrical leads and use of harmonics would later influence such guitar greats as Jeff Beck, his one-time student Robbie Robertson, and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.

This substantial two-disc Polydor set culls ... Full Descriptionsome of the finest cuts from Buchanan's '70s recordings for a retrospective of his early career. The master guitarist's facility with mid-tempo grooves ("Baltimore"), steamy slow blues ("After Hours"), hard-driving rockers ("My Baby Says She's Going To Leave Me"), slide workouts ("Tribute To Elmore James"), revamped covers ("Hey Joe," "Down By The River," "Green Onions"), and evocative instrumentals (the title cut) is fully in evidence here.

Though Buch hadn't yet developed the mercurial, tone-manipulating style that would characterize his work in the '80s and '90s, his fluid runs, scratches, wails, screeching harmonics, and his utter command of the blues guitar vocabulary place him head and shoulders above even the better-than-better six-string slingers of the time. Though the general mood of SWEET DREAMS is somewhat more subdued than many of Buch's dates (with more of an emphasis on slow blues and ballads), the backing musicians lend keen, rugged support to the wizard's flights of fancy, particularly on the set's six live cuts. SWEET DREAMS is the most comprehensive and compelling overview of Buchanan's early work available.



H9

I just amazoned him to hear his style and I LIKE IT! I hope to get a cd some time soon.

Demiurge

Julian Plenti - Skyscraper

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danz1906

Marcus Miller

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