What is spinning?

Great day in the Rockies. I even ate Breakfast this morning.

James Newton - Romance and Revolution.

Jayra

Been a great day here too. Wall to wall B.O.T.

Now moving in a circular motion is:

"Madera Road - ST"

Peace

Bernd:16:

some congrats to people to bernd: congratiolations with your new dogs, they look sweet...
to JRA, you just posted the 800th post in this thread!!! this thing is HUGE.

now going

Verve introducing Jazz masters, contains some pretty good tracks,


Greetings,
Bert Hellemans aka Basite.

To Bastie, thanks man. I've learned alot here, but there are other simple technical issues that I dont understand. I thought I knew alot about audio, but obviously not. This whole 8260 w/bass mgmt is very weird. Also, I thought I posted 800, but now it shows I've only posted 737. Maybe I need to call my doc.....TA HELL NO!!!!

NS. Deuce Eclipse - The Radio Plantation.

peace

Early evening spinning:

"Palodine - Desolate Son"

Peace

Bernd:16:

Grant Green - The Latin Bits.

It sounds like Grant Green, but he's albums arent impressing me as much as they use too. Kenny's starting to sound more like my thing.

-JRA

I just realized what bastie meant on his previous post...:mad2: For that, I think I'll sleep more than 4 hours for first time in weeks. 5 more weeks and I should graduate.

Right now,

Kenny Burrell - All Day Long and All Night Long.

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Look at that ringmark.
Folks, make sure to let your LPs breath.

-JRA

Spinning some older albums by the Roots.

Organix on wax, and Illadelphia Halflife on CD.
-JRA

Just got done scrubbing and sucking one of my favorite album. I think this album really made me get into Jazz, especially vinyl. I'll probably get it on SACD if I can find it.

Henry Mobley - Workout.

Not a care in the world. Have a great weekend,

-Germy.

Hey jayra, I'm not sure about Workout but you can hear Mobley on SACD on Miles Davis in Person at the Blackhawk San Fransisco and Reach Out.

Now Spinning-Prokoviev's Peter and the Wolf~Leonard Bernstein and the NYPhil A nice way to start a busy Saturday morning.

Ron Carter - The golden striker N.Y. Slick just rules
Dee Dee Bridgewater - Keeping Tradition (Thanks to Noddinoff's compilation, otherwise i would never heard this lady)

Greetings,
Basite.

I bit of shopping yielded a new contingency of silver discs, including the following which is now spinning: The Ornette Coleman Trio~At the "Golden Circle" Stockholm

Replete with in-the-pocket Charlie Moffett drum fills, I 'm always amazed at how much space three guys can fill...

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Thanks BobStick,

I'll be sure to check it out before my unit arrives on wednesday. I can't wait to hear how they sound. If not great, then I'll just sell it on Agon.

NS - Lee Morgan - The Cooker

I can't decide what SACDs to pickup. I know I'll probably get DSOTM(man I swear I have about 5 copies), but need to pickup alot of Jazz. Let the shopping beginnin'
-JRA

Spinning some clean wax.

Dave Holland - Emerald Tears. (1978)
http://www.mtv.com/shared/media/imag...51351ot42m.jpg

I highly recommend it for anyone who can tolerate experimental Jazz. I think Musicoverall will enjoy this one.
I dont know what it is about Jazz, but I just can't get enough of it. For me, this is the greatest thing to come out of America, except for Mingus. Oh well.

peace

I think this site is under some sort of recession...
NS. Hail to the Thief

Holy crap, what am I doing listeing to hip music? Hehehehe.

-JRA

Mike Wofford Trio - Live at Athenaeum Jazz. SACD. I'll be driving my ass to Capri Records to buy some of Tom's SACDs. I havent seen him in a while. If you guys are interested in that label, you should buy direct.
Anyhow, peace.

JRA

only wax today, spinned a couple of records today, these were the latest:

Genensis - Invisible touch
lisa stansfield - affection

I only own 2 SACD. I'm spinning the other one.

Flutology - First Date

JRA

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Yeah, you could be right. I can't speak for anyone else but I'm having a hella busy week; it's the first time I've been able to do more than 5 minutes of lurking...

NS: Anne-Sophie Mutter~Beethoven: Spring & Kreutzer Sonatas both refined and restrained in performance, this is a highly detailed performance. Solid classical SACD rec.

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I can't decide what SACDs to pickup. I know I'll probably get DSOTM(man I swear I have about 5 copies), but need to pickup alot of Jazz. Let the shopping beginnin'
-JRA

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You do need to pick up alot of jazz. There are a ton of great jazz and classical realeases that are top-notch and worth the investment. Probably 70% of my posts are SACD. I'll try to be specific about quality product. Have fun with your new toy...

