What are we listening to right now..

[Wombat]

 

[Guermantes]

I've been reading Richard Taruskin's The Oxford History of Western Music and listening to the examples where possible (I think a streaming service like Tidal could be a great pedagogical tool in this instance). Anyway, I discovered that I quite like Schubert . . .

 

[Snarfie]

Lou Reed Transformer very clean recording from 1972.

But get the right one.
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/list?artist=lou+reed&album=transformer

 

[Thomas savage]

Currently listening to Some early Freddie Hubbard .. ( HUB-TONES)

 

[Jakob1863]

 

[Thomas savage]

Awesome

 

[Morphine]

 

[Theo]

 

[Theo]

 

[SIY]

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Brilliant song. We were lucky enough to have Peter play this in our living room.

 

[Rod]

 

[SIY]

@Rod Glad you like his stuff. Want a brilliant recording with him on vocals and guitar? Redbird. Single point crossed ribbons, living room acoustic, good dynamic range, and oh yes, amazing playing and singing. Here's a YouTube'd version of one of the songs.

 

[Rod]

@Rod Glad you like his stuff. Want a brilliant recording with him on vocals and guitar? Redbird. Single point crossed ribbons, living room acoustic, good dynamic range, and oh yes, amazing playing and singing. Here's a YouTube'd version of one of the songs.

Thanks for posting his music. Isn't it a great feeling you get when you hear a new track for the first time? I can just lay back and close my eyes....
Except for the love of my wife, nothing else will do that for me like music can.

 

[Snarfie]

Thanks for posting his music. Isn't it a great feeling you get when you hear a new track for the first time? I can just lay back and close my eyes....
Except for the love of my wife, nothing else will do that for me like music can.

Make sure she reads this

 

[tomelex]

Diane Birch fiirst video is gone, next ones are: stairing at you, love and war

 

[Blumlein 88]

@Rod Glad you like his stuff. Want a brilliant recording with him on vocals and guitar? Redbird. Single point crossed ribbons, living room acoustic, good dynamic range, and oh yes, amazing playing and singing. Here's a YouTube'd version of one of the songs.

Nice. As you might guess from my moniker I like crossed ribbons. They are great for recordings like this. My only ribbons are some cheap ones, but even they have a special kind of sound that can be very pleasing.

 

[Morphine]

 

[Jakob1863]

 

[Rod]

 

[Wombat]

Les Paul and Chet Atkins Live 1996