What was the last full album you listened to?

[motosapien]

Yep, Joni was a studio gal. I did see her live on her miles of isles tour with Tom Scott and the LA Express in the mid seventies.

 

[StevenCrook]

Bill Nelson Whimsey II (A garage full of clouds)

 

[jackinnj]

Just found an original Vanguard pressing of Any Day Now by Joan Baez singing Dylan songs. Do not know where I got. It's a double album and obviously decades old, seems to be in good shape. Also listened to a Chess CD of Muddy Waters Folk Singer.

I can put on a Baez LP, close my eyes and remember the early 70's.

Heard her in concert in NYC, one time a benefit at "Circle in the Square"

 

[AdamThorne]

I listen to it on YouTube - the data reduction is not audible on my system. Did not expect that

I had not been aware of this CD, and just gave it a listen based on seeing it here. Wow, that was really good. Not typically my bag but this was fantastic.

Regarding data compression, I feel like this has gotten much better over time. The compression has become more sophisticated, and the baseline bandwidth has increased. Old content lingers, of course.

 

[motosapien]

I can put on a Baez LP, close my eyes and remember the early 70's.

Heard her in concert in NYC, one time a benefit at "Circle in the Square"

She and Dylan put on an impromptu performance at the Washinton monument in the late 60's. Happened to be passing by with my folks

 

[budwiser]

Just finished listening to Grenadelia last evening.

 

[StevenCrook]

Interstellar OST. There's just something about this the floats my ..... starship?

 

[Markw4]

The Essential Herbie Hancock (2-disc set)

 

[jackinnj]

"1972 Metropolitan Gala" on LP" -- I listened to it and put it in the bin for the Habitat for Humanity donations.

 

[GeoffMillar]

Highway 61 Revisited, re-mastered version: still fantastic; Sam Brown '43 Minutes', a great and overlooked artist and album about loss.

Geoff

 

[rockies914]

Both of the Attention Deficit albums (Tim "Herb" Alexander, Michael Manring, Alex Skolnik)

 

[motosapien]

IIRC there are at least two overlaps in the session musicians between Steely Dan's "Aja" and "Court and Spark," those being guitarist Larry Carlton and keyboard player (with the punny name) Joe Sample. That said, those albums share a lot, in terms of vibe.

FWIW & YMMV, I have always thought of Michael Franks' "Sleeping Gypsy" as the male version of "Court and Spark." The original LPs don't cost much at all today. And, there's a substantial overlap in session musicians with "Court and Spark" there.

https://thetannhausergate.com/index.php/2016/04/12/michael-franks-sleeping-gypsy/

john

That Sleeping Gypsy album is nicely crafted music. Jazzy and easy going. Thanks for the tip.

 

[StevenCrook]

Benji Vaughan "Even Tundra".

 

[StevenCrook]

Infected Mushroom: "Vicious Delicious" and "The Gathering", but I feel some Shpongle is not far away.... This is a specular vortex spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning...

 

[Marra]

Ry Cooder "The Slide Area"

 

[StevenCrook]

Eat Static "Implant" followed by "Abduction"

"If you tell people they're going to see little green men, they'll see little green men"

 

[StevenCrook]

David Sylvian "Gone to Earth"
Deborah Harry "Def, dumb and blonde"
Dire Straits "Dire Straits"

 

[jitter]

"I Robot", The Alan Parsons Project.

 

[head_unit]

I think the last full album was U.D.O.s latest, Touchdown-thumbs up! Well actually Luther Vandross last concert at Radio City Music Hall but that's a live album. Right now I've got on "We Will Rock You" by Udo Dirkschneider

 

[Timn8ter]

Dandy Warhols - Distortland
A real toe-tapper.