Edited September 15, 200916 yr by deepak

"Simple Minds, est. 1977" -- that's cute

Edited September 16, 200916 yr by Dusty Chalk

redbook layer, mmm Model 2 A/D converters

Simon & Garfunkel -- Live 1969

Hooray for insomnia.

Sarah McLachlan - Rarities, B-Sides 2 And Other Stuff, Volume 2

Pearl Jam - Back Spacer

Frost*, Milliontown -- this is really good contemporary prog, extremely well produced (assuming you actually like production).

Again, this album fucking rocks my socks and boxers, even the missing ones. "Black Light Machine" is pure awesome. I love it when you can actually hear someone having fun making music.

from the cd mono box

a nice revelation to put it mildly as this is my second time hearing the mono version.

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Iron Maiden -- Killers

Mark Knopfler - Get Lucky

Beth Orton - Trailer Park

Noto + Sakamoto, UTP

before that Porcupine Tree - The Incident

Depeche Mode -- A Broken Frame

Dire Straits -- Dire Straits

On the plane:

Iron & Wine - Around the Well

Listening to the music matters Dolphy's OTL great LP and so much better than the RVG CD version

Listening to the This American Life episode Rest Stop (click 'full episode' if interested).

Nine radio producers. Two days. One rest stop on the New York State Thruway. In this show, we

A Flock Of Seagulls -- A Flock Of Seagulls

latest listens since I don't post in this thread nearly enough:

Mike Gordon - The Green Sparrow

Death - Individual Thought Patterns

David Bowie - Aladdin Sane (RCA)

Lou Reed - Transformer (2006 Japan Mini)

been having some pretty satisfying music experiences. I'm happy that after many many years of listening Death is starting to click with me.

Hirmoi, Time Control, SACD

Leonard Cohen -- Live In London

Great recording of a great concert.

Oo-oo, I need to hear.

Wait, what if I loved their last album?

we may just have differing tastes in music