What vinyl are you listening to?

[chandra]

:cheer:

"Concert by the Sea" a live performance by Errol Garner recorded 1965 at Carmel, California accompanied by Eddie Calhoun on bass and Denzil Best on drums. A classic which is a must in every jazz lovers collection. I was fortunate to pick this near-perfect disc in an Oxfam charity shop. A mono recording but what the hell it is a classic.

 

[stevebrock]

i am playing...........

Deuttsche Elektronische Musil Vol 1

I heard it palying one day in my local record shop and thought this is flipping ace so I asked what it was and Voila!

Its an experimental German Kraut Rock & Electronica compilation from 1972-1893

 

[jamesrfisher]

Sex Pistols - Flogging A Dead Horse

Gary Numan - The Pleasure Principle

 

[stevebrock]

Sasha & Digweed - Northern Exposure 1

not played this for years

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

LP#1 - Dylan 1963 box set

Strange Boys And Girls Club debut LP

King of Limbs - Radiohead

 

[BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW]

Met up with a couple of old mates a few nights ago for food and drink, then back to ours for more food, drink, and vinyl.

Not sure which of these albums were played in their entirety, but they're on the floor, ready for filing, so they have been played to some extent.

Kraftwerk-The Man Machine

Kraftwerk-Trans Europe Express

Gang Of Four-Entertainment

Neil Young-Harvest

V/A-100% Dynamite

Ray Charles-Collection

Neu-Neu

Curtis Mayfield-Roots

Marvin Gaye-What's Going On

Hovercraft-Experiment Below

Miles Davis-Sketches Of Spain

Peter Gabriel-Passion

AC/DC-If You Want Blood You've Got It

Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground-Compilation

Pixies-Doolittle

Tappa Zukie-In Dub

A good night was had by all, well possibly not by my neighbour, as we turned the sub right up for Tappa Zukie, and that was the last album played at around 3.30am. >)

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

Met up with a couple of old mates a few nights ago for food and drink, then back to ours for more food, drink, and vinyl.

Not sure which of these albums were played in their entirety, but they're on the floor, ready for filing, so they have been played to some extent.

Kraftwerk-The Man Machine

Kraftwerk-Trans Europe Express

Gang Of Four-Entertainment

Neil Young-Harvest

V/A-100% Dynamite

Ray Charles-Collection

Neu-Neu

Curtis Mayfield-Roots

Marvin Gaye-What's Going On

Hovercraft-Experiment Below

Miles Davis-Sketches Of Spain

Peter Gabriel-Passion

AC/DC-If You Want Blood You've Got It

Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground-Compilation

Pixies-Doolittle

Tappa Zukie-In Dub

A good night was had by all, well possibly not by my neighbour, as we turned the sub right up for Tappa Zukie, and that was the last album played at around 3.30am. >)

Great playlist, cool finishing time.

 

[stevebrock]

Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express

Kraftwerk - The Man Machine

The Pixies - Doolittle

All About Eve - Scarlet

The Bolshoi - Lindys Party

Thomas Dolby - The Flat Earth

 

[BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW]

Great playlist, cool finishing time.

It's nice to still be able to do it, even in our mid 40s. :cheers:

Mind you, I was rough the next day.

And I lost my mobile.

 

[mikeparker59]

Genesis Three Sides Live loudly through headphones (I got neighbours )

Marillion Script for a Jester's Tear......terrible rumble on opening of title track

Blondie Autoamerican.... forgot I even bought it!!

 

[DIB]

Still sounds as good to me today as it did when I bought it 40 odd years ago..

.

 

[stevebrock]

older than me DIB !!

vinyl on all day

Judiie Tzuke - Portfolios

Depeche Mode - Violator

Pixies - Doolittle

Simple Minds - New Gold Dream

Howard Jones - Dream into Action

Kraftwerk - the Man Machine

Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms

Neil Young - Live at the Cellar Door

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

Still sounds as good to me today as it did when I bought it 40 odd years ago..

.

I didn't know I'd made a record.

He looks me the morning after the night before.

Presume it's Tony McGhee/Fee(?)?

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

older than me DIB !!

vinyl on all day

Judiie Tzuke - Portfolios

Depeche Mode - Violator

Pixies - Doolittle

Simple Minds - New Gold Dream

Howard Jones - Dream into Action

Kraftwerk - the Man Machine

Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms

Neil Young - Live at the Cellar Door

Steve,

How's vinyl of Cellar Door sound?

