What are you listening to in 2020 and WHY might anyone be interested?

@Corry, I did hint on post 300016, Corry. I played Pearl before that record. Sad loss at such a young age!
Janis Joplin: ‘There was no one like her’ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54369615

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Pink Floyd. The wall. Because it’s the only studio album of theirs that I don’t own. Which is strange because I have bought all the others several times over

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I thought it was from McDonalds

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Gringos Locos - Punch Drunk
Fine Southern Rock from this Finnish quintet

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Intimate album from Sufjan Stevens,2015,also features Casey Foubert,Laura Veirs,Nedelle Torrisi,Sean Casey,Ben Lester,Thomas Bartlett.

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The latest Halvorson CD. It’s wonderful to hear Robert Wyatt singing again, and to hear Halverson’s guitar once more, but I’m not sure this music needs the vocals of Amirtha Kidambi or Maria Grand. But it’s a good album otherwise.

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Not played for a long time,forgotten how good it is.

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B.B. King - My Kind of Blues
From the 16 album An Easy Introduction to the Blues box set.

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Richard Thompson - Mirror Blue

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Very briefly, go to vtuner.com, create an account, enter the MAC address of your unit (available in settings) then when you’re in vtuner enter the URL of RP, set to OGG and bit rate of 1000 - see snaps below. The stations should then appear in ‘Added Stations’ in the app radio folder from where you can assign as favourites.

Here are the urls’s:
https://stream.radioparadise.com/flacm.
http://stream.radioparadise.com/mellow-flacm
http://stream.radioparadise.com/world-etc-flacm


Dan Penn - The Fame Recordings

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Lou Reed - New York Deluxe Edition - Release day vinyl
One of my favourite Lou Reed albums (just pipped to the post for me by Magic and Loss), powerful heart felt songs hymning the New York of 30 years ago and excoriating the system and status quo of the time. Some of the best songs by a great songwriter, played superbly by a stripped down band, as the man says on the original sleeve notes “You can’t beat two guitars, bass and drums”.
Fine SQ on this re-release, first thought is that Lou’s voice and the guitars are a bit more prominent, I haven’t compared it directly with my original release copy yet, that had surprisingly excellent SQ for an hour long LP. Despite being a single album across 2 LPs this is a 33 pressing.
Looking forward to the CDs with live and early versions, and the concert DVD.

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Preview stream of Halsall’s new album, released at the end of next month. On first listen, it’s very, very good indeed!

K

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All his albums are consistently wonderful. Very talented…

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Not played this in a while

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Amy McDonald - Life In A Beautiful Light

Not sure why as it’s a cracking album

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Roxy Music - Avalon

Fortunately the weather turned wet so I can’t varnish an external door. Oh well, will console myself with this…

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Led Zeppelin - III
On Vinyl
Originally released 50 years ago

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My he’s looking a lot younger there, but he is over 80 now

I’m really interested in your opinion of the whole collection. I too have the original vinyl which sounds very good considering the length. In theory it should sound better over 2 discs. I don’t have the cd. Is it well presented? Do I really need another copy? (sounds like one of his lines) :sunglasses: