what are you listening to?

[Nick Danger]

Elvis Presley~ Blue Hawaii


Ike Quebec~ Might As Well Be Spring

 

[Nick Danger]

The Flaming Lips~ Transmissions from the Satellite Heart


Jack White~ Lazaretto

 

[Nick Danger]

Sufjan Stevens~ Seven Swans


Madonna~ Confessions on a Dance Floor

 

[BubbaH]

Black Sabbath - Sabotage, LP.

 

[Skynyrd77]

Hank sr. Cd. He was the man IMO

 

[derek92994]

ZZ Top - Eliminator - Vinyl - German Pressing

 

[derek92994]

Status Quo - 2 Record Set - UK Pressing - Vinyl

 

[speakerlabfan]

Van Morrison - The Best Of Van Morrison
(1969, Bang)

 

[derek92994]

Van Morrison - The Best Of Van Morrison
(1969, Bang)

Hey that's pretty cool to see a different pressing of that one. I have a german pressing which is under the bellaphon label, but didn't know it was the "best" of, certainly a favorite of mine.

 

[derek92994]

Dire Straits - Calling Elvis - Nakamichi CR4E (Not my Video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvD3xLxz-yI

 

[nobody]

LARD~ The Last Temptation of Reid

Lou Donaldson~ Alligator Bogaloo

I just picked up a copy of that Alligator Boogaloo recently and really like that one a lot, nice choice as is the LARD.

 

[nobody]

Robert Turman: Three Phases

If you are OK with about half an hour of tape loops and repetitive drone music, this is pretty great. One of the nicest, quietest pressing I've gotten a hold of in quite a while too.

 

[Nick Danger]

I would recommend Blues Walk if you dig on the Lou D. Gonna make that assumption that you are a D/K and Ministry fan as well, Dave?

 

[nobody]

Yup, got Blues Walk too, like most everything I've heard with Lou Donaldson.

I always loved Dead Kennedys, one of my favorite bands as a young un. Ministry I liked a lot for a while, but they kind of went too metal for me after a certain point and I got kind of tired of 'em. Land of Rape and Honey is a longstanding favorite that I probably am gonna need to go listen to again sometime soon now that I'm thinking of it. I actually like Al's Revolting Cocks project better mostly though. That was a fun era for industrial stuff.

 

[Skynyrd77]

Cry of love- diamonds and debris on spotify. They were a good band. Audrey freed is a badass guitar player. I think he's with Sheryl crow right now but he shouldn't be lmfao. The lead singer just passed away a few months ago. The bass player was with Skynyrd for a brief time but he's with Sheryl crow also now lol. The first lp flat out rocks!!! This one is ok

 

[speakerlabfan]

Cat Stevens - Teaser And The Firecat
(1971, A&M) Monarch symbol and STERLING LH in the deadax, mastered by Lee Hulko

 

[speakerlabfan]

Van Morrison - The Best Of Van Morrison
(1969, Bang)

Hey that's pretty cool to see a different pressing of that one. I have a german pressing which is under the bellaphon label, but didn't know it was the "best" of, certainly a favorite of mine.

Nice. It sounds like this compilation of his earlier songs was rushed out in 1969 when Van's solo career had started to take off with Astral Weeks -- without Morrison's knowledge or consent. Interesting tracks, some have unexpected decent sonics, too.

 

[derek92994]

Ministry I liked a lot for a while, but they kind of went too metal for me after a certain point and I got kind of tired of 'em. Land of Rape and Honey is a longstanding favorite that I probably am gonna need to go listen to again sometime soon now that I'm thinking of it.

I agree, good reminder to spin that one again =)

 

[derek92994]

Nice. It sounds like this compilation of his earlier songs was rushed out in 1969 when Van's solo career had started to take off with Astral Weeks -- without Morrison's knowledge or consent. Interesting tracks, some have unexpected decent sonics, too.

I was very impressed with the sonics on that compilation too, it sounds raw with little to no effects

 

[derek92994]

Nazareth - Greatest Hits - Vinyl - UK Pressing