Tord Gustavsen Trio - The Ground

very very wonderfully good.

Man I wish he was still around.

Big John Patton - Got a Good Thing Goin'
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I stopped looking for this title on wax and just decided to get it on CD.

JRA

a cup of coffee...a cigarette...and some Brian Eno...it's still early...

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My favorite of his Ambient series, alnog with the one he did in collaboration with Harold Baud. I even have the third speakers set up in the rear like he suggests in the albums liner notes...interesting effect and very nice as long as you are inbetween the speakers...when I wander around the house and get outside the triangle, it can be odd sounding indeed for a lot of music...although for this album, it doesn't matter.

Here's a link to the speaker trick for anyone interested...
http://music.hyperreal.org/artists/b...nland-txt.html

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a cup of coffee...a cigarette...and some Brian Eno...it's still early...

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Good Stuff.
I really like your taste man. I think you are the one I really relate to on this thread. Keep'em coming:thumbsup:

Last night I enjoyed alot of stuff.

Art Blakey - Caravan SACD
Davis - MIles Smiles SACD
Grant Green - Green Street
Bouncing with Bud & Phil - Live at Yoshi's SACD
Wayne Horvitz Gravitas Quartet - Way out East. SACD
Grover Washington Jr - Prmie Cuts SACD
Lauryn Hill - Unplugged 2.0 SACD

made the morning paper tolerable. "In the beginning" . I don't know why but I love the CTI
jazz stuff from the late 70's.

Nina Simone - The Essential Collection.

Bought some records this morning.

Hank Mobley Sextet - Hank
Leon Thomas - Gold Sunrise on Magic Mountain.
Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame
Grant Green - Green Street HQ-180
John Coltrane – Lush Life (giving him another try)

I think I found another Blue Note repress I like. They are labled Blue Note Records 304 Park Ave. At all costs stay away from United Artist, Capital(80s), Manhattan (the worst), EMI, and French reissues. You can’t go wrong with Liberty, 90’s Japanese pressings, Connoissuer, or mid 90’s Capital reissues.

-JRA

Add:

I just got done listening to Coltrane's Lush Life.
I must say that was the most enjoyable album I've heard in a long time. To me that's saying alot, since I never cared for Coltrane. I can't wait to spinning it again next week. Wow!!!

-JRA

NS Guru's Jazzmatazz - Streetsoul on CD

Gifted Unlimited Rhyming Universal, this album's got it all.
If you' never heard true hiphop, tighten yo laces 'n go snatch the album StreetSoul.

Peace

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Good Stuff.
I really like your taste man. I think you are the one I really relate to on this thread. Keep'em coming:thumbsup:

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Thanks for the compliment. Just wait around...I'm bound to listen to somethign you hate eventually.

Django Reinhardt - Classics and Rarities

actually not really my style, but i thought i'd give it a try, he plays the guitar, nothing special about that, only one thing is that he lost 2 fingers on one hand, and still plays better than alot of other people i've heard, all the tracks were made between 1937 and 1952, quality isn't too good, but still, reasonable...

Have been making time for music.
I've played

DJ Zeph - Sunset Scavenger
RadioHead - Kid A.
I'm not spinning anything special today and I love it.

-JRA

Eagles Greatest Hits on the DCC label. Mastered by Steve Hoffman.

HEM ~ Eveningland with a light rain falling waiting on sunrise

-dave

possebly one of the smoothest bass lines known by me (and some other people)

Jamiroquai - High Times Singles

funk on.

Dylan, Harrison, and Simone.

I love this album. I also spun Emergency Ward not too long ago.

-JRA

...a little time o my hands to play catch-up with the ever-growing pile of discs...

NS: Squirrel Nut Zippers~Perrenial Favorites for those uninitiated, a compilation disc with a dash of ska, a touch of a fiddle and a slight New Awhlans feel.

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Dexy's Midnight Runners were horribly maligned as one-hit wonders, but this whole album is an excellent fusion of celtic folk music and distinctive British style soul music. Great Hammond organ and horns throughout. You could take the big hit off this album and there'd still be plenty of resason to listen. Searching for the Young Soul Rebels is a great album by them as well.

Havent played much at all today. I've spun The Photographer by Phillip Glass.

MMW, It's a Jungle in Here

JRA

Just puts a smile on my face.

RailRoad Earth - The Black Bear Sessions
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Can't believe that I'm sick on a friday.

Or well.