[archdawg]

Nice on a train ride with the trusty Etys blocking out out any outside noise ...

 

[barbazz]

 

[Quinto]

 

[Nayyte]

Just got this CD in the mail today and listening now. "Music from The Lord of the Rings" - The City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, HDCD 2004

Really nice alternative to the OST from the films. Jam packed with all the same crazy emotional swings from the film score. For 2004 this is really well done and still holds up today. Very worth the listen, I've heard the OST's so much that this is very refreshing. Love Prague Philharmonic

 

[zikarus]

 

[rcostas4]

Aretha Franklin - Now (1968)

 

[Scubadevils]

A beautiful album from ASC / James Clements which he describes as him dealing with the loss of his wife who passed away last year.

 

[Ableza]

 

[mystaiced]

Rush - Moving Pictures

Magnavox CDB460-->Gungnir-->Mjolnir 2 (with 5670 RCA Command tubes) -->DCA Aeon 2 closed

David Bowie - Sorrow


Velvelettes - Needle In A Haystack


Little Richard - Lucille


Taj Mahal - Keep Your Hands Off Her


Johnny Burnette - Honey Hush


Bo Diddley - Pretty Thing

Bifrost 2/64-->Freya N-->Emotiva BasX-->Elac Debut 2.0 B6.2

Pearl Jam - Man Of The Hour


Sufjan Stevens - Should Have Known Better


The Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash

Schiit Modi 3+ -->Magni + --> Hifiman Sundara

 

[LarsMan]

I loved the Stranglers so much in their earlier days; around 1977, I shared a flat with a guy who was a college radio rep for A&M Records, and one day, he comes up the stairs with Hugh! He'd been taking him around to some radio stations and then brought him back to our place to hang out for awhile.... We hit the bong and listened to Trout Mask Replica; fun times, those....

 

[Huntersknoll]

Spinning a fresh copy of Only God Was Above Us by Vampire Weekend.

 

[tiddlywinks]

Billy MacKenzie - Outernational

Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band - Stranger In Town

Boris - W

 

[ZHIFENG]

SCH Interlude *Frensh RAP*

 

[Colin5619]

 

[archdawg]

On a stopover in Cologne this week and got immediately drawn back into the self-fulfilling visions of my childhood. Deja vu galore ...