What Are You Listening To?

[hutch]

al green - green is blues...

the reverend's run with willie mitchell is magnificent.. one great record after another..

[Yada]

i been listening a bit to the new RHCP... i know they are a big forum favorite..
 

post like it's 1991?

[hutch]

Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Paul Desmond- Jazz at the Blackhawk

original red vinyl pressing..


I have a soft spot for 1950s era Brubeck....it was great seeing him at the Lincoln Theatre in 2005... of course when I think of Brubeck I also think of Paul Desmond.. they are sort of inseparable for me....Desmond even wrote Take Five (Interesting that on his death in 1977 from lung cancer he willed proceeds from that song to the Red Cross... nice chunk of change...)

anyways this copy is pretty beat but for $1 i'm happy with it... i would never pay more for a brubeck record as they are a dime a dozen...

[hutch]

[dyecraig]

$20 blowout

was glad to find com lag, sigur ros, monk, some explosions.

[dyecraig]

sly & the family stone - greatest hits (japanese quadraphonic)


lady wanted me to buy the whole lot (+ a crosley), but managed to get away with this, bee gees 'odessa', stones 'aftermath' (mono), 'big hits' (mono) and otis redding 'dock of the bay' for a tenner.
sly record sounds like stereo to me. refund!
sorry, meant to put this on the not dead vinyl thread.

[hutch]

wow nice score... congrats...


I don't do garage sales but you sure make out well with them!


I'm getting very picky about what CDs I buy now... they don't seem to have any value any more....and I've run out of space..

[dyecraig]

^ it's a total crapshoot, but sometimes you get lucky.

[dyecraig]

new neil young - earth
for a guy that's all about sound quality, this is pretty just ok soundwise (maybe I need a pono to get the full effect, but that's not gonna happen.)
tacked on choral background vocals, but the ambient wildlife and city sounds are pretty vivid (and jarring). not for the car.
willie's kid's band plays well enough, a decent crazy horse approximation.
30 minute "love and only love", a wifey favorite.
goofy concept, but "innaresting", as neil would say.
will pass on the vinyl, who knows what that will cost...no non-pono download probably.
i really enjoyed 'le noise' a few years back - great songs, concept and recording.

[ye-ole-hatch ıll|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

$20 blowout

what the heck was that on the lower right
and how many of those did you already own?
I bet a lot

[dyecraig]

$20 blowout

what the heck was that on the lower right
and how many of those did you already own?
I bet a lot

that's our boy wilco.
a severe critic, for sure.
he prefers bebop, opera, traditional bluegrass, post-punk.
a bowie aficionado, especially 'diamond dogs' and the opening to 'station to station'.
tolerates radiohead, a soft spot for miles and chet.
yard sale for boardies only, t.b.a.

[dyecraig]

kraftwerk - radioactivity
their pinnacle, for me.
in a $2 box, along with elp 1st, trilogy and brain salad surgery w/poster.
crazy yard sale - $30 for root boy slim's 1st, $10 for signed sting's "blue turtles" (looked bogus), other arbitrary prices for other common items.
did not succumb.

[hutch]

the earliest ray charles lp (rock & roll on atlantic 8006 from 1957 original black label) and one of the earliest.. the ray charles live at newport on atlantic 1289 from 1958 (original green label stereo pressing)

I love me some Atlantic Records Ray Charles....about 10 years ago at jazz fest we were at a mainly dixieland jazz place and happened to run into Renald Richard.. what a thrill that was... really nice man..

http://www.allmusic.com/song/i-got-a-woman-mt0001367128

[hutch]

yard sale for boardies only, t.b.a.

oh yes....

[Kubacheck]

yard sale for boardies only, t.b.a.

oh yes....

would we have to bring our FWB membership cards as proof of eligibility to make purchases?