What are you listening to?

[survivor]

Steve Hackett - Spectral Mornings (cd)

 

[Anonymous]

The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die.

Superb!!

 

[idc]

Boards of Canada, Trans Canada Highway - Dayvan Cowboy.

 

[the record spot]

Pleasantly surprised by this album; Astronauts by The Lilac Time.

 

[Drummerdave]

Lamb of God - Wrath

The Buff Medways - 1914

RHCP - Blood Sugar Sex Magic

The Fall - Cerebral Caustic

The For Carnation

Slint - Spiderland

 

[survivor]

Steve Hackett - Please Don`t Touch (cd)

Ralph McTell - Easy (cd)

 

[kena]

Chameleons, What does anything mean basically?

 

[TitusG]

led zepplin 4(?) when the levy breaks!!!!

 

[matthewpiano]

'Small Change' by Tom Waits (one of his best albums IMO), 'The Best of Blur', and loads of Elvis Costello.

 

[idc]

Faithless 'Sunday 8pm'; brilliant cover, recording and 'Why go' with Boy George and 'God is a DJ' are two of my favourite tracks ever.

 

[Big Chris]

 

[Big Chris]

TitusG:led zepplin 4(?) when the levy breaks!!!!

Haven't listened to Led 4 in ages. You've inspired me to take it out in the car today.

 

[Joe10155]

Paul Simon - There Goes Rhymin' Simon.

Its been a very long time since I last heard it as I haven't played any LP's for years, but a joy to listen to none the less. I did cheat though, as I bought the CD the other day.

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A/V - Pana TH-37PV500B, Pana BD35, Onkyo 876, B&W M1's x5, B&W ASW610.

HiFi - CA azur 640C v2, CA azur 640A v2, Denon TU1800DAB, Tannoy Mercury M20's on QED SD19 stands, (& a Dual 505 gathering dust).

 

[kena]

Currently St. Deluxe playing this quite a bit... But postie just delivered Play package so next it's U2

 

[Anonymous]

U2 No Line on the Horizon, which is exactly what you'd expect. It's rock-solid yet predictable, epic yet unspectacular. Every track is designed to sound great as it drifts out over the heads of a huge crowd towards the people huddled at the back of the stadium, any stadium. It's hard to get particularly excited about it, but I can't honestly find fault with it either.

The Leisure Lab's No Line on The Horizon review is up, if anyone wants to hear the album's high points.

 

[Anonymous]

Blow Up - Michel Portal (clarinet, sax soprano, jazzophone) and Richard Galliano (accordeon, piano) / live recording

I heartily recommend this album. Jazz as I like it! This is simply brilliant.

 

[lonely boy]

Mmm... that picture looks familiar.

 

[matthewpiano]

The new U2 album, 'No Line On The Horizon'. Sounds OK so far but its certainly not the Achtung Baby follow up its been touted as by many hard line fans. Its better than the last one, 'How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb', though. Recording is tripe but then we're used to that from U2.

 

[Anonymous]

Monk - Genius of Modern Music, Volume 2.

But I received Norrington's recordings of Mahler's first and second symphonies in the
mail today, so they'll be on today or tomorrow for sure.

Hedgehog

 

[matthewpiano]

Hedgehog:
Monk - Genius of Modern Music, Volume 2.

But I received Norrington's recordings of Mahler's first and second symphonies in the
mail today, so they'll be on today or tomorrow for sure.

Hedgehog

Not a fan of Norrington at all. I find his conducting totally dry. His Beethoven is horrendous.

Just listening to Radiohead's 'The Bends' now and marvelling at how much atmosphere the Pioneer amp creates.

 

[matthewpiano]

'Ringleader of the Tormentors' by Morrissey. Really like this album. Not heard the new one properly yet but if its as good as this its gonna be a treat.

 

[daveh75]

 

[matthewpiano]

Neil Young - 'Zuma'. Will probably follow it up with another of his and some CSN. In that sort of mood tonight!

 

[idc]

Listening on headphones, too loud for my own good, don't care, the sound is intense.

 

[matthewpiano]

'Abbey Road' - The Beatles. One of the best five albums ever made in my opinion. Absolutely stunning music.