What are you listening to? - March 2019

[axolotl]

Eric Hutchinson ~ Sounds Like This (2007)



Piano Rock

 

[Unsomnambulist]

The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Monolith Of Phobos (2016)

 

[axolotl]

Matmos ~ The Civil War (2003)



From one RYM commenter:

Sounds like monty python gone post-rock.

 

[axolotl]

Enter Shikari ~The Spark (2017)



What manner of witchery is this?

 

[axolotl]

Portal ~ Waves and Echoes (2005)



Post-Rock, Ambient, Downtempo, soft female vocals (occasionally)

 

[axolotl]

Portal ~ Remixes (2001)



Ambient, Experimental

 

[axolotl]

Dave Holland Quintet ~ Points of View (1998)

 

[axolotl]

The Silos / Walter Salas-Humara ~ Ask the Dust: Recordings 1980 - 1988 [Compilation] (1995)

 

[Old Uncle Toe]

Reese Wynans and Friends - Sweet Release

Pianist who was in the sessions that led to the formation of The Allman Brothers Band, but got bumped when they decided to have only one keyboard. Played with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble for many years. Currently part of Joe Bonamassa's touring band.

 

[lpfreak1170]

Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest (2010)


First listen.

 

[Old Uncle Toe]

Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest (2010)


First listen.

Oh, yeah, I listened to this today too. I need to spin it again though. Tomorrow I think.

 

[axolotl]

The Rolling Stones ~ Stripped (1995)

 

[Nickyboy]

Lou Reed- Transformer (1972)

 

[Ojai Sam]

The Silos / Walter Salas-Humara ~ Ask the Dust: Recordings 1980 - 1988 [Compilation] (1995)

What did you think of this? W S-H is one of those artists I feel guilty for not liking very much.

 

[Old Uncle Toe]

Dave Alvin - Eleven Eleven



Bluesy singer-songwriter with a hair of country influence.

 

[axolotl]

What did you think of this? W S-H is one of those artists I feel guilty for not liking very much.

Eh, I've liked other early Silos' albums a bit more than this. I too feel guilty about not appreciating him with anywhere near the esteem in which I hoid The Vulgar Boatmen or The Mysteries of Life. He does a very good job on "(I Love to Hear Your) Heartbeat," which was written by Dale Lawrence and Robert Ray of TVB. A handful of the songs on this album were written by Robert Ray, either by himself, or co-written with W S-H or Bob Rupe.. Evidently, they traveled in the same circuits back then. The songs composed by W S-H alone seem to all sound too same-y or fall flat, somehow.

I am shipping this one off to NH.

 

[Unsomnambulist]

Eh, I've liked other early Silos' albums a bit more than this. I too feel guilty about not appreciating him with anywhere near the esteem in which I hoid The Vulgar Boatmen or The Mysteries of Life. He does a very good job on "(I Love to Hear Your) Heartbeat," which was written by Dale Lawrence and Robert Ray of TVB. A handful of the songs on this album were written by Robert Ray, either by himself, or co-written with W S-H or Bob Rupe.. Evidently, they traveled in the same circuits back then. The songs composed by W S-H alone seem to all sound too same-y or fall flat, somehow.

I am shipping this one off to NH.

Is W S-H big in New Hampshire?

 

[axolotl]

Is W S-H big in New Hampshire?

I dunno. Does the national census cover that sort of thing?

The person to whom I am shipping this CD lives in New Hampshire. I am sworn to confidentiality, otherwise. :nunja:

 

[Unsomnambulist]

Meat Puppets - Dusty Notes (2019)



This is the most country record they've done.

 

[lpfreak1170]

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - I Miss You (1972)