What's Spinning Tonight?

What is it that you are spinning tonight?

 

---... The song remains the same

Hey hey what can I do ... Going to California ... Down by the seaside

 

I picked up four new LPS tonight after work. You have to love the title of the new Joe Walsh LP, "Analog Man."

 

I think this is a brilliant piece and maybe should be in everyone's collection:

 

Patricia Barbar - Verse @45rpm -Original Master Recording
Radiohead - I Might Be Wrong - Live Recordings vinyl
Keirh Jarret -Still Ailive -ECM Pressing

 

I think this is a brilliant piece and maybe should be in everyone's collection:View attachment 4480

How does it sound compared with the UK CD Remaster from 1994? I have heard lots of rumors the UK CD from '94 is better...is that possible???

 

Lloyd, That's an interesting question. My recollection of the UK CD, which I also own, is that they are actually fairly similar. The original recording IMO isn't that great to start with...it was a CBS production and I think that says it all.
The MFSL is superior to the US standard pressing and it does have its great points. To me, the MFSL is the way to go, simply because I think you get better packaging and If I remember it has a little more top end extension than the UK re-issue ( BUT that's about it). I think it's a brilliant piece of music. Which leads to me an interesting point, my sister-in-law brought up: This music isn't the kind of thing that the newer generation will likely take to....because it doesn't lend itself to the "quick download" that is so popular with them. You do have to listen to the whole CD from start to finish to get what the message is...something that isn't that popular today.

 

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-----Looks like The Wall

* Roger Waters was playing last night (The Wall) Live sur les Plaines d'Abraham in Quebec city. :b
Awesome show! ...With Quad Sound. ...Laser Lights.

 

Lloyd, That's an interesting question. My recollection of the UK CD, which I also own, is that they are actually fairly similar. The original recording IMO isn't that great to start with...it was a CBS production and I think that says it all.
The MFSL is superior to the US standard pressing and it does have its great points. To me, the MFSL is the way to go, simply because I think you get better packaging and If I remember it has a little more top end extension than the UK re-issue ( BUT that's about it). I think it's a brilliant piece of music. Which leads to me an interesting point, my sister-in-law brought up: This music isn't the kind of thing that the newer generation will likely take to....because it doesn't lend itself to the "quick download" that is so popular with them. You do have to listen to the whole CD from start to finish to get what the message is...something that isn't that popular today.

Thanks Davey. And i agree...you have to listen all the way thru PF...Dark Side, Momentary Lapse, Final Cut, Wall...those are the ones i own. I actually listen all the way thru all my stuff anyway. very rare to stop and start. If i get my hands on a reasonably priced MFSL Walls, i may go for it...but til then, i'll enjoy UK version (and my MFSL DSOTM.) thanks.

 

-----Looks like The Wall

* Roger Waters was playing last night (The Wall) Live sur les Plaines d'Abraham in Quebec city. :b
Awesome show! ...With Quad Sound. ...Laser Lights.

Bob, that must have been an awesome show....Amazing that these guys wrote this over 30 years ago and at what age?

Lloyd, IF you can get your hands on a reasonably priced MFSL Wall, I would recommend it. I think you will like it. ( Although not so easy to do these days, But ?)

 

---Davey, I wasn't there but I did watch the news in French, and they showed some clips,
and with some people's commentaries.

 

Bradford marsalis - trio jeepy, red book
Renaud Garcia-Fons - solo: live in marceval, red book
mcbride, payton, whitfield - fingerpainting: the music of herbie hancock, red book

 

Hello,

"The flying dutchman" live from Bayreuth on FM Radio. Just now!
A station in Montreal does it broadcast too.

Possibly you are lucky to get this station.

KR
Andreas

 

Currently listening to something I haven't listened too in a while...



Don't Laugh. At least it's not Whitney Houston...

 

FM Stereo

---Jazz on the r.a.d.i.o. (analog).

 

Now off to something with a little bit more authority....Godsmack, "The Other Side". This is actually the album that changed my mind about the band. Good stuff!

 

Well for me received 5 cd,s monday and 2 tuesday so i'm pretty busy.

 

 

A realy nice compilation of her work. I am a little surpised to read that she wasn't popular with everyone.

 

Tomas Ornberg: Blue Five featuring Kenny Davern, Opus 3 8003
Suzanne Vega: Beauty and Crimes, Classic Records/Blue Note Records
Shirley Horn: With Horn, Classic Records/Mercury SR60835
Sonny Rollins: Now's the Time, Classic Records/RCA LSP-2927 (snap this one up, still available at www.themusic.com; you won't be disappointed!)
Sonny Rollins: Our Man in Jazz, Classic Records/RCA LSP-2612

 

John Hiatt: Bring the Family on MFSL 200 gram LP....Not sure why this LP was given the 200 gram treatment, But??

Grover Washington Jr, Winelight Nautilus LP

Katy Lied: MFSL Steely Dan LP

Tina Brooks True Blue: Blue Note BLP 4041 Deep groove original
Art Blakey and the Jazz messengers: Blue Note 4003 Deep groove original