Once again: what are you listening to now?

BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Metallica - One (Live San Diego 92)


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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Fade to Black - Metallica (Live San Diego 92)

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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Metallica - The Unforgiven (Live San Diego 92)


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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Stevie Nicks - Sara (Live)


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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Renaissance - Carpet of the Sun


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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Renaissance - Let It Grow


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BruZZi

BruZZi

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Renaissance - Can You Understand


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BruZZi

BruZZi

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Living Together, Growing Together


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skizzerflake

skizzerflake

Audioholic Field Marshall
Steve Earle - Washington Square Serenade. What a transition, from a drugged out redneck southern country boy to a Manhattan loving, Village residing, bald guy married to a slinky country singer.
 
BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Boston - More Than A Feeling


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BruZZi

BruZZi

Full Audioholic
Pink Floyd - The Division Bell (Pulse Live)


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zildjian

zildjian

Audioholic Chief
"The Best of R.E.M." DVD-Audio disc
& The Who's "Tommy" SACD surround sound mix (must have for any Who fan)

This is the "deluxe edition" of Tommy which has an extra disc that's full of outtakes and demo's from the recording sessions of Tommy. It's a fun listen. I've been in many bands over the years, and there's a certain feel sometimes in recording sessions that these outtakes captured for me at least.

I haven't gotten a lot of afternoons where I could just sit and listen to the Atlantic Technology 8200 system I bought last year, but I'm really enjoying it. It's a good afternoon out of the office. :)
 
bandphan

bandphan

Banned
Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains

 
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Hawkeye

Full Audioholic
Pulled out a 30-some year old vinyl copy of Steve Hunter's "Swept Away" album and cranked it. I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed it. Very interesting versions of "Sail On Sailor" (Beach Boys), and "Eight Miles High" (Byrds), heavy on the guitars. :)
 

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