What Record Are You Hearing Now?
- Thread starter zeplin43
- Start date
Bobby Watson - "Love Remains" 1986/Red
In the final edition of the Penguin guide, Morton and Cook called it "probably our favorite modern jazz album of all. It is absolutely reliable, delivering musical intelligence, fantastic group interplay, high emotion and an almost unearthly beauty."
s.
Buddy Rich / Plays and Plays and Plays...
1977 RCA Victor
RenoRaines
Chill Seeker
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
Con Funk Shun / Loveshine
1978 Mercury
RenoRaines
Chill Seeker
The Robert Cray Band - False Accusations
doctor fuse
Super Member
First time listening to Arthur by the Kinks on the new moving coil system (Benz-Micro Lukashek PP-1 T9 MC preamp and MC20E2 Low output MC cartridge).
bob smog
Creebling at the Turntables
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-4203857-1358477345-6608.jpeg.jpg)
never heard this one, first play for me
Listened to it earlier in the week for the first time in several years. Incredible, intense, honest and personal.
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-3124214-1316903393.jpeg.jpg)
Slick Willie
Addicted Member
I'm John Lee Hooker
1959/1969
Mono press (cover says stereo)
1959/1969
Mono press (cover says stereo)
A record of discovery,
My neighbour lives in a converted Methodist chapel built circa 1866 which is quite modern by our standards,whenever I visit I am in the living quarters which is in the basement,he told me he had bought a turntable,Technics BL-20 if I remember correct, with an unused stylus as spare,£40, so he could listen to his old records,late 60s-early 70 rock and folk,he asked me to help him set it up using an early 80's Technics separates system he had.
This time we went "upstairs" to the main hall,my head fell off.Very tastefully decorated with stained glass windows,a stunning ceiling rose and a beautifully restored pulpit.
I did the initial set up but I forgot to fetch round a few sacrificial records for the first run,he offered one,Yes-Relayer in mint condition I baulked at that so he gave it me.
I have The Yes Album and Going For The One but I've avoided most Yes albums because of their noodling,blimey, Relayer is as mad as a bag of frogs,hugely enjoyable.
My neighbour lives in a converted Methodist chapel built circa 1866 which is quite modern by our standards,whenever I visit I am in the living quarters which is in the basement,he told me he had bought a turntable,Technics BL-20 if I remember correct, with an unused stylus as spare,£40, so he could listen to his old records,late 60s-early 70 rock and folk,he asked me to help him set it up using an early 80's Technics separates system he had.
This time we went "upstairs" to the main hall,my head fell off.Very tastefully decorated with stained glass windows,a stunning ceiling rose and a beautifully restored pulpit.
I did the initial set up but I forgot to fetch round a few sacrificial records for the first run,he offered one,Yes-Relayer in mint condition I baulked at that so he gave it me.
I have The Yes Album and Going For The One but I've avoided most Yes albums because of their noodling,blimey, Relayer is as mad as a bag of frogs,hugely enjoyable.
Slick Willie
Addicted Member
More - Pink Floyd
-4/-2-1, HTM x 2 UK late 80's reissue
-4/-2-1, HTM x 2 UK late 80's reissue
Slick Willie
Addicted Member
A Collection Of Great Dance Songs - Pink Floyd
1F, TML x 2.
1F, TML x 2.
