What are you listening to in 2023 and why might anyone be interested?

I put him in the

Steve Gunn
Nathan Bowles
William Tyler
Nathan Salzburg
Daniel Backman
Cian Nugent

School of players.

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Over 4 hours of wonderful piano-led Vangelis; perfect background for home working.

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Yes - Tyler features on at least one of his albums, I believe.

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Scorpions - In Trance - 1975

Still a fan of 70’s Scorps, surely one of the longest running rock outfits?, formed in 1965 :open_mouth:

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Its a bit Brahms third racket! And that bloody violin! 5 tracks in and I’m getting ready to bail out :joy:

Nightwish, showtime storytime (live at wacken 2013). :smiling_face:

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I seem to have missed this one. Released in March of this year… :man_shrugging:t4:
Pop Evil - Skeletons

A favourite band of both Mrs QS & I.
First few tracks sounding absolutely brilliant :blush:

Spectrum Road - 2012

Nice fusion paying homage to The Tony Williams Lifetime. Not heard much Vernon Reid on guitar before, must look him up, he can certainly play a bit.

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Found this in our collection of LPs. ( note the use of the word “our”)

It’s very good if you like this genre. It’s quite enjoyable.

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‘We’ also own that one :rofl:

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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Beat The Devil’s Tattoo
CD rip|2010

Indie rock.

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The postman has just brought me this. He is very generous. Magic and brings back special memories

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Otis Redding and Carla Thomas. King and Queen.
This is so good. On Qobuz Hi res.

Tramp? What you call me?

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Mahavishnu Orchestra – Between Nothingness & Eternity - 1973

I guess it’s happy 50th! Recorded in Central Park, NYC on the 18th August 1973.

  • Jerry Goodman / violin
  • Jan Hammer / synthesizer, piano, keyboards, Moog synthesizer
  • Rick Laird / bass
  • John McLaughlin / synthesizer, guitar
  • Sri Chinmoy / poetry
  • Billy Cobham / drums
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By coincidence, that’s also on my turntable at the moment. Sounding great and, with additional tracks, what’s not to like?

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I often find ‘Deluxe Edition’; ‘Anthology’ & ‘Archive’ releases full of a lot of stuff that was never meant for release and is being released years later, often after the demise of the band/artist, to milk the fan.
That being said, Joni has sanctioned these ‘Archive’ releases herself so I’ll give them a listen, as they are available on Qobuz. They may join the CD collection in the future, but I’m certainly not paying £££’s for them on record.

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Black Sabbath. Change of scene. Old Vinyl.

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Stevie Nick, complete studio albums & rarities. Disc 5. :smiling_face:

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Continuing on from yesterdays Clarke/Boland theme…
On Qobuz

:heart:

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Graham Collier, loving it

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