currently playing

[Zaimejs]

JAM Modern World.

[ighten]

still sounds as fresh as the day it was released with some beautiful fretless bass playing

[hetfieldsmullet]

Dio - Last In Line.
Amazing production imo.

[youngdand]

Joe Satriani - Flying in a blue Dream

[hetfieldsmullet]

The new Van Halen album. Surprisingly good.

[SlowNorris]

Yes, yesterdays. Not played in a while, sounds great

[Runningwolf]

Mumford & Sons, gets my body moving in the morning.
Where was my fault, in loving you with my whole heart?
My life story, har har !

[JollyJeweller]

Aimee Mann : Bachelor No 2 (Mobile Fidelity)
Stanley Clarke : School Days
Talk Talk : Colour of Spring
Frank Zappa : One Size fits All
Peter Gabriel : So
Toyah : Anthem ( oooops...80's pop!)

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

ROME by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi. A tribute of sorts to Morricone, they've gone so far as to feature session musicians and vocalists who worked with the maestro himself. Featuring vocals by Jack White and Norah Jones. Fantastic mood music.

[slr9589]

Harry Belafonte,Live at Carnegie Hall.....rca,stereo...
it is bold,vibrant and a wonderful 2 hours of music.

[bauzace50]

Van Cliburn playing Beethoven Piano Concerto #3, with Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy.
RCA LSC-3238. a "dynaflex" LP which is very thin. Pleasantly surprised with its very good sound and freedom from warping (just like it says in its marketing text).

Van Cliburn takes it at a slow tempo savoring the lower midrange and bass of the piano. His deliberate pace puts the slow movement on the brink of falling apart. But there is a certain beauty to savoring the musical phrases all along the concerto. Quite different from the almost inexorable interpretation by Gary Grafmann on RCA Victrola. but both are effective in different ways.

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[hetfieldsmullet]

Testing my new AT120E with a little bit of Ramones' Road To Ruin.

[hetfieldsmullet]

Judas Priest - Sin After Sin

[shropshire lad]

Judas Priest - Sin After Sin

I recently gave my copies of Sad Wings of Destiny and Sin After Sin to my local hospice shop as I no longer listen to their music . Hopefully someone else will now appreciate them .