What are you listening to in 2021 and why might anyone be interested

[simon.pepper]

Reissue pressing

[AlanP]

Robert Palmer - Riptide, I’ve just realised that I have actually listened to “Addicted To Love” for the first time in years, I normally skip it due to over familiarity.

[Radikal]

Shelby Lynne, Just A Little Lovin’. Analogue Productions. Vinyl.

[anon10403888]

Kertching!!!

[Biglloydy]

And some early Stones for my final listen of the weekend

[AlanP]

Bebel Gilberto, her self-titled second album ( that’s eponymous sophomore, I think? ), such a lovely voice.

[davidng]

Goldfrapp, seventh tree. Pooches are sleeping soundly so here’s another soft one, this time from Goldfrapp. She has something for every occasion.

[Groove_system]

Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind. First time in years - quite an experience. On headphones. Loud.

[Charles64]

Waltz For Debby - Bill Evans Trio

[adeypoos]

Swinging’ stuff with great SQ as well.

[AlanP]

The Very Best Of Lee Ritenour.

[adeypoos]

7

Amazing to think they only met 30 mins before this recording.

[GeoffC]

kings of convenience versus / 2001 Source / UK CD / CDSOUR040

Compilation of remakes, remixes and collaborations using material from Quiet Is The New Loud

[TOBYJUG]

Martin Nonstatic.
Inner Landscapes.

Aphex Twink.

[Pete_the_painter]

Lou Reed Legendary Hearts

[ewemon]

The Kinks first band I ever saw in the 60’s

[Pete_the_painter]

Natalie Merchant Ophelia

[Pete_the_painter]

The Eagles On The Border

[Pete_the_painter]

Bob Seger Greatest Hits

[KiwiMarra]

Turkish New Wave: Modern Turkish Sounds

My Analogue Journal is a great youtube channel. Loads of interesting DJ sets (not really electronica specifically) - the guys who run it have a great eye/ear for crate digging and exploring different era’s and regional/city sounds… This mix is modern turkish indie but there are heaps of others…