what are you listening to?

[laatsch55]

After all these years I finally "get" the Who album cover.....jeez.....I'm slow sometimes....

 

[Northwinds]

Man, this is a kickass album. Never saw another one in shrink that has this hype sticker about touring with Traffic. The guitar player Junior Kerr is killer, not technical but man, his phase/wah work is so funky and cool

Reebop pink rim Island Records 1st press SW-9304

 

[nobody]

The Troggs: Wild Thing
Was a bit surprised to come across this on a reel, but digging it for sure. This is one that scared me. Went ahead and loaded it up with the crinkly tape on the end when I got it home but the tape broke when I hit play. Finally got some splicing tape I was waiting for, attached a good long leader, treated it gently and things are fine as can be. Still plenty of blank tape before the music starts.

 

[Nick Danger]

The Troggs: Wild Thing
Was a bit surprised to come across this on a reel, but digging it for sure. This is one that scared me. Went ahead and loaded it up with the crinkly tape on the end when I got it home but the tape broke when I hit play. Finally got some splicing tape I was waiting for, attached a good long leader, treated it gently and things are fine as can be. Still plenty of blank tape before the music starts.

Work that deck, Dave! How's that TEAC treating you?

 

[nobody]

Going great, won't be too long until I'm ready to send a reel back your way. I'm diggin how this sounds and it plays back your tape quite well so I think everything seems solid. Made a couple recordings I'm happy with, but I'd curious to see how tapes I'd make on here would travel.

 

[Skynyrd77]

Man, this is a kickass album. Never saw another one in shrink that has this hype sticker about touring with Traffic. The guitar player Junior Kerr is killer, not technical but man, his phase/wah work is so funky and cool

Reebop pink rim Island Records 1st press SW-9304

Got me interested!!! New to me

 

[speakerlabfan]

Tim Buckley - Lorca
(1970, Elektra) STERLING RL in the deadwax

 

[laatsch55]

Buckley?? Famous or only in certain circles??

 

[Nick Danger]

Happy International Jazz Day

Today you should play a little Jazz if you get the chance.

About to spin Bill Evans Trio~ Waltz for Debbie

 

[nobody]

New Clash mix. (Quantegy/Ampex 456 at 7.5 ips)
Garageland
White Riot
(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais
Police and Thieves
Tommy Gun
Stay Free
Bankrobber
Armagideon Time
The Guns of Brixton
Clampdown
Train in Vain
This is Radio Clash
The Magnificent Seven
The Call Up
Ghetto Defendant
Straight to Hell

Yes, your favorite song may well be missing. These are mine, or mine today anyway. Reggae mix draft #1 going on the other side soon.

 

[nobody]

Today you should play a little Jazz if you get the chance.

About to spin Bill Evans Trio~ Waltz for Debbie

Well, I was spinning your jazz mix cassette at work today.

 

[Nick Danger]

New Clash mix. (Quantegy/Ampex 456 at 7.5 ips)
Garageland
White Riot
(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais
Police and Thieves
Tommy Gun
Stay Free
Bankrobber
Armagideon Time
The Guns of Brixton
Clampdown
Train in Vain
This is Radio Clash
The Magnificent Seven
The Call Up
Ghetto Defendant
Straight to Hell

Yes, your favorite song may well be missing. These are mine, or mine today anyway. Reggae mix draft #1 going on the other side soon.

Bankrobber good. The Clash good. Open reel good. All good.

 

[Nick Danger]

Well, I was spinning your jazz mix cassette at work today.

Yay! Any particular tracks that you like best?

 

[BlazeES]

Retinal Circus
Devin Townsend

 

[speakerlabfan]

Fleetwood Mac - The Pious Bird Of Good Omen
(1969, Blue Horizon) UK pressing

 

[speakerlabfan]

Buckley?? Famous or only in certain circles??

His music is an acquired taste, I like the LA folk psychedelic material. Tragically - He died way too young at 28, just like his son Jeff Buckley who died at 30.

 

[laatsch55]

Too much of a good time?

 

[speakerlabfan]

Soft Machine - Fourth
(1970, Columbia) -1A / -1B

 

[speakerlabfan]

Too much of a good time?

can't remember details (they're on Wikipedia I'm sure) but I recall it was the opposite of good times in his last years in the mid 70's

 

[nobody]

Yay! Any particular tracks that you like best?

Tough call because I really do like everything on there. I like jazz quite a lot, hearing good new jazz stuff is always welcome, and since I do lean toward more lyrical jazz than the skronkier stuff this tape was perfect. The lead Houston Person track stood out to me. I'm gonna hafta pick up something by the guy soon. I had a listen to Houston Express online and liked that quite a lot, but am interested if you have recommendations.