Just had a listen to 'All on a Misty Morning' from As is Now by Paul Weller. Saw him in Blackpool last Thursday and he did a great version of this song :)

One Republic - Prodigal

U 2 - The Unforgettable Fire on A-TAPE... Just relaxing after work

James Taylor - Fire And Rain

Nightmares on Wax - Ethnic Majority. Carboot Soul is a modern classic, one of the best electronica/lounge albums of all time...

Alex:

Nightmares on Wax - Ethnic Majority. Carboot Soul is a modern classic, one of the best electronica/lounge albums of all time...

Never heard of them. But I've listened to a few of their songs and I have to say they're very good in my opinion.

beocool:

Alex:

Nightmares on Wax - Ethnic Majority. Carboot Soul is a modern classic, one of the best electronica/lounge albums of all time...

Never heard of them. But I've listened to a few of their songs

Jandyt:

beocool:

Alex:

Nightmares on Wax - Ethnic Majority. Carboot Soul is a modern classic, one of the best electronica/lounge albums of all time...

Never heard of them. But I've listened to a few of their songs

You are entirely correct Andy. What I meant, I listened to a few of their songs after Alex mentioned Nightmares on Wax here. I never heard of them before Alex made this post.

Excellent stuff - Carboot Soul is possibly the most relaxing album of all time, without actually sending you to sleep. Completely chilled, and yet good laid-back-party music too...

I also have 'Smoker's Delight' and 'In A Space Outta Sound'. Smokers Delight is a strange album, I would say I don't know what he was smoking when he made that album, but it's probably the same stuff everyone in the industry smokes. In A Space Outta Sound is another excellent album though, and makes great listening alongside Carboot Soul.

Right now - listening to Massive Attack's Protection. Another classic album!

Alex:

Right now - listening to Massive Attack's Protection. Another classic album!

Earlier today I was listening to Blue Lines.

 

Craig

It's raining in NY and I have Miles Davis - Kind of Blue on.
I have this CD "permanently attached" to BS9000

Craig:

Alex:

Right now - listening to Massive Attack's Protection. Another classic album!

Earlier today I was listening to Blue Lines.

 

Craig

Goes without saying. Absolutely defining album - fantastic to listen to every time I hear it...

First time I heard this album was when I went to a friends Brothers house one night. Next day I went out a brought a copy, seem to remember it was quite expensive at the time as it was only available on Import.

 

Craig

beoperson:

It's raining in NY and I have Miles Davis - Kind of Blue on.
I have this CD "permanently attached" to BS9000

I'm listening to Wynton Marsalis' Standard Time, Vol. 3. I love this album, it's so flowing. Miles Davis never liked Marsalis' style (or supposed lack thereof), but I think it's quite distinctive.

Excuse the multiple posts, but I was having a problem with my browser, and I'm not sure you can delete posts. 

Zelbinion:

beoperson:

It's raining in NY and I have Miles Davis - Kind of Blue on.
I have this CD "permanently attached" to BS9000

I'm listening to Wynton Marsalis' Standard Time, Vol. 3. I love this album, it's so flowing. Miles Davis never liked Marsalis' style (or supposed lack thereof), but I think it's quite distinctive.

Excuse the multiple posts, but I was having a problem with my browser, and I'm not sure you can delete posts. 

I have not heard Wynton Marsalis' Standard Time Vol 3 - I should give it it a try.

I have downloaded Abbey Linkoln's recent release yesterday: Abbey Sings Abbey.
And I love it...

BTW love your avatar, what spyral galaxy is that?

I actually think it's computer generated, not an actual spiral galaxy. I just had it in my desktop picture library, and decided to upload it.

Debussy's Prelude A L'apres - Midi D'un Faune - LSO/Frühbeck. Amazing piece of music...

Alex:

Debussy's Prelude A L'apres - Midi D'un Faune - LSO/Frühbeck. Amazing piece of music...

That really is a very beautiful piece, Alex. Another classical from that period is Ravel's "Pavane pour une infante défunte". Fantastic, makes me sad every time I hear it.
 

I do have some Ravel on vinyl somewhere, I think it's from my granddad's collection - I'll have to dig it out.

Currently listening to Massive Attack's Protection. I can't get over how just... amazing... Massive Attack are. Every album of theirs is basically a genre defining album, they essentially invented Trip-Hop.

Us and them, Floyd.

One Republic - Too Easy

Wonderful song!

LP / cat stevens / teaser and the firecat / bm4002 -> bm4400 ->s60

YAHOO! 

BG8002 plays Yngwie J Malmsteen Rising force. I haven't heard it for years.

Cdx: Will to Live Ben Harper.

 

"Steppin' out", Eric Clapton featured with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, with Champion Jack Dupree & Otis Spann (phew).

Put that on the BG6000. I bought the record more than 20 years ago from one of my oldest (now late) friends. It's been years, too, since I last played this...

Listening to the album Beautiful Freak by Eels. Good stuff!