What Are You Listening To Right Now?

Monks Dream - Columbia
Great stuff 1962 recording wise even now

Genre: Neko claims no genre....

Picked up this Neko Case disc and was pleasantly surprised. Released in March 2006 on the Anti label "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood" showcases Neko's great voice and songwriting. Love the lyrics on the song "Hold On, Hold On"!

Mark Knopfler: Sailing To Philidelphia, if you are a Knopfler fan or Dire Straits fan this is a must own album & one that you will go to for years!

Listeing to the Pink Floyd Wish You were Here SACD 5.1 Mix. It is truly awesome. I own 4 different mixes of this CD. I just Can't stop buying them. This is well worth picking up.

Alvin and the Chipmonks

Time Life Reissue

Make you a bit younger

Cherian said:

Listeing to the Pink Floyd Wish You were Here SACD 5.1 Mix. It is truly awesome. I own 4 different mixes of this CD. I just Can't stop buying them. This is well worth picking up.

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Just got back in town and this was waiting for me, listening to it now, only on the second track, but so far outstanding. Very good use of the surround.

Cornelius - Sensuous

Cornelius - Sensuous - This is a DAMN FUN album to listen to. "Fit Song" (Track 2) would be a great demo track too! Had fun with this today...........Justin - as per a previous post of yours about a Jim Keltner track, I reckon you'd love this.

Wayne did you get the Immersion set? If so what are your thoughts about it. Is it worth the money?

Genre: Jazz

A little evening Jazz with Diana Krall's "The Girl in The Other Room" released in 2004 on the Verve label.

A personal album by Diana with one of favs "Narrow Daylight".

Cherian said:

Wayne did you get the Immersion set? If so what are your thoughts about it. Is it worth the money?

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Cherian I did not get the Immersion set, just the SACD from Analog Productions.

bzr said:

Mark Knopfler: Sailing To Philidelphia, if you are a Knopfler fan or Dire Straits fan this is a must own album & one that you will go to for years!

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It is fantastic and Knopfler's best solo album, for my money. Also partial to Golden Heart.:music:

Cherian said:

Listeing to the Pink Floyd Wish You were Here SACD 5.1 Mix. It is truly awesome. I own 4 different mixes of this CD. I just Can't stop buying them. This is well worth picking up.

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I'm Jealous. Really want to get that one.

Sort of trippy, not the usual Prog Rock Riverside is usually known for, but very creative instrumental album by the lead man of Riverside, Mariuz Duda, in his personal project Lunatic Soul. The latest album is Impressions

Great soundscapes that are rendered beautifully by the MLs.

RUR said:

Heard this in the KEF room @ RMAF and had to buy. Defies categorization - it's Yello! Electronic with plenty of jazz and African influences. Great bass workout and one of the widest soundstages I've heard from a 2ch recording.

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Thanks Ken, good recommendation.

Currently listening to David Gray, White Ladder.

The Ventures "Telstar" 1961 ?

Need I say more?

Wish You Were Here Immersion Box Set
Pink Floyd 2011

This Immersion Box Set is absolutely amazing. I have probably 6 copies in 5 different formats of WYWH and I have listened to WYWH several hundred times but I can tell you that the Bluray disc which is 96kHz and 24bit and 5.1 surround sound put music in places I have never heard it. In fact, I heard many things that I have never heard before which to me was a surprise. This album actually affected my breathing. The bass shook things upstairs, so much so that my wife came downstairs to see what the fudge was going on. If you are a fan of Pink Floyd and you happen to like multi-channel this is well worth the money. I hope they reconsider and do Animals in Bluray 5.1 surround sound.

I have not listened to all the discs but there is alot of stuff to experience with this one. Get the box set, lock the door and hold on to your seat, whether you like stereo or MC this album will give you a trip

Copland

Michael Tilson Thomas

Copland

San Fran Cisco Orchestra.

RCA Red Seal CD

Very very nice on all counts

RUR said:

Heard this in the KEF room @ RMAF and had to buy. Defies categorization - it's Yello! Electronic with plenty of jazz and African influences. Great bass workout and one of the widest soundstages I've heard from a 2ch recording.

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Just arrived today.

Truly and seriously impressive sonically. Thanks!

Genre: Bluegrass

A little Thanksgiving bluegrass with Alison Krauss & Union Station's 1997 release "So Long So Wrong" on the Rounder label. This is a solid AKUS disc. Alison sounds great as always!