what are you listening to?

[J!m]

Led Zeppelin; IV; The Battle Of Evermore

 

[Vintage 700b]

RIP Robbie:

The Band – The Band
Capitol Records STAQ -132
September 22, 1969

 

[Vintage 700b]

Another in memory of Robbie and The Band ,

The Band – Rock Of Ages
Capitol Records SABB 1 1045
Double Album – Tri-Fold
1972 – First Pressing

 

[Bob Boyer]

Robbie's Fallen Angel. Last Waltz is next up. No pix, phone is charging upstairs.

 

[Vintage 700b]

Robbie's Fallen Angel. Last Waltz is next up. No pix, phone is charging upstairs.

One of my favorites Bob.

 

[Bob Boyer]

I like Daniel Lanois' production, though it can seem a little overblown on occasion. But Fallen Angel and Emmylou's Wrecking Ball are two of my all-time favorite albums.

 

[Vintage 700b]

Remembering Robbie Robertson
Actually have 2 copies of this vinyl, one still sealed .

Robbie Robertson – Robbie Robertson
Geffen Records – GHS 24160
1987

 

[J!m]

One of my all-time favorite albums right there.

"Somewhere down the crazy river" is my favorite track, but the entire record is great. Not many from 87 or later where every track is good...

 

[Vintage 700b]

One of my all-time favorite albums right there.

"Somewhere down the crazy river" is my favorite track, but the entire record is great. Not many from 87 or later where every track is good...

I agree Jim, very special album.

“All the tears, all the rage
All the blues in the night
If my eyes could see
You kneeling in the silver light”.................

 

[Bob Boyer]

Interesting. My JRiver Media Center software tagged all the tracks under the album name Fallen Angel, which is the lead track. Should just be eponymous. Didn't think to look at the actual CD. But yes, one of my all-time favorite CDs, and to have come out in 1987 almost made the year, musically. At least for me.

 

[Bob Boyer]

A different turn for me - found it in a box full of CDs being tossed by the campus radio station. Kind of interesting, especially with the orchestral accompaniment.

 

[mr_rye89]

The Police - Reggatta de Blanc LP

 

[mr_rye89]

Some early Floyd

 

[J!m]

A different turn for me - found it in a box full of CDs being tossed by the campus radio station. Kind of interesting, especially with the orchestral accompaniment.

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I like some of Moby’s stuff

 

[laatsch55]

Moby--Track 4 off the " Play" album, " Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad" is a standard test tune after a build. Some extended low bass notes. It's a shame it wasn't a better engineered album.

 

[Bob Boyer]

I'll have to check at home tonight, but I think it was reworked and included on this album. Have to see how they handled the bass if it is.

 

[J!m]

Oz Noy; Oz Live; Get Down

 

[Bradrock]

 

[Bob Boyer]

I'll have to check at home tonight, but I think it was reworked and included on this album. Have to see how they handled the bass if it is.

It is on this album. Apollo Jane sings lead, Deitrick Haddon adds some additonal vocals for a couple of nice moments. There's some bass here but not having the original to compare to, I'm not sure if it's the same. Still, a great arrangement. In fact, all of the arrangements are pretty spectacular.

Edit to add: pretty sure his portraits were designed to impart the aura of someone very serious but it sure appears that he's not a terribly happy person. His personal photographs that are included are, however, stunning.

 

[laatsch55]

Amen Brad.,.,..absolutely love that...