Whats playing on your system today?


Today I decided to listen to two of my favorite rock guitar heros and one great vocalist. Guitarist' Robin Trower, Ronnie Montrose and vocalist Davey Pattison.

I listened to Trower songs:
Bridge of sighs, Stitch in time, The fool and me, my personal favorite- Too rolling stoned and others.....

Then I pulled out "Gamma". 
I listened to: Razor King, Wish I was and Skin and bone and others.....

Davey Pattison hooked has also up with Michael Shenker also. I really enjoyed my day so far. Anybody else heard anything good?

N

 




nutty
 slaw....I've been listening to these two over and over again
on youtube .....thru new dragonfly red....very addicting sound.
They were made for each other.....love their back and forth
and they seem to love what they're doing
Leonard's voice is such a wonder!. What a moving instrument...right now..in my room!!!
WOW!

Up next, Leonard Cohen "You Want it Darker".


..all the while. Jamie's cryin'.......
@dhpeck,

Thanks for your post! It reminded me that I wanted to play/clean my DCC Van Halen "S/T" this weekend.

Much still to do.

Slaw
Agreed that Satchs latest offering is quite a bit different from some previous releases.
Read an interview with him in guitar player about it, he had to do a few solos twice as he "over shredded" and that was not what they were looking for on this album.
Yes Glenn's bass work is killer, in fact an all round awesome rhythm section with Chad nailing it on the skins.
Highly recommended.
Phil Collins Face Value
Black Sabbath Paranoid remastered
Diana Krall quiet
Beatles Abby Road MFSL 1970
Van Halen Fair Warning 1st press
Van Halen 1 First Press
@nutty,

It's very hard to deny Bruce's passion on this lp!!!

Chicago’s Transit Authority just happens to be one of my ALL TIME favorite lps!!!

Slaw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg6JDTaxosA

Thanks, Nutty. This album is a lot more melodic than what I usually associate with JS. Great sound too. Bass is subterranean.

This thing is LOUD!

slaw, 
My wife is origjnally from Jersey so we naturally have pleanty of The Boss in house. I'm not a huge fan, however I do like Darkness on the Edge of Town quite a bit. 
Good choice!

Chicago Transit Authority- great disc
"I'm a Man",,,, wow!

N
right now..

Pearl Jam "Sheep Cover"

something good and interesting soon...

I got it!!!

Black Mountain "In The Future"! What a great lp!

While that lp/s are cleaning, I'm listening to Bruce "Darkness on the Edge of Town" , just cleaned and...a WLP!  how cool is that!
Been a busy day,mostly just flipping cds in the car.

City of Evil..... Avenged Sevenfold
All that remains.... Alter Bridge.
Isolate and medicate... Seether
@cobbone1

I actually was planning on cleaning his last effort and forgot it. Thanks for the reminder!

slaw, 

Today I played the first CD version. I really like the tune "The wrong thing to do".
But I also like the 2nd version too.

ozzy
The Rush ended up being too much for me...

Up now... Toad the Wet Sprocket "Dulcinea" EU/lp/original pressing? Always loved this one.

..one extreme to another......
on now.....

the latest by The Mutual Admiration Society. Awesome! Lots of soul... You need the lp!

Don’t know for sure but it sounds to good to not be an analog recording.


upcoming set list...

Player...just one song.."Baby Come Back"
U2  "The Unforgettable Fire"  MFSL
Rush  "Permanent Waves"  MFSL

...later ya'll...
@czarivey 
Lol, you might just be the only one.....
Only song I ever heard was Relax.

Starting my day off right

August &Everything..... Counting Crows
Byrds
Pinetop Perkins
Amos Lee
headed into some Atlanta Rhythm Section....next

Well, I wanted to check if I'm the only one here listening to Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Right now spinning and enjoying every song of "Liverpool" Just paid $1 at thrift store for mint one.
Wishbone ash, also a favorite of mine. Just Testing- 1st "albumn" I ever purchased. I bought a used copy in Gulfport Mississippi on vacation many years ago. Cost me $2.00. What was cool about it? I already knew it was a great album because arcam88 played it for me many times while I was at his home. And they rock and they were one of the best early bands to have great dual guitars.
"Living Proof"
https://youtu.be/bDNGzX7rTxc

Also I’m going through this new Satriani- again, What Happens Next. It’s excellent. It gets better and better the deeper you get into it. The title track is very engaging. "Cherry Blossoms" and "Smooth Soul", very nice...But check out Glenn Hughes on track 7- "Headrush". Along side of Joe, he lays down some mean bass licks around 50 seconds into the song, again around 2:20 and then at 3:00.

N

American dream .... Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

Another purchase today, $4 and vinyl looks and sounds like it has never been played before...score!
@arcam88.

One thing I have found with all my Wishbone Ash vinyl is that they are really well engineered and mastered. Excellent instrument separation and feeling of air and space.
I remember seeing them in England and it was pretty amusing. There was no build up or announcement, they just sort of shuffled on stage, played a phenomenal set and then shuffled off again.
Too funny.
Finishing John Fogerty  "Eye of the Zombie", wow...what a talent, what a voice!
All of Glen’s stuff is excellent!!

He is also associated with The Swell Season, & The Frames. You’ve gotta get a hold of their (The Frames) lp, "Fitzcarraldo", maybe only on the now OOP/ Music On Vinyl? Mind-blowing stuff! Highly Recommended!!

If you like what you hear, read up on his journey... you’ll come to love him even more.
@slaw 

Love The Wallflowers, not quite so keen on their newer album, Glad its Over though.
Sort of an uptempo Counting Crows.

Had never heard of Glen Hansard but just had a listen via Tidal and I like what I hear. Thank you
I mentioned The Wallflowers "Breach" recently..

just relistened. Wow! Superior in every way to "Bring Down The Horse", IMO.

I've had several new lps sitting around...I'm putting on the AP/45rpm Lynrd Skynyrd  "Second Helping"  for an initial listen.
@slaw 

Quite a number have been waiting patiently for the equicore.....lol.
Just spoke to Mark and its being burned in and prepping for ship.
I am very hopeful it will match the hype.

Ok, so you can play mono on stereo cart and preamp but will just not be as accurate as a dedicated mono setup. That is good to know though.
Thank you
@uberwaltz

I am dreaming of an Equicore. Let us know how it works out, please!

My K&K Audio Trio phono-preamplifier was custom made for me by Kevin Carter with custom resistors for all of the cartridges I currently own. I can switch from mono/stereo, polarity, etc.. really nice options. In addition, I do have a Ortofon Cadenza Mono cart when needed. The Ortofon is strapped internally.

To answer your question directly, yes. It all depends on how accurate of reproduction you want to go for.


Can you play mono vinyl with a regular stereo cart?
Or do you swap carts/arms to play?
My Corepowertech equicore1800 is being shipped Monday which should take everything to an even higher level.
One of the first power regeneration plants that is actually capable of handling power amps.
Everything will get plugged in, read some of the reviews, I will chime in once I have got it and tested.
...been a while for this one, out of the mono box..(lp)

The Beatles "For Sale".....some damn quiet vinyl!
My day just got even better....

Glen Hansard "Between Two Shores" (lp)

..I do admit to being biased towards this great artist...
@slaw 

Too funny!
Sorry! 
Well at least you figured I was FROM the UK......lol.
@uberwaltz,

I’m in the US.....I kind of thought you were in the UK.

(just ordered 4 more of the HFC  MC 0.5 wall plugs.)

Cheers!



@slaw 

Where in the UK are you?
I grew up in Nottingham but moved to the USA in 2000.
And now living the dream....so they tell me.....