The 10 albums you listen to the most

The 10 albums I’m currently listening to the most:

Franz Schubert: Sonatas & Impromptus - András Schiff
Bill Charlap Trio - Street of Dreams
Tony Overwater & Bert van den Brink - Impromptu: Live at Rhapsody
Arooj Aftab - Vulture Prince
Rameau: The Sound of Light - Teodor Currentzis, MusicAeterna
John Tavener: Schuon Lieder - Patricia Rozario, Schubert Ensemble of London
Brad Mehldau - The Art of the Trio Vol. 1
Zoe Keating - Into the Trees
Espen Eriksen Trio - You Had Me at Goodbye
Pharoah Sanders & the LSO - Floating Points


And a list of old favourites that have recently been given another spin (figuratively speaking, I’m afraid):

Joni Mitchell - Hejira
Ravel: String Quartet - Quatuor Ebene
Dobrinka Tabakova - String Paths
Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Handel: Alcina - William Christie, Les Arts Florissants
Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Anouar Brahem - Le pas du chat noir
Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny - Beyond the Missouri Sky
Dreadzone - Second Light

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I’ve got another 10

Hunky Dory - Bowie
New York - Lou Reed
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Apple Venus - XTC
Sgt Pepper - The Beatles
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen
Harvest - Neil Young
Yellow Brick Rd - Elton John
Cold Fact - Rodriguez
The Great Escape - Richard Clapton

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My offering, under the banner of “currently played the most” is;

  1. The JBs - Best of
  2. Sodom - Agent Orange
  3. The Darts US - Snake Oil
  4. Tangerine Dream - Ricochet
  5. Van der Graaf Generator - Pawn Hearts
  6. B-52s - Good Stuff
  7. Julie London - At Home With Julie
  8. Ott - Skylon
  9. Robert Rich - Calling Down The Sky
  10. Lustmord - Trinity

Something for everybody as they say!

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  1. Jackson Browne - The Pretender
  2. Lowell George - Thanks, I’ll Eat It Here
  3. Bonnie Raitt - Home Plate
  4. Steely Dan - Can’t Buy A Thrill
  5. Robert Palmer - Pressure Drop
  6. Hall and Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette
  7. Boz Scaggs - Slow Dancer
  8. Nick Cave - The Good Son
  9. Stevie Wonder - Fullfillingness’ First Finale
  10. Supertramp - Breakfast In America

Not my 10 absolute favourites & certainly not my 10 favourite artists (Clash, Feat, Wyatt would be in there for sure) but 10 go to albums for me and my wife - in the car, streaming around the house plus CD &/or vinyl. Just great music we enjoy together.

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In no particular order

1 Caravan. In the Land of Grey and Pink
2 Hatfield and the North. The Rotters Club
3 Miles Davis. Kind of Blue
4 Rolling Stones. Let it Bleed
5 Kate Bush. Aerial (2018)
6 Joni Mitchell. Hejira
7. Pink Floyd. Division Bell
8. Dave Brubeck. Time Out
9. Traffic. Far from Home
10. Van Morrison. Veedon Fleece

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This is quite interesting - I haven’t heard all of Massy’s Top 10, (Byrds, Kinks, Van) but the rest are great…

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  • No way there from here by Laura Cantrell
  • One world by John Martyn
  • Piano Music by Simon Jeffes
  • Rendezvous by Jane Birkin
  • Tropical brainstorm by Kirsty MacColl
  • Live and dangerous by Thin Lizzy
  • Sticky Fingers by The Rolling Stones
  • Radio Activity by Kraftwerk
  • Love and affection by Joan Armatrading
  • Resolution by Penetration
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For the last month its been…



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In no particular order.
Matthew Halsall - Fletcher Moss Park
Waxahatchee - St. Cloud
Mandolin Orange - This Side of Jordan
Brandy Clark - 12 Stories
Beatles - Revolver
Beatles - Red & Blue albums (counting as one!)
Captain Beefheart - Clear Spot
Miles Davies - Kind of Blue
Al Stewart - Love Chronicles
Joni Mitchell - Hissing of Summer Lawns.

As many others have pointed out, ask me again in a month and it will be quite different, although the lads will always be there.

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As of right now:

  1. Ed Sheeran Subtract
  2. Led Zeppelin II
  3. Fletcher Girl Of My Dreams
  4. Eagles Hotel California
  5. Badflower This Is How The World Ends
  6. Taylor Swift Evermore
  7. Halsey Manic
  8. Chris Stapleton From a Room Volume 1
  9. Miles Davis Kind of Blue
  10. Chris Stapleton Traveller
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that’s eclectic

Great album. Got to give it a spin one of these days.:sunglasses:

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If this was an all time list, it would be there. The run of three songs from Old Compton Street Blues, through Mary Foster, to Life and Life Only are the best he has ever done, and then there’s the title track…

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And he gets to be backed by Fairport Convention and half of Led Zeppelin.

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On the odd occasion I find myself quoting the lyric

Mr. Willoughby, whose only luxury is the sugar in his tea
Teaches history at High Worthington School.

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Why thank you

Wow would not have expected to see Merzbow in a list of most listened to albums.
Owning some Merzbow albums I really love them when in the mood, but have to admit this happens not too often.

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Not in order, but the ones I throw on when I don’t want to stand there for 10 minutes deciding what to play:

Pink Floyd - More
Pink Floyd - Obscured by Clouds
Traffic - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
Roxy Music - Avalon
Frampton - Frampton
War - World is a Ghetto
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
James Brown and the J.B.’s - Doing it to Death. (My very first LP when I was a kid, still have it)
Traffic - Traffic
LZ - Song Remains the Same

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Lately I’ve been listening to a lot of jazz and jazz fusion.
This is my list in no particular order:

  • Chick Corea Akoustic Band - Live
  • Hiromi - Voice
  • Hiromi - Alive
  • Simon Phillips - Protocol V
  • Lee Ritenour - 6 string theory
  • Lee Ritenour - Smoke ‘n’ mirrors
  • Tom Kennedy - Stories
  • Jeff Lorber Fusion - Impact
  • Art Pepper - Art Pepper meets the rhythm session
  • Wayne Shorter - Adam’s apple

As many others said, the list is constantly evolving, who knows what I’ll be listening to next month.

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That’s a great listing, and nice to see Hiromi listed.

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