Currently Playing

[JaS]

White Stripes mostly, with a bit of Belgian new beat thrown in for good measure.

Cheers
JaS

[Johnny_Tightlips]

been listening to alot of Psychedelic Furs lately. also some Atari Teenage Riot, Bad Religion, AC/DC, and Temptations. nothing that's newly released though, except for NOFX's "Regaining Unconciousness" EP.

[euclid]

Blue Oyster Cult - Blue Oyster Cult & Secret Treaties, AC/DC - Let There Be Rock, Jimmy Smith - The Cat, and part of Affinty - Affinity.

[JaS]

After dragging out Pixies 'Doolittle' for yet another airing I had my first listen to the Lisbeth List 'Zingt Jaques Brel' album. It caught my eye when I was visiting my partners parents, along with a wonderful Mireille lp. I've heard some excellent english translations of Brel but this is really different - Brel Dutch Style! I'm gonna have to give this back but I'm definately going to hunt down a copy for myself, its worth it just for the beautiful rendition of Laat me niet alleen (If you go away). Superb. Cheers JaS  

[Tawe]

I´ve been mad about funk music almost one year now. My vinyls are new reissues and used ones (mint), some of them are 180g pressings. James Brown: Payback, Sex Machine (live), There It Is; Graham Central Station: Graham Central Station, Release Yourself; Skull Snaps; Parliament: Mothership Connection; Funkentelency vs. Placebo System, Motor Booty Affair, Funkadelic: Maggot Brain; Curtis Mayfield; Isaac Hayes... Now I´m waiting for Betty Davis: Nasty Gal LP to come to my dealer... It´s maybe friday. Nam!

[Ambient Housewife]

Alison Moyet and just finished 'On Land' by Brian Eno - sublime! 8)

[euclid]

The last few night's records: Soulful Strut -- Young Holt Unlimited (musically disappointing) Machine Head (Stereo (I have in CD4 and SQ also)) -- Deep Purple - Kicks ass! 461 Ocean Boulevard (Stereo (I have in CD4 also))  -- Eric Clapton -- yummy! The Complete Tommy Dorsey Vol 2 1936 -- Tommy Dorsey  -- 1977 issue of 1936 material -- great! Next: The Who by Numbers -- The Who Earlier Today at the Wendsday old jazz sessions at work : A variety of old jazz, swing, and show tunes (via cassette - sometimes the quality content outweighs the audio quality!) Fat Cat and the Manassas Festival Jazzers -- Cd from the original tapes that i recorded in 1975 for WGTB-FM Washington, DC. -- I can burn a high quality CD. I don't have a record lathe.

[-Linus-]

Alexander Zemelinsky, The Mermaid, RSO Berlin Riccardo Chailly (For those who like classical music) -Linus-

[garre1968]

Best album bought in the last weeks is Daniel Lanois' Shine: it is becoming a masterpiece in my collection. Anyway recently i also cleaned from dust some Jon Hassell albums (i saw a concert of Jon in Milan) and Philip Glass works: i bought the soundtrack of Naqoyqatsi and, even if it is not so impressive like Koyaanisqatsi, it is a beautiful album which recalls the best Glass of the eighties. Bye

[Ses]

Soul's Core
first new recording i have enjoyed for a long time ....
twin rocks is my fave track...

ps nice to meet you all

[JaS]

New Order - Movement

This never seems to lose its impact, its hard to believe this has been around 22 years.

Regards,
JaS

[Piotr]

Lightnin' Hopkins - Live at the Bird Lounge

Probably one of the best blues albums ever...marvellous blues

[JaS]

Midnight Oil - Diesel and Dust

I didn't realise I still had this; it belongs to an ex-girlfriend from long ago! Aussie political songs with good tunes and lyrics that don't make you wince (chumbawumba anyone?). I played this to death at the time but never grew tired of it.

Regards
JaS

[psrobert]

LPS:

Joe Pass: "Portraits of Ellington"
Joe Pass and Herb Ellis: "Two for the Road"

Art Pepper: "The Intimate Art Pepper"

White Stripes: "Elephant"

CD:

The Hives: "Veni Vidi Vicious"

[Marcos]

Recently i have been reviving my Mike Oldfield albums.

They sound so much better in vinyl...they are warm.
Especially the LP Crises, and Ommadawn.

And also OMD and Electronic.

Simply...fantastic...