Right now I am listening to ...

[srinisundar]

Half the way in "Sorgam" movie. Released in 1970 / acted by sivaji ganeshan-KR.Vijaya..

Sorgam (1970)

 

[metalbandit]

DEATH - LEPROSY

An early album from Chuck Schuldiner, revered by most as the father of Death Metal..

Chuck Schuldiner - Guitar, Vocals
Rick Rozz - Guitars
Bill Andrews - Drums
Terry Butler - Bass

 

[grubyhalo]

An absolutely delightful jazz album and a must-have even if you don't like jazz. The better your sound system, the richer the rewards!

 

[grubyhalo]

Though condemned to follow it's phenomenal predecessor, the '94 edition manages to showcase some very good performances. Live, Joe Cocker, Green Day, Collective Soul, Bob Dylan and Traffic are my favorites from this album...

 

[unleash_me]

 

[rams1977]

Norah jones The Fall. "Chasing pirates", "Waiting" and "You've ruined me now" are my picks. Whats urs?

 

[metalbandit]

Iron Savior - Condition Red

True Power Metal in the lines of Gamma Ray & Helloween.

Band members

Piet Sielck lead vocals, guitar (1996-)
Joachim "Piesel" Kstner guitar, backing vocals (2000-)
Yenz Leonhardt bass, backing vocals (2003-)
Thomas Nack drums and miscellaneous percussion (1999-)

Former band members

Kai Hansen vocals, guitar (1996-2001)
Jan-Sren Eckert bass, vocals (1997-2003)
Andreas Kck keyboards, backing vocals (1998-2003)
Dan Zimmermann drums (1997-1999)
Thomen Stauch drums (1996-1998)

source: Wikipedia.org

 

[subhash]

paa

illiayaraja is very impressive, couple of good sounding tracks at the very first listen
big Bs song is the only let down

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

I've been "digitising" vinyl.

In the process, "listened" to:

The Incredible String Band: The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter

The Grateful Dead: Anthem of the Sun

I may have heard the beginnings, ends, and a few pops and crackles rather more often than the rest of the material, but I still thoroughly enjoyed the music

 

[murali_n]

Hai thad,

what's your set up for Digitising the vinyl?

N.Murali

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Murali... I've been talking about it (off topic, but hey, it's my thread) in posts #15 and #18 of -->this thread

Today it was Hot Tuna and The Band I don't think I can manage more than two albums in one session, and it helps to have the house to myself, which I often do on Sundays when my wife is doing her religious stuff --- could be a long time ahead! (and then I have a couple of thousand childhood slides to digitise!).

Next in the queue: Workingman's Dead. Maybe tonight.

 

[shaundubash]

The Hunter by Jennifer Warnes

 

[unleash_me]

 

[Hiten]

Song : 29 Palms
Artist : Robert Plant
Album : Fate of Nations
YouTube - Robert Plant-29 Palms

 

[malvai]

Led Zep III... Its a brillian album... Especially if you're listening to the LP.... The slight crackle of the minute scratches give it a even better feel!

 

[unleash_me]

 

[unleash_me]

 

[afj]

christmas carols by her

 

[dinyaar]

The Hunter by Jennifer Warnes

Lovely!!! Heard this album & Famous Blue Raincoat this morning. Superb.

 

[unleash_me]