Once again: what are you listening to now? Part 2.

[lovinthehd]

SLOTH - Billygoat

So they record at a normal speed and then slow it down or?

 

[lovinthehd]

Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola, Jean-Luc Ponty - Rite of Strings

A taste

 

[lovinthehd]

Dada - Puzzle

Spotify link

 

[eljr]

If you could include links with your selections that would be nice. I did find it on YouTube in very good quality. I've never heard it before. I'm actually enjoying it.

I left 7 links in my reply post!

I guess you want a link as @lovinthehd does.... I don't have any like that.

 

[Pogre]

I left 7 links in my reply post!

I guess you want a link as @lovinthehd does.... I don't have any like that.

? Your reply post was a copy paste with links that don't lead to anything playable... You a don't need to "have" links, you can look stuff up on youtube, spotify, etc. and include them with your posts. YouTube video links work just fine. I found one after a search in pretty good quality.

I appreciate the find (it's a find for me). I will buy this album.

 

[hwkn]

David Bowie-Stage in 5.1 from the DVD-A

 

[Pogre]

Pink Floyd: Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk

 

[j_garcia]

So they record at a normal speed and then slow it down or?

lol. Saw them live and they are really good. Too bad they haven't done anything since then.

 

[Joe B]

Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago Transit Authority Ultradisc UHR™ Stereo Hybrid SACD (Mobile Fidelity)

 

[Pogre]

Alanis Morissette: Celebrity

This one has some cool imaging effects. Some of the sounds seem to appear from behind you.

 

[Pogre]

Godsmack - Batalla de los Tambores & Drum Off (Live at Rock Am Ring 2015)

I found a really nice version on youtube with a little intro into how they put it together in practice. SQ is very good.

 

[lovinthehd]

Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago Transit Authority Ultradisc UHR™ Stereo Hybrid SACD (Mobile Fidelity)

Does this include a 5.1 remix? Wondering how much improvement this is over the original LP?

 

[lovinthehd]

I left 7 links in my reply post!

I guess you want a link as @lovinthehd does.... I don't have any like that.

This thread has traditionally provided a free link to the music, usually via youtube. That's not always available or easily found for full albums. Allmusic links are fine for that if you're a subscriber, tho....but as you say enough of a head start to go find something to listen to somewheres....

 

[lovinthehd]

Just because I saw these guys in concert once and am a big cover fan. Plus I think Celeste is hot

little hurricane - Stay Classy (A Collection of Covers by little hurricane)

Spotify link

 

[eljr]

This thread has traditionally provided a free link to the music, usually via youtube. That's not always available or easily found for full albums. Allmusic links are fine for that if you're a subscriber, tho....but as you say enough of a head start to go find something to listen to somewheres....

thank you for the explanation

it's funny, at the same time that @Pogre was asking for a direct link to music from me, on another site a demand was being made that my posts in the "what are you listening thread" be accompanied with a personal mini review!

I thought my postings in the listening to threads to be very complete.

I take the time to find artwork, with what I listen to it's not always easy, and I leave plenty of information so if what I listen to tickles anyone, they have all they need to find it.

Personally, I never used Spotify in my life until literally a few days ago and I doubt when the free month is over that I'll retain it. Not decided yet. I seldom listen to music on You Tube. If I leave a link to Primephonic or Tidal or Amazon how many have subscriptions where the link would be of value?

You Tube would be the most universally acceptable, I would think few people would listen to an album on YouTube if they had an option so.... what's the point? (To me anyway)

All that said, if that is the unwritten rule of this thread (I checked the opening posts of this and the thread that preceded it, links to music are not requested) I will respect that.

Personally, I much prefer to see the album art than a link.

Like I said, I thought my posts more fully considered for fellow posters than most any others.

again, thanks for the explination

 

[Pogre]

thank you for the explanation

it's funny, at the same time that @Pogre was asking for a direct link to music from me, on another site a demand was being made that my posts in the "what are you listening thread" be accompanied with a personal mini review!

I thought my postings in the listening to threads to be very complete.

I take the time to find artwork, with what I listen to it's not always easy, and I leave plenty of information so if what I listen to tickles anyone, they have all they need to find it.

Personally, I never used Spotify in my life until literally a few days ago and I doubt when the free month is over that I'll retain it. Not decided yet. I seldom listen to music on You Tube. If I leave a link to Primephonic or Tidal or Amazon how many have subscriptions where the link would be of value?

You Tube would be the most universally acceptable, I would think few people would listen to an album on YouTube if they had an option so.... what's the point? (To me anyway)

All that said, if that is the unwritten rule of this thread (I checked the opening posts of this and the thread that preceded it, links to music are not requested) I will respect that.

Personally, I much prefer to see the album art than a link.

Like I said, I thought my posts more fully considered for fellow posters than most any others.

again, thanks for the explination

There's nothing "wrong" with how your posting. There's no written rule per se, I was only asking if you could provide a link so I can hear some of the stuff you post without doing a search (I know, lazy ). I would listen to more of your suggestions if you provided a link. I've found some new music by keeping an eye on this thread.

Speaking of which, this popped up in my suggestions on youtube and I've never heard it before, but I'm willing to bet some of you guys are very familiar with it. It's a little different, but I like it.

Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells, Live at the BBC (remastered)

 

[Joe B]

I thought my postings in the listening to threads to be very complete.

I take the time to find artwork, with what I listen to it's not always easy, and I leave plenty of information so if what I listen to tickles anyone, they have all they need to find it.

Personally, I much prefer to see the album art than a link.

Like I said, I thought my posts more fully considered for fellow posters than most any others.

again, thanks for the explination

Your postings are very complete. I can't believe you take the time to type out the "recording" information.
I like that you take the time to find the artwork. I am trying to follow your lead.
I also prefer to see the album art than a link.

 

[Pogre]

Your postings are very complete. I can't believe you take the time to type out the "recording" information.
I like that you take the time to find the artwork. I am trying to follow your lead.
I also prefer to see the album art than a link.

Why not both?

 

[eljr]

I was only asking if you could provide a link so I can hear some of the stuff you post without doing a search

Well, that ain't happening. lol

However, what I am willing to do is tip you to stuff I think may be worth your time investment.

Frankly, I can think of several things I think you'd like based on the little back and forth we have had here.

(I know, lazy )

agree

I've found some new music by keeping an eye on this thread.

This is why I spend so much time in these threads, a great source of new to me music. This is my least posted in site. (Mostly because out of spin threads the name calling and language is terrible and the site bias exhibited prohibits response.)

Speaking of which, this popped up in my suggestions on youtube and I've never heard it before, but I'm willing to bet some of you guys are very familiar with it. It's a little different, but I like it.

Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells, Live at the BBC (remastered)

Absolutely.I am sure @lovinthd and I are well aware of this piece.

Not to sound audiophool but I never really appreciated this work until I heard it on my big stereo in SACD.

 

[eljr]

Your postings are very complete. I can't believe you take the time to type out the "recording" information.
I like that you take the time to find the artwork. I am trying to follow your lead.
I also prefer to see the album art than a link.

It's copy and past but still takes some extra effort.

Like I said, some of the stuff is not easy to find because I don't listen to much main stream