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[johnaec]

Right now - the DZIHAN & KAMIEN Orchestra - Live in Vienna. What an outstanding bass player!!

John

[jim campbell]

just got my waylon jennings,merle haggard at austin city limits dvds friday and with luck will audition tonight

[Ken Pachkowsky]

Tonight I was showing off my current speakers to Bo and his lovely wife. We listened to a few of our regulars, and then I put on a Ken Patchalphabet recommendation, Larry Carlton Sapphire Blue... it is damned fine! I particularly like Night Sweats.

Widget

Hmmm. Try living with it!

You say what? Could you spell that please? I was 17 before I could spell, or say it!

Yep, its a great cd...

Try Harry Connick "When Harry Met Sally"

Stunning recording! What a talent.

Ken

[speakerdave]

I second the comment on Spaces. Coryell was one of me favorites when I was into that style of playing ("blazing guitar," I called it). I thought John McLaughlin was the best. His acoustic album is still one of my favorites. The title is quite pretentious--My Goal is Beyond--but still.

David

[jim campbell]

dont have my goals and beyond,but i really like extrapolation,birds of fire and some of the shakti stuff

[speakerdave]

I have three or four of the Mahavishnu Orchestra LP's I play from time to time. After seeing your post I listened to Spaces. I really like the contrast of styles. John plays so fast and so clean it is really amazing, very polished, cerebral style. Larry is more than a little rougher but the energy he gets down is very spikey, intense, unpremeditated. When it comes to the riffs John can go so far he makes you forget where he started, but Larry's playing feels more like it comes out of the ethers right now, and he can put two riffs together that contrast remarkably, but it's one continuous thought.

Thank you for reminding me of this album!

David

[jim campbell]

i often wondered if anyone else had that album.testify!!!!

[jim campbell]

there has been much talk of little feat on another thread so i think dixie chicken is in order.

[Don C]

I'm listening to the DVD-Audio surround disc of Dark Side of the Moon. It's the Alan Parsons mix from the original quad master tapes, and it's fantastic. Available in newsgroups for DTS or on Bit Torrent.

[hapy._.face]

Down in the Basement (from the Joe Bussard collection)

If this CD doesn't make you smile- your face is broken!

[Titanium Dome]

Emmylou Harris is singing Together Again on her Producer's Cut DVD-A. What a voice, what music, what a recording!

While not necessarily a technical tour de force compared to some of the whizz-bang multichannel stuff, it sounds great, clean, natural, and it's music: honest-to-goodness, gosh-darn music. Sitting in the midst of the Performance Series, listening to this goddess of simple country music is bliss, pure bliss. Now, it's the beautiful, haunting, longing Tulsa Queen.

Ah, Emmylou, you've been an Angel of Sound for so many years. What would I ever do without you?

[oznob]

Hey Ti,
She always had great musicians behind her with The Hot Band, especially when James Burton was playing lead guitar! I will certainly check that one out! Oh, do you like her music?

[Titanium Dome]

Hey Ti,
She always had great musicians behind her with The Hot Band, especially when James Burton was playing lead guitar! I will certainly check that one out! Oh, do you like her music?

Pretty much got it all, including the boxed stuff.

[SUPERBEE]

I just picked up the Springfield Rifle's first LP on Burdette. They are a little known garage band from Washington who had a reginal hit with a song called "100 OR TWO"


Good stuff!




But I am having to play it on the Paragon set up since the Thorens is down right now

[JuniorJBL]

Aenima This is a good recording that not many new rock bands get.