Album of the Evening

[Musicophile]

Conference De Presse . . .

Eddy Louiss/Michel Petrucciani

 

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My first and still preferred Petrucciani album.

 

Back to topic: Tord Gustavsen: Changing Places

 

[wkhanna]

Rip from SACD

[lfs]

Six Views Of The Blues . . .

Jimmy Smith

 

[Savage]

Velvet Underground

Loaded

 

[lfs]

Please Send Me Someone To Love . . .

Phineas Newborn Jr.

 

[oscarnr]

Velvet Underground

Loaded

 

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Good songs despite all the chaos in the conception and release. The Yule's record. My favourite VU record these last years has been the third (The VU).

[Savage]

Good songs despite all the chaos in the conception and release. The Yule's record. My favourite VU record these last years has been the third (The VU).

 

This one is their straight-up rock and roll (airplay) album. VU is certainly more interesting, it would be hard to pick between the two. Listening to the fully-loaded digital version here and missing the sonics of the vinyl...certainly not bad, but somehow lacking.

[Melvin]

[Gary]

Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill -- The title sounds like a Ted Nugent album, but it's actually acoustic guitar and layered ambient vocals. One of my favorites from the last decade or so.

[elcorso]

I believe it was an Stereophile project: Mozart clarinet concerto K622

 

 

Roch

[REShaman]

Denny Zeitlin: The Columbia Studio Trio Sessions Disc 1 of 3 Discs, Mosaic Select Records, XLD conversion redbook CD to AIFF. Underrated as a artist. Excellent recording quality. Highly entertaining.

 

Enjoy the music,

Richard

[oscarnr]

Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill -- The title sounds like a Ted Nugent album, but it's actually acoustic guitar and layered ambient vocals. One of my favorites from the last decade or so.

 

I discovered Liz Harris (AKA Grouper) with this album and it is my favourite until now besides the Mirrorring's "Foreign body" album (the collaboration between Grouper and Tiny Vipers). Certainly not for every moment, her underwater vocals and layered guitar drones (a perfect musician for 4AD records-although she mostly edites her records for Kranky-) deserves recognition. She has a well defined style and personality. I am waiting to see her live. I bet it will be a good experience.

[Highfilter]

What a fantastic weekend. He's back... Oliver Lieb - In Transit.

 

[goldsdad]

[Gary]

I discovered Liz Harris (AKA Grouper) with this album and it is my favourite until now besides the Mirrorring's "Foreign body" album (the collaboration between Grouper and Tiny Vipers).

 

I will have to check out "Foreign Body." This forum is a great resource for discovering new music.

[accwai]

If you like that sort of thing, look into these recordings of Kiirtan chant according to the Ananda tradition. [...]

Sounds interesting. Thanks.

 

Andy

[accwai]

Samsara:

 

 

Kind of a sequel to Baraka. Meant to get it for while but didn't get around to it until last weekend. Parts of it very similar to Baraka. Other parts deal with darker subject matter. A few scenes are hilarious in a rather sarcastic way. Perfect match between music and images. Powerful film.

[Melvin]

[Booster MPS]

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hmm i think i hear Morph the Cat calling me. Thanks for the inspiration!

[Musicophile]

Frederica Stahl: Tributaries

 

A young Swedish singer based in Paris, doing a really great mix of Jazz, Chanson, and Pop.

 

I should really move back to Paris, so much great music going on there right now.

[Snowmonkey]

 

My favourite recording of these two great concertos, though I bet I get some argument from fans of Sviatoslav Richter and Geza Anda. What can I say - I love them all.

[Musicophile]

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My favourite recording of these two great concertos, though I bet I get some argument from fans of Sviatoslav Richter and Geza Anda. What can I say - I love them all.

Lupu's great, but have you tried this one?

 

Grieg, Schumann: Piano Concertos - Simon Rattle,Lars Vogt | Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards | AllMusic

[christopher3393]

Gyuto Monks: Tibetan Tantric Choir

 

 

Scriptural recitation and protector ritual. Use of harmonics isn't nearly as pronounced as David Hykes or Jim Cole.

 

Thanks. I have a well-worn copy. I would like to recommend this as well:

[Boris75]

Alkan piano works by P. Amoyel, in 24/96 high res from Qobuz. I am enjoying this recording more and more. The recording quality is excellent: the sound of the piano is very natural, which is quite rare in my experience.

[REShaman]

Riclki Lee Jones: Traffic From Paradise Acoustic Sounds DL DSD64. Jud et al. has it right. Forget about the DSD vs PCM the politics of HDtracks, Mark Waldrip (sic). The DL is delicious sonically. Hence my enjoyment of music, my highest priority. Recommended ( highly ).

Enjoy the music,

Richard

 

 

PS

I have other editions of this album, so what!