WRULT? (what are you listening to?)

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ahartfie

·Mar 30, 2016·The black sheep in the Spee-ee-eee-eedmaster flock

Recent arrivals: School of Seven Bells' "SVIIB" and Winterpills' "Love Songs". Still enjoying Jane Siberry's "Ulysses' Purse" and am looking forward to The Nields' 25th anniversary album in June and Lera Lynn's album "Resistor" coming out sometime soonish, but I forget when. I'll get it when it comes out thanks to Kickstarter.

 

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wsfarrell

·Mar 30, 2016

Here's something completely different. Not for everyone, but I find it compelling:

 

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Buckeyes#1

·Mar 31, 2016

Very 80's, but a great talent.

 

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Archer

·Mar 31, 2016·Omega Qualified Watchmaker

Sass Jordan...lot of her early stuff was very pop oriented, but the latter is much more raw and powerful in her vocals...this one singing about struggles with addiction...

Highly recommend some volume on this one...

 

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lando

·Mar 31, 2016

David Gilmour - High Hopes (Live in Gdansk)

 

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Hijak

·Mar 31, 2016

lando

David Gilmour - High Hopes (Live in Gdansk)

From The Division Bell, an outstanding album! David is so good live, isn't he!👍

 

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lando

·Mar 31, 2016

Yes, he is! Should have visited his gigs more often in the past.

 

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Steve9pm

·Mar 31, 2016

Kanye

 

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ahartfie

·Mar 31, 2016·The black sheep in the Spee-ee-eee-eedmaster flock

Buckeyes#1

Very 80's, but a great talent.

Back in ancient times, I bought two Joe Satriani CDs... before I found the song I wanted ("Cliffs of Dover") on an Eric Johnson album!

 

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ISAKOFF

·Mar 31, 2016

Biggie.

 

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Buckeyes#1

·Mar 31, 2016

ahartfie

Back in ancient times, I bought two Joe Satriani CDs... before I found the song I wanted ("Cliffs of Dover") on an Eric Johnson album!

That's too funny. At least you ended up with two Satch CDs.

 

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Steve9pm

·Mar 31, 2016

Now it's time for some gnr

 

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Steve9pm

·Apr 1, 2016

the cranberries

 

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Mouse_at_Large

·Apr 2, 2016

A classic

 

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Steve9pm

·Apr 3, 2016

Red hot chili peppers!

 

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Steve9pm

·Apr 5, 2016

Journey

I've noticed my taste is quite eclectic

 

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chronos

·Apr 6, 2016

I'm listening to Alexandre Dubach's classic interpretations. He was our violinist on our wedding and became a friend, which is one of many reasons why his music touches my heart.
Btw: he's the only Swiss Violonist who has played all violin concertos by Paganini.
Here are some songs I love listening to:

Vitali, Chaconne

Pablo de Sarasate - Romanza Andaluza

Niccolò Paganini, Campanella

Edited: Apr 6, 2016

 

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chronos

·Apr 6, 2016

PS: Speaking of vintage... Alexandre Dubach is playing on a big-a🤬 vintage violin - it's one of Nicola Gagliano from 1727! 🥰

 

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Franky Shock

·Apr 6, 2016

Dances With Wolves...

 

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gostang9

·Apr 6, 2016

Ok, so not the cool or fun thing everyone else listens to, but I'm stuck listening to another late evening global conference call with VP's...