What's Spinning Tonight?

What is it that you are spinning tonight?

 

Leonard Cohen : Old ideas

 

Dub Syndicate - Stoned Immaculate

 

Just discovered Steve Hunt today on Spotify, what an amazing musician with a amazing resume and now a music Professor at Berkeley. Jazz Improv at its best! This album Kicks ass! Influences and grooves are thick on this one. Serious deep, lint in the bottom, pocket playing here.
https://www.elektrikmarketband.com/
Sorry for the double post, also in the Jazz forum but this album is amazing, dont want anybody to miss it!

 

The soundtrack of Starlight Express.

 

Good old Swans - Love of Life

 

Rival Consoles ?– Night Melody. 2016 Erased Tapes release - perhaps my fav of his. sublime.

 

S O H N ?– Tremors. 2014 debut album on 4AD. Down tempo synth pop. Stunning musically with audiophile sound quality and excellent pressing by Optimal Germany.

 

Elton John

 

Virtualsex

 

Everything But The Girl ?– Walking Wounded. original UK pressing. I see this is being reissued - about time.

 

Everything But The Girl ?– Walking Wounded. original UK pressing. I see this is being reissued - about time.

Love that album especially the last 2 tracks on side B, the Todd Terry remix of Wrong and the Omni Tri remix of Walking Wounded.

 

Cocteau Twins ?– Blue Bell Knoll. original 1988 4AD UK release. sublime album

 

Blue Bell Knoll - Love that Album!

 

very very excited that it's arrived. I never thought I would see the day Emancipation would be released on vinyl.
On side 2 and sound quality is excellent and maybe the best of the SST remasters based on 4 tracks at least

fingers crossed the MPO pressings are OK all the way through

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last night, my listening session went something like this:

Started with Italian prog band, PFM. Their debut release, "Storia di un Minuto" on vinyl. Music does not get too much more beautiful than this.

Italian prog is woefully underappreciated. Much of it is the equal of any British band of the era.

Then, I wanted something a bit more "edgy", so I listened to King Crimson, "Larks Tongue in Aspic" on CD.

I still had the taste for something even edgier, so I went with this avant-prog gem. Thinking Plague, "The History of Madness". Atonal prog at it's best.

And finally, still in the mood for edgy, I went with a Elliott Carter, "Piano Concerto" and "Variations for Orchestra", with the Cincinnati Orchestra, with Ursula Oppens on piano.