What are we listening to right now..

[muza_1]

 

[ahofer]

Skunk Baxter live.

 

[xanalog]

 

[xanalog]

Kansas - Dust in the Wind (cover by Sershen&Zaritskaya)

Thanks.
Of course, you must be familiar with the original "Point Of Know Return" [1977] album containing "Dust In the Wind".
Sure enough, I had the (converted) CD in my NAS-library and I am getting flashbacks listening to it!

 

[Rayman30]

 

[sejarzo]

Our son was active in a top HS band program and via my association with it, I volunteered to help at the Bands of America National Honor festival in 2006, where Zander was the guest conductor for the orchestra. I listened to that on the drive down, then was told my job for the evening was to hand out the drink tickets at the reception--most of the volunteers being under 21 and unable to do so. When he arrived, I handed him his tickets and told him if I'd known that would be my job, I would have brought in that SACD for him to autograph. He was absolutely lovely to chat with!

 

[tomelex]

The Feelgood Orchestra cover of CELIIN song leonardo

 

[DSJR]

I first heard this on a Linn/Naim active system by colleague had. This rig was made for music like this and Siouxsie was a huge influence in my musical tastes.

Another lasting influence has been The Cocteau Twins and Liz and Robin's later works as well -

Linn Isobariks may have severe flaws, but music like this took on another dimension played on that speaker system, helping one become part of the music (alcohol apart, I never used any other means, so the music and rig had to do it all really).

 

[DSJR]

I want to hear this on the top Genelecs or the large PMCs will do

 

[AnalogSteph]

Fun '80s j-goodness. A large part of Mayumi Chiwaki's discography is on streaming (the Amazonian variety anyway), and I have yet to come across a bad album.

 

[Apesbrain]

♪ Playing "Poem 58" by Chicago from The Chicago Transit Authority [LP] (1969)

 

[Chrispy]

Monty Alexander - Monty meets Sly and Robbie

 

[Rayman30]

 

[AnalogSteph]

 

[Sokel]

I first heard this on a Linn/Naim active system by colleague had. This rig was made for music like this and Siouxsie was a huge influence in my musical tastes.

Talking about Siouxsie, I was starting to be already in love but this one finished the job some time ago:

 

[LarsF]

Classic

 

[LarsF]

Follow up

 

[Marcel]

Never gets old..

 

[LunaTempesta]

Slowly going through all the CDs I brought back from Japan.
Most of which has been Kokia

 

[Chr1]