What was the last full album you listened to?

[scottjoplin]

Ah, P.D.Q. Bach? Excellent, I wish people would specify which Bach they mean more often........not meaning to be pedantically anal about it you understand.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Arthur The Anal Aardvaark with the Drop the Bass Quartet
Bacch's Random Variations on Kazoo.
Moscow 1968.

Sounds interesting but you forgot to post the link.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Ha Ha, can I help it if we BOTH have taste!
I wonder why, considering the nature of this forum, more people don't play these music games, that's all they are. Is it, perhaps that they take themselves a little too seriously, and, dare I say it, are a bit....anal...?
Also, of course, it's a great source of inspiration

Going by the response I got when I started a thread about Jaki Liebezeit's recent passing I didn't anybody here even knew CAN!
Good to know this is not the case.


I'm not posting much here because all the music I own is in one itunes folder set near permanently on shuffle.
Also when it comes to audio, HiFi and all that there are two types of people:
Those who use gear to listen to music and those who use music to listen to gear. For better or worse sites like this attract a fair percentage of the latter type.

 

[Flied Egg]

F# A# ∞ - GodspeedYou! Black Emperor

One of those dark, bleak albums that requires a steely determination to hear it through to the end.

 

[MrKlinky]

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis.

 

[scottjoplin]

Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunch

 

[Bibio]

hhhmmm.. 40+ years ago.. lol but i think it was simon and garfunkel's greatest hits, roy orbison crying or holst the planets. i think they are kicking around in the lockup somewhere.

TBH i was brought up with music in the house as we always had a record player so gawd knows.. lol

 

[scottjoplin]

You obviously ain't a youngun with a short attention span and I believe you are into vinyl, not that it matters, so.......what gives?

 

[Bibio]

recreational drugs and rock concerts in my youth... fried my brain.. nobody told me headbanging was bad for you.

yup 50 this year but 'i think i'm going bald'.

 

[scottjoplin]

Gotcha, not short attention span more short term memory loss ha ha

 

[Bibio]

hahahaaaaa.. i just read the title.... thats what i get for being dislekit.

well in that case it was Rush - Caress of Steel.

 

[scottjoplin]

Right. I did wonder what was going on! Ha

 

[Mrcloc]

Metallica - Hardwired... To Self Destruct. Not only once...

 

[mlloyd1]

After hearing a track on a local college radio station (WDCB): Gretchen Parlato - Live in NYC (from 2013)

Great stuff!

mlloyd1

 

[zacster]

The Mother of the MP3...

Suzanne Vega's Solitude Standing.

 

[Dude111]

I last listenend to one of my cassettes

ALBUM: The very best of conway twitty

 

[scottjoplin]

Classic, I was introduced to him via The Waltons........or was it Famliy Guy.....?

 

[Dude111]

Yea he was a good country singer!!! (I loved he mostly did REAL COUNTRY MUSIC (Traditional) when he started doing country)

 

[phase]

That one is quite well recorded and produced witch makes for a good non fatigue listening session and easy to plough through a full album.
The Vs. album is a good one as well.

Some of their (Pearl Jam) more recent albums arn't as well recorded and produced as the older ones. Makes me wonder what happened!?

They lost their magic when they switched drummers. That album's success still managed to carry them onward for many years until they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, along with their original drummer, Dave Krusen.

Oh, Abbas greatest hits...

 

[Gyuri]

Le Trio Joubran - AsFâr