What is spinning?

[basite]

@hiro, Good luck and have fun, i guess you'll see the whole USA doing interviews, and then you'll get to choose one of the states for a job, What a life!!


NP:
queens of the stone age - lullabies to paralyze

and i feel like waking the whole street,
beware!


Keep them spinning,
Bert.

[basite]

just bought and playing

Marc Moulin - I am you
Donald Byrd - Royal Flush
Miles Davis - Kind of blue

Keep them spinning,
Bert.

[JohnMichael]

Jaco Pastorius Big Band

The Word Is Out


The SuperOnes are dancing on their stands. The music is keeping me moving. Jazzin' my blues away.

Much Thanks.

[aevans]

I guess I can post in this thread even if I'm spining plastic instead of vinyl:
Moody Blues - In search of the lost chord

the class a's are getting it a little warm in here, so it's about to sound even better.

[bobsticks]

NP: Sublime

...but I don't practice Santeria...

[JohnMichael]

Dreamgirls

Original Broadway Cast Recording

I saw the musical on Broadway in 1983 and saw the movie yesterday. Great musical and the record is bringing back some great memories.

[JohnMichael]

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday I am playing all recordings with songs about him. Artists such as Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, U2 etc.

Peace

[Bernd]

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday I am playing all recordings with songs about him. Artists such as Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, U2 etc.

Peace

I bet that would make a great compilation disc. Nice touch JM.

I am enjoying these:

"The National - Alligator"

"My Morning Jacket - At Dawn"

Peace

Bernd

[basite]

NP:

Pink Floyd - dark side of the moon

maybe i'll go and take the 'high society' soundtrack (on wax) from the attic, it should be there...


Keep them spinning
Bert.

[jrhymeammo]

New neighbors are no good. So listening thru my AT headsets....

Cyndi Lauper - The Body Acoustic
I won a contest at a bar and this is what I received for being.........I honestlyu cannot remember.

I got about 6 more days in Denver before I gotta drive across to KY. Holy Crap, I gotta start packin!!!

[bobsticks]

Hey Jayra, congrats must be in order for a new job and a new phase of life. Over here in the middle a district re-alignment has me seeing same duties in a new set of facilities, alot of new "challenges" and not nearly so much free time during the day (certainly not enough to play around with you characters )

Just got done with another listen to Swishy's rec: The Decemberists~The Crane Wife. This album manages to deftly maneuver between artsy-indie-singer -songwriter and artsy-indie-rock with some serious multi-instrumentalism. First listen was "quirky" while subsequent spins have proven interesting on a little deeper level. I like how they have managed to retain an identity through slight genre twists with stylistic nuance. Solid rec.

Cheers

[basite]

congrats with the new place, and probably the job too...

during this storm (which is the first time ever I saw such a hard storm here) I played this:

Stevie wonder - Masterblaster (jammin) on a 12" single
and Johnny Guitar Watson - Love Jones, also on wax,

it did cheer me up (I don't like storms too much, at least, not here)
but then the lights were 'flickering' for a second, and I put my system off, just for safety reasons,
putting it on again now...

Keep them spinning,
Bert.

[nobody]

The Books: The Lemon of Pink

If you think a laid back, meandering electro-acoustic sound collage sounds like a good thing. Grab this or the same band's Thought for Food. Lost and Safe's good too, but is somewhat closer to actual songs and has vocals by the band rather than sound samples of other people.

[jrhymeammo]

thank you sirs,

I got almost 500 lbs of music to be shipped via FedEx. Turns out FedEx is cheaper than UPS. I need to search for USPS, but dont feel like waiting in line with that many stuff. Now I gotta start packing my audio gears........then clothe. Good thing I'm not taking my sub. Fortunately my TV broke awhile back, but where is my package from Music Direct!?! I do have one album sitting out though...

Stevie Wonder - Innervision (CD)

Got some good friends to say goodbye to, but I'm certain that I'll see them again. Talk to you guys next month.

Regards,

[musicman1999]

Jerry Lee Lewis--Last Man Standing
The Pogues--Rum,sodomy and the Lash

bill

[basite]

NP:

Nirvana - Nevermind,
Magnus - The body gave you everything


Rocking the house!!!

Keep them spinning,
Bert.

[Bernd]

Something old, something blue and something new......

"Marshall Chapman - Love Slave"

"Stone City Stragglers - It's never too late to mend"

"Sky Smeed - Mill River"

Peace and keep'm spinning

Bernd

[noddin0ff]

almost a year after the thread began I finally venture into it. I skipped a lot.

NP:

Album: KiF
Artist: David Fiuczynski, Rufus Cappadocia
Track: Prayer for my Father

The album is middle-eastern inspired punk/funk/fusion/metal/jazz I suppose. The track is a meditative and mellow reflection.

[Dave918]

Neko Case ~ Live From Austin. Really need to pick up the DVD of this concert.

-dave

[jrhymeammo]

Finally receieved my package from MD...

Listening to

John Legend - Get Lifted SACD hybrid

on the track #7, there is......yes there is. I can't believe I own a CD with Snoop De O dubo Gee. It should've been Cee-Lo...

I love this album. Not something I would've listened to 5 years ago. It's always nice to hear Lauryn.

[jrhymeammo]

finally got it....

Tom Waits - Orphans

Just what I needed.

Simply brilliant.

Everyone must own this 3 CD set.

Many thanks to someone who started a thread about this album.

Get it.

Now.

Peace.

JRA

[Resident Loser]

...at the moment, but I did stumble on Bill Evans' Portrait In Jazz while at Barnes & Noble ...Recorded in '59 after his work with Miles Davis on the Kind Of Blue sessions, it includes two takes of their earlier writing collaboration of Blue In Green...

It's a trio scenario and the interplay between Evans on piano and bassist Scott La Faro is really, really...what can I say?...cool...The stand-up bass sounds extraordinary to these ears...Drummer Paul Motian's brushwork is just what the doctor ordered, some nice tasty stuff, striking a nice balance with the two other players...

The majority of the program is of older (even using 1959 as a touchstone) classic ballads and such, Come Rain Or Come Shine...Autumn Leaves, that sort of thing from the likes of Cole Porter, Johhny Mercer, Rogers & Hart...Recognizing the titles, a familiarity with the melodies and curious as to how they might be reworked prompted the purchase. The little audio snippets at B&Ns listening stations were a positive indication...

Haven't had the opportunity to listen to it on my main rig, as I'm still doing some R&D modding of a pair of $6 Sony phones for a synergistic coupling with my port CDP...perhaps this weekend.

jimHJJ(...if you like KOB and jazz of that period, I highly recommend it...)
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[basite]

well, special occasion going on...

to celebrate Icarus' 200th post,

NP: Buscemi - Retro Nuevo.


Keep them spinning,
Bert.

[Bernd]

Free afternoon for me. So enjoying this:

"The Flaming Stars - Born under a bad Neon Sign"

Guest vocals by Holly Golightly on track two worth the price of the disc alone.

Peace and keep'm spinning

Bernd

[nobody]

Dusted: When We Were Young
If you like laid back electronic stuff, this is a good listen. It's from some of the people in Faithless. It's a mix of moody electronica, house and ambient music...kinda thematic. Been listening to it on and off for a few days now.