What Are You Listening To? (Part Deux)

SIHAB · February 20

New 45 RPM

agingboomer · February 20

Rickie Lee Jones: Kicks
OSOD OSOD021
[Vinyl, LP, stereo, 2019}

bikerboy · February 20

Beastie Boys -The In Sound from the Way Out
Excellent reference cd in my opinion

agingboomer · February 20

Bobbi Humphrey: Fancy Dancer
Blue Note BN-LA550-G • Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series
{Vinyl, LP, stereo, released 1975, reissued remastered, 2021, 180g vinyl}

pumpkinman · February 20

Keith Jarrett • Byablue

billbillw · February 20

bikerboy wrote: »

Beastie Boys -The In Sound from the Way Out
Excellent reference cd in my opinion

Most people think the Beastie Boys were just obnoxious rappers, but they had a huge amount of musical talent. This album has most of the best stuff (IMO) from Check Your Head and Ill Communication. They actually played all the instruments for these. I prefer the original mixes from the albums on a couple of them, but this is a great reference album.

SIHAB · February 20

OBI is long gone from this 1986 CD...

SIHAB · February 20

Psychedelic Rock from 2016, 'The Harlequins' (one of many Bands w/ that name);

pumpkinman · February 20

Roger Eno • Between Tides

SIHAB · February 20

The Bleu Forest

Garage/psych band formed in 1966 in Ventura County, California.
Members were Ron Barkley (lead guitar, vocals), Jack Caviness (drums), Mike Cullen (guitar, vocals), Gary Heuer (lead guitar, vocals), Ed Steele (drums, vocals), and Larry Wiseman (keyboards).

"USA produced such a vast variety of garage bands, that were highly influenced by major known bands of the time like Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix & The Experience and The Grateful Dead. Every little town in the US has been over-flooded with teenagers full of enthusiasm and ideas reflecting the electrifying times, when everything suddenly seemed to be possible. One of the better local bands, that came and went with the '60s fading into plastic '70s were Ventura County’ Bleu Forest. So far only a handful of people heard these 1968 unreleased recordings, which were hidden in Caviness (only surviving member) basement and let me say this: What we have here is a lost psych-garage classic. A crossover between groovy melodies of Moby Grape mixed with Steppenwolf heaviness." -Discogs

It's funny how much great music was recorded with two Mics!
I hear garage rock w/ a hint of Byrds/Beatles

HzTweaker · February 21

bikerboy wrote: »

Beastie Boys -The In Sound from the Way Out
Excellent reference cd in my opinion

billbillw wrote: »

bikerboy wrote: »

Beastie Boys -The In Sound from the Way Out
Excellent reference cd in my opinion

Most people think the Beastie Boys were just obnoxious rappers, but they had a huge amount of musical talent. This album has most of the best stuff (IMO) from Check Your Head and Ill Communication. They actually played all the instruments for these. I prefer the original mixes from the albums on a couple of them, but this is a great reference album.

This is neat! I'm going to order it.

bikerboy · February 21

I've been listening to the "The mix-up" also. Both are great but I love the studio sounds of the In sounds more.

SIHAB · February 21

1981 Starline re-issue in mono;

Mono;

SIHAB · February 21

2024 reissue;

SIHAB · February 21

On apple buttered colour vinyl;

January 2026 Sundaze reissue.

gudnoyez · 9:44AM

Morning wake up call! The New Megadeth lenticular album cover, this ones a banger😁

SIHAB · 10:55AM

What Are You Listening To? (Part Deux)

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