Vinyl I am listening to...

[Selvin]

Now listening "Rod Stewart's Body Wishes". Excellent sounding Warner Bros Japanese pressing.



Inlay sheet in Japanese and English.

 

[Naturelover]

When Time Stood Still. Absolutely mesmerizing from two masters.

 

[thx911]

As Friday evening sets in, my mind has settled to relax listening to Chicago for this weekend. Kick starting the line-up with "The Chicago Transit Authority" now that is what they were called before they shortened the band's name to "Chicago"

Record: Chicago Transit Authority
Pressing: Columbia /CBS, USA
Year of Pressing: 1969.

Highlight: This a double LP album, with some eclectic mix of Rock & Jazz. When you listen to this album, in hindsight, you get a feeling that this band was ahead of its times in the late 60's. If you are a Hendrix fan, you won't miss to see the influence especially the "free form guitar" number. There are other fantastic numbers like "I'm a man", "Someday", you'll will simply love the guitar in "Poem 58" & "Liberation".

 

[jmascreen]

A memorable Friday went on cleaning, Fixing covers and listening

Started the afternoon session with

Ustaad Ali Akbar Khan

Next was
Rhythms of India - Tabla Recital

then it was Ravi Sankar - India's Master Musician and Raga Bihag

moved on to M.S Subhalakshmi Sri Venkateshwara

Then to

And ended with my kind of music...

 

[Anil kumar]

Listening to FLEETWOOD MAC - Greatest Hits

 

[jmascreen]

Listening for Today

Belly Dance

Blue Tropical

DeBarge

Live and More - Donna Summer

Drum Drum Drum

Gonzalez

Jamaica Farewell

Bee Gees

And my Favourite for the day
13 Reggea Hits - A Netherland presssing

 

[thx911]

Saturday night flavor: Chicago 17
Pressing: Warner Bros, Records. USA
Year of Pressing: 1984

Highlight: "You're The Inspiration" from this album went on to become chart topper!

Trivia: This was the band's most sold album and won the Grammy award for best engineered album.

 

[surendar]

Listened to 'Swamy Ayyappan' Malayalam & Tamil versions back to back today. Three songs are different while others have common compositions by G Devarajan. Overall I felt like the Tamil version stands out a little due to two reasons, Kannadhasan & T M Soundararajan.

 

[surendar]

Sankarabharanam - mesmerizing

 

[reubensm]

last night's listening"

Lots of childhood memories associated with listening to this album.

 

[reubensm]

I remember singing 2 songs from this record during my Junior school days, in school. I think the year was 1981. The songs were:

"Ay, Ay Sailor"
"One, Two, Three, That's Life"

While listening to this record, it brought back a lot of school memories.

 

[surendar]

Listened to 'Auto Raaja'. A rare combination of Ilaiyaraaja & Shankar-Ganesh in one album. 3 good songs in this LP.

 

[surendar]

Two lovely songs by K J Yesudas. Spinning now is 'Moham Enna Pakshi'

 

[Dude111]

I am listening to my Styx record (Pieces of Eight)

Current song: I'm ok

 

[Dude111]

Im listening to my Chicago Record (#16)

Current song: Hard to say im sorry

 

[Anil kumar]

Listening to Thelonious Monk ? Genius Of Modern Music- Volume 1 - 1956
US pressing - MInt condition

 

[Simon Wires]

I am listening to my Styx record (Pieces of Eight)

Current song: I'm ok

I have an album of Styx and I love it and play it often.. Sad , it was a bootleg from Korea with it own self explanatory pathetic SQ

 

[surendar]

Now listening to T M Sounderarajan..

 

[jls001]

I have an album of Styx and I love it and play it often.. Sad , it was a bootleg from Korea with it own self explanatory pathetic SQ

The only Styxx song I can remember is 'The Best of Times' which I'd heard when I was a small kid. I bought a couple of their records (which I still have) but for the life of me can't remember having ever spun them May be I bought them for the beautiful covers

 

[Anil kumar]

Listening to KYLIE - Enjoy yourself - 1989 -UK pressing - Mint