what are you listening to?

Mink DeVille-"Cabretta" 1977 Capitol records cd (Culture Factory USA mini lp style reissue)

...The sound on this one sounds a little tinny on my living room system. I've read mixed things about the remastering done by Culture Factory USA. They seem to be reissueing a wide selection of titles (Kim Carnes, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Romantics etc.). If you've never hears this band before I suggest you give "Spanish Stroll" a listen. What a great song! Streetwise Rock + Roll with roots in 60's R+B.
 
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Switching gears...

Dwight Yoakam-"3 Pears" 2012 Warner Bros. Records cd (Exclusive version from Target w/2 bonus tracks)
 
Grateful Dead-"Workingman'a Dead" 1970 Warner Bros. Records dvd-a

....Listening to the stereo layer on my living room 2 channel system.
 
Home from the record store with a new release...

Wanda Jackson-"Unfinished Business" 2012 Sugar Hill Records cd
 
Forgot I made this awhile back.. For those familiar with Rush, Cygnus X-1 and Hemispheres are an interesting pair of songs to listen to. At the end of Cygnus X-1 (on A Farewell To Kings), the "voyager" gets sucked into a black hole... only to emerge on the other side in the middle of the battle detailed in Hemispheres. Here's an article that details it better than I can..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygnus_X-1_duology

Anyway... so I took both, and merged them right at the correct point. Pretty cool! :thumbright:
 
Mink DeVille-"Cabretta" 1977 Capitol records cd (Culture Factory USA mini lp style reissue)

...The sound on this one sounds a little tinny on my living room system. I've read mixed things about the remastering done by Culture Factory USA. They seem to be reissueing a wide selection of titles (Kim Carnes, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Romantics etc.). If you've never hears this band before I suggest you give "Spanish Stroll" a listen. What a great song! Streetwise Rock + Roll with roots in 60's R+B.

Since Sony now owns EMI, the BMG/RCA Records labels, the former CBS Records and Video divisions as well as Columbia/Tristar/Sony Pictures Studios, this label has to either be a Sony imprint or a Time Warner label similar to Rhino (now the quasi-official re-release outlet for TW's midline catalog apparently).

Razor and Tie is another Sony imprint I believe.

I forgot Universal Music but they own A&M, Island/Def Jam, all the former Polygram labels, MCA-Decca/Uni and I THINK London/FFRR so that covers a lot already.
 
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It,s saturday,,,3eggs sunny side up,, Bacon, Toast, OJ and a Strong Cup of Coffee,,,,and a Day of Classical music of any kind

sounds wonderful. I'm looking forward to being off tomorrow. Hopefully with power...
earthquake last week, hurricane this week.
 
sounds wonderful. I'm looking forward to being off tomorrow. Hopefully with power...
earthquake last week, hurricane this week.

I hope that all you East-coasters fare well during the upcoming storm. It's a nasty one! For listening, last night and today, I have been playing Mark Knopfler's latest release "Privateering." Very nice mix and this band is spot-on. I didn't realize there was also a Super Deluxe version having bonus tracks. Also, picked up a used Matthew Good Band CD for $1 today. And a Dave Matthews CD for $1 last week. Both are stellar in quality and music.

Nando.
 
I should check that out Nando. Did you sample any Kaki King?

Thanks Joe for the reminder. I just checked out her web site and I'm listening to a tune for her new album, "Glow." This one should have been on the Acoustic Guitar Traveling Tape, had I known of her earlier. Thanks for the tip!

Nando.
 
The Jimi Hendrix Experience-"BBC Sessions" 2010 Experience Hendrix Records cd (disc 1 of a 2 cd set)
 
Giving the Goldring another chance....

Roomful Of Blues-"Hot Little Mama" 1981 Blue Flame Records lp


...I increased the VTF from 1.75 to 2.0. Seemed to make a difference. I'm going to give it a chance and see if it grows on me. I missed my records!
 
Various Artists-"Suite Steel: The Pedal Steel Guitar Album" 1970 Elektra Records lp

...Featuring Buddy Emmons, Jay Dee Maness, Red Rhodes, Sneaky Pete Kleinow and Rusty Young. Features a bunch of covers of then current hits.
 
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