Right now I am listening to ...

[iaudio]

Bizarre Love Triangle -pop acustico - Marianna Leporace - YouTube

 

[afj]

 

[Hifidelity]

Thimar - Anouar Brahem


Spectacular Fusion - Traditional Oud with Sax, Clarinet and Bass

 

[Hifidelity]

Shakti - Natural Elements

"Get Down and Shruti" and "Mind Ecology" tracks bring out the genius of the four greats - John McLaughlin(guitar), Zakir Hussain(tabla),L. Shankar(Carnatic Violin) and "Vikku" Vinayakram( ghatam)

 

[musicbee]

 

[musicbee]

 

[Hifidelity]

The Best Of Diane Schuur - Diane Schuur


Diane's range and versatility is nothing short of impressive.

 

[afj]

 

[unleash_me]

 

[musicbee]

 

[jls001]

The Best Of Diane Schuur - Diane Schuur


Diane's range and versatility is nothing short of impressive.

+1 to that. Try the album "Music Is My Life". I especially like the long and windy number "Bewitched, Bothered, Bewildered". Here's a live version:

Diane Schuur - Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered - YouTube

 

[jls001]

Is it only me who likes Barenaked Ladies? Here's a track with very uplifting and insightful lyrics from the Canadians:

Barenaked Ladies - Call and Answer - YouTube

 

[afj]

 

[grubyhalo]

Fantastic albums! Good to know that BT gets some love around here...

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

I'm definitely reverting to being a dead head!.

Listening to downloaded Grateful Dead live concerts, and not being able to get Dupree's Diamond Blues out of my head

 

[grubyhalo]

I'm definitely reverting to being a dead head!.

Listening to downloaded Grateful Dead live concerts, and not being able to get Dupree's Diamond Blues out of my head

Wolfgang's vault is a goldmine, isn't it?:yahoo:

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

It is indeed

But ... It is, as of a few days ago, now subscription only, so no more free streaming. Well, I subscribed anyway, and I've almost spent my subscription on FLAC downloads, so I think it is good value, but I think a lot of people will be upset.

There's always The Internet Archive ... and I was streaming some really-good-quality sound from '69 two days ago.

 

[grubyhalo]

Oh, I didn't know that! It's been atleast a month since I last visited the vault. If I had a decent system, I wouldn't mind subscribing myself. The Internet Archive is not half bad too...

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Offtopic maybe (what we're not listening to now? ) but I got this email on 7 Aug...

Hey Music Fans, we are thrilled to announce that we'll be launching a brand new Concert Vault tomorrow. It will be easier than ever to enjoy the breadth and depth of the audio/video archives, and we'll be re-committed to bringing you the best new releases and curated content the Vault has to offer. We've put a lot of work into the new site and can't wait for you to dig in!

It's an exciting time, and it coincides with two other landmarks we've just reached: we have now streamed over 2 billion songs, and we have recently cataloged the 200,000th recording in our archives. It's been an amazing five years, and we can't thank you enough for all your support.

But as we keep growing, we've needed to make another change, as well. As of tomorrow, Concert Vault will be a membership-based site. Memberships will be available for less than $3.00 per month, and will come with a slew of fantastic perks that make signing up a no-brainer. Everyone will get a 14-day free trial to explore, so come back, check it out, and decide for yourself. And if you're already a WVIP, you won't need to do anything -- you'll continue to enjoy your membership privileges without interruption.

Over the next few weeks, we'll be releasing new concerts from Pink Floyd, Bruce Springsteen, the Allman Brothers, and U2, to name just a few. And all of the amazing shows you've come to know and love will still be here, too. So as we get ready to take our next big step forward, we thought it would be fitting to highlight the six most popular Vault recordings of all time: enjoy these featured shows today, and make sure you come back tomorrow to see how we've made the Concert Vault even better.

Thanks again for listening, and stay tuned -- the best is yet to come!

 

[tirthankar]