Whats playing on your system today?

Roxanne, Radio Silence - features George Lynch

https://youtu.be/rfKj9LcpCWs

N

Eels / Electro-shock blues

Oneida / Preteen weaponry 

Modern Studies / Swell to great

Bumpin by Wes Montgomery, Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
The Best of Sade, Sade
Lean on Me, Jose’ James
Sky is Crying, Stevie Ray Vaughan
Tracy Chapman, Tracy Chapman

CAB - Live On Sunset

Bunny Brunel, Tony MacAlpine, Virgil Donati, Dennis Hamm

Considering how crappy some studio recordings can sound, I’m always impressed when a live recording sounds this good. Live On Sunset not unique in that regard...just another great example of what modern recording can accomplish in the hands of talented people who care about sound!

Tori Amos, Under The Pink 

Chris Stapleton,  "I Was Wrong" - 

https://youtu.be/7IhQrVeXn2M

Think...It's All Good - Dean Peer [Turtle Records]  (one heck of a recording to test aspects of your system; musically may not be everyone's cup of tea).

Remember this one - 
Default, The Fallout, "Waiting My Time"

https://youtu.be/mlkOCB4Fwmc

The Other - King Tuff

Starz and TKO?
Wow you really pulling out some good classic  bands there Nutty!
Nice!

Starz, Attention Shoppers 

N

This is the first album I picked up from DB. Very good musician.

Ben Abraham / Sirens 

Nashville Obsolete - Dave Rawlings Machine

Was listening to DR yesterday. +1

Damien Rice / b-sides

TKO, Let It Roll - great Seattle band from the late 70’s.
"Kill The Pain"

https://youtu.be/onLVDYHrIus

N

Thanks David

Half Baked Cloud / Flying scroll flight control 

Manu Katche - Neighbourhood

@boxer12 Senegalese. Guitar and Vocals by the credited artists above. Electric Fills by Aziz Dieng, African Percussion by Papa Dieye, Balafon (xylophone) by Jombo Kuyateh.

Welcome tedag!

David, What type of music is Djam Leelii?

Piers Faccini / I dreamed an island 

Djam Leelii: The Adventurers - Baaba Maal, Mansour Seck

Cactus - Cactology l just got today. I like it so far

Modern Studies / Welcome strangers 

The Myrrors / Hasta la Victoria 

J. Mascis / Several shades of why

John McLaughlin & the 4th Dimension - Live in San Francisco

Pressure Points live .... Camel

tbh I have been very impressed with all of the Camel vinyl I recently purchased in the shape of their sq.
Very well recorded and cut.

CCR High Rez Downloads.

ozzy

Joe Satriani, S/T - CD
Very good production on Redbook and my favorite Joe S. disc by far.

N

Flora Reed / Settle down 

Phish / Hoist 

Pavement / Terror at twilight 

Cheap Thrills - Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company.Haven't listened to that in forever.The texture and atmosphere transported me to a dark nightclub and I could almost smell the beer and weed.

Jeff Beck...Live...Tonight at Ronnie Scott's. 

Ugly Casanova / Sharpen your teeth 
If you're a Modest Mouse fan & don't have this album, you're missing out. It's great. The redbook is recorded well too.  

Led Zeppelin - s/t (now 50 years old).

Camel’s style and personnel evolved and changed considerably over the years. The only constant is guitarist Andrew Latimer, one of those guys who just always knows how to play the right notes the right way and has always surrounded himself with top notch musicians to-boot. Whether doing straight out rock, prog-rock, pop, or theme albums at the time, the results are always well thought out and deliver artistically in various ways. Much like Genesis and probably more consistent over the years than Pink Floyd.

Don’t miss out on the re-done Snow Goose from just a few years back. Not sure if that one is available on vinyl or not but the CD is done quite well.

Boxer
In all honesty I do not think there is truly a bad Camel album.
Just some are better … lol.

Snow Goose is in the pile to play but yes it is up there as that and rain dances were in hot rotation on my TT back in the day.

Kiln / Kiln

Larkin Grimm / Parplar

After catching AJ Croce live last eve of course we have his monophonic LP - Just Like Medicine spinning....produced by Dan Penn and chock full of talent, I can highly recommend it !

his live show in a word  fantastic !!!! backed by David Barard on bass - bassist for Dr John and Allen Toussaint for many years and Gary Mallaber of Van Morrison/ Steve Miller fame on drums....what a show in an intimate hall with great sound and rightfully adoring audience

yum

Consort in Motion - Samuel Blaser / Paul Motian (...interpretations of Renaissance and Baroque composers)

Gaucho and Donald Fagan Night Fly.

David Byrne / David Byrne 

Ian Anderson, “Homo Eradicus”
Ian Anderson, “Thick As A Brick 2”
Johnny Winter, James Cotton & Muddy Waters, “Breakin’ It Up 
                         Breakin’ It Down.

Badfinger
ozzy

What did you think of the snow goose album? That one is also great

Walter Becker / 11 tracks of whack