I opted for the cheaper CD version. I know I'll probably regret it one day.

I own over 40 Neil LPs on vinyl but I've ignored most of the pricey Performance Series discs, and plumped for CD or Blu-ray versions. The completist in me knows I'll wish I hadn't.

 

[stevebrock]

How's vinyl of Cellar Door sound?

Quite frankly it is superb, quiet run in, no surface noise whatsoever they have done a very good job of it, everything about it screams quality - even the sleeve is nice and thick.

Paid £21 at my local independant shop so quite please as its £24 at Amazon

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

How's vinyl of Cellar Door sound?

Quite frankly it is superb, quiet run in, no surface noise whatsoever they have done a very good job of it, everything about it screams quality - even the sleeve is nice and thick.

Paid £21 at my local independant shop so quite please as its £24 at Amazon

Thanks for that. It's one of my favourites of the four live discs from that period that he's already released. Not too much talking between songs (Massey Hall and Csnterbury House suffer in this regard).

Sonicallty, it's second best to Massey Hall, for me at least.

The vinyl of Massey and now Cellar are very tempting.

 

[stevebrock]

Charlie, with it being live I was wondering if there would be a lot of crowd noise etc but there is hardly any - I have been playing it a lot

 

[DIB]

Still sounds as good to me today as it did when I bought it 40 odd years ago..

.

I didn't know I'd made a record.

He looks me the morning after the night before.

Presume it's Tony McGhee/Fee(?)?

Tony McPhee - my first guitar hero at school. The big debate at the time was Clapton, Page or Hendrix. It was always McPhee for me, and I still play the 'Hogs LPs on a regular basis.

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[Lost Angeles]

My Pics triggered the Spam filter, so if you can't read tough.

Steely Dan- Countdown to Ecstasy

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs

Rory Gallagher - Fresh Evidence

Rock on

 

[AmigaNut]

Genesis Three Sides Live loudly through headphones (I got neighbours )

Marillion Script for a Jester's Tear......terrible rumble on opening of title track

Blondie Autoamerican.... forgot I even bought it!!

Autoamerican - one of my fave albums Debbie to me seems to me to begin her jazz era with FACES, well thats my opinion any way.

AmigaNut

 

[BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW]

 

[Jim-W]

Spam filter apparently. Oh well.

Wow! I played the Groundhogs' 'Blues Obituary' and 'Thank Christ For The Bomb' this afternoon. Same debate at my school, although like you, I had a soft spot for T S McPhee, Peter Green and all of the old blues guys, especially Lightnin' Hopkins.

Those days are gone forever

Over a long time ago

Oh yeah.

 

[mikeparker59]

Genesis Three Sides Live loudly through headphones (I got neighbours )

Marillion Script for a Jester's Tear......terrible rumble on opening of title track

Blondie Autoamerican.... forgot I even bought it!!

Autoamerican - one of my fave albums Debbie to me seems to me to begin her jazz era with FACES, well thats my opinion any way.

AmigaNut

Autoamerican sounds surprisingly fresh even today. Possibly one of Blondie's better albums. I particularly like the opening instrumental track Europa.

Now listening to my CD copy of Script. Nice and quiet where it's supposed to be no rumbling or surface noise.

I want to love vinyl but do have a love hate relationship with its drawbacks!

 

[DIB]

Spam filter apparently. Oh well.

Wow! I played the Groundhogs' 'Blues Obituary' and 'Thank Christ For The Bomb' this afternoon. Same debate at my school, although like you, I had a soft spot for T S McPhee, Peter Green and all of the old blues guys, especially Lightnin' Hopkins.

Those days are gone forever

Over a long time ago

Oh yeah.

Stop it Jim, you're making me feel old. Oh hang on, I am!

Of the modern blues players, check out Matt Schofield, he's the real deal. Plays with touch, feel, tone, and a sophistication that I just love. Also, add in Buddy Whittington too. Both beautiful players, with differing styles, both must see live acts.

.

 

[jamesrfisher]

Starting the new year as I mean to go on,vinyl love.

PIL - This is PIL

British Sea Power - From The Sea To The Land Beyond