What are you listening to in 2024 and why might anyone be interested?

[TheKevster]

I’m following @Steve_S’ lead and playing the fabulous Spoon SACD of CAN’s Future Days:

[Debs]

@A-Fin

Ah, some good old Folk-Metal Mongolian throat singing

Better than Einar Örn Benediktsson then

[Cmax]

Rickie Lee Jones - Flying Cowboys - CD (1989)

Released 26/09/89 35 years ago

[Anonymoot]

Robert Palmer - Heavy Nova - 1988

Keeping it 80’s and I have become fond of playing RP this year.

[Debs]

Died 21 years ago today

Robert Allen Palmer (19 January 1949 – 26 September 2003)

[Shaunio]

Roxy Music
Avalon 1982

[TheKevster]

And now CAN’s remarkable debut, Monster Movie, on SACD:

[Debs]

LP - Liberty / United Records (UK) Ltd 1979

Buzzcocks - a different kind of tension

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Pete Shelley – guitar (left channel), vocals, keyboards
Steve Diggle – guitar (right channel), vocals
Steve Garvey – bass guitar
John Maher – drums

Recorded at Eden Studios, London 1979
Album released on 21st September 1979

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[Anonymoot]

Much like dipping into a bag of Licorice Allsorts, (and I have a bag of said confectionary right in front of me), one is never enough.
Second Ultravox of the night on, Rage In Eden, 1981.

[Shaunio]

Sailor - Trouble 1975

Still sounding fresh after all these years.

[AlanP]

Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris - All The Roadrunning.

[BlueCanary]

After all this Terry Riley going the full tonto - TONTOs Expanding Headband Zero Time - moogtastic immersive electronica. 1971 Atlantic vinyl.

[Debs]

LP - Pressing by EMI-Pathé Marconi (France) 1987 reissue : )

Buzzcocks - An other music in a different kitchen

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Pete Shelley – lead guitar, vocals, keyboards
Steve Diggle – rhythm guitar, vocals
Steve Garvey – bass guitar
John Maher – drums, percussion

Recorded December 1977 – January 1978 at Olympic Studios, London.
Album released on 10th March 1978

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[Cmax]

Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball - CD (1995)

[twofifty]

Apparently it’s 21 years (unbelievable) since Batley’s finest passed away. Playing what for me is his greatest album. His collaborations with Feat were very special. Trying the Qobuz HiRes but vinyl’s really the way for this one.

Add: switched to my CD rip. It carries more ‘feel’ than the HiRes. Uniti Core.

[Mikee]

Well, I would add
Blonde on Blonde by Dylan
Exile on main st , Stones
Made in Japan, Purple
Down where the spirit meets the bone, Lucinda Williams

[steviebee]

Brilliant album, as is the follow up It’s About Time. Terry Riley and TONTO, just breathtaking.

I’ll take either over later TD or any JMJ any day.

[Anonymoot]

Terry Reid - River - 1973

He does sound quite like Percy thinking about it.

[davidng]

Alison Krauss & Union Station, paper airplanes

[Debs]

LP - Blue Note 75th Anniversary 2014 reissue : )

Bobby Hutcherson - Total Eclipse

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Bobby Hutcherson – vibraphone, marimba, orchestra bells
Harold Land – tenor saxophone, flute
Chick Corea – piano
Reggie Johnson – bass
Joe Chambers – drums

Recorded at Plaza Sound Studios, New York City on 12th July 1968
Album released in February 1969

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Just ordered a Tone Poet version of this fabulous album, and when it arrives i’m sure this BN75 version will get totally eclipsed