Loosening up my new speakers and hence been playing all my Chris Rea's today:
The Road To Hell
Dancing With Strangers
Espresso Logic
On The Beach
God's Great Banana Skin
Auberge
I'm a big fan of Chris, maybe because his music is so varied; blues, rock, ballads. And the way he adds "fun" stuff to his music. Auberge starts off with a few minutes of "going to work" ...
Another bunch full albums have been rotated in in player (CD):
Canadian group Red Sand:
-Music For Sharks
-Gentry
-Human Trafficking
-Mirror Of Insanity (the last song - Cradle - is so very beautiful and touching, and my wife's name is even spelled in the song. NICE!)
All my Supertramp albums:
- Even In The Quietest Moments ...
- "... famous last words ..."
- Breakfast In America
- Crime Of The Century
- Some Things Never Change
They are all very good, but the last one is OUTSTANDING and seems to be perfectly mastered. It's a pure joy to listen to it.
How coincidental, I've had that CD for years and was playing it just the other day. I love her voice, singing style and the smoky night club atmosphere setting. It's actually a well recorded album sound quality wise.
I have listened to Lorde's album entitled Melodrama, her music puts my Pomeranian into a deep sleep in his pet bed. My personal favorite will be the Green Light.
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