Joan Armatrading "Square the Circle"

Lee Morgan "TomCat"

Ray LaMontagne "Gossip in the Grain"

The Sundays - Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

I love that album.

Echo & The Bunnymen -- Echo & The Bunnymen

George Adams - Live at the Village Vanguard Vol 1

Everything But The Girl -- Walking Wounded

George Adams - Live at the Village Vanguard Vol 2

Lizzi love and you and i

me too.

Mee three

Just Duo by Chet Baker

Pepper Adams - 10 to 4 at the 5-Spot

Our Lady Peace gravity

The Stone Roses -- Second Coming

Sword - Metalized

Thanks to Al, I am now listening to these two again. Haven't listened to them in a while and they are great.

Kaki King -- Rhapsody Originals

Kaki King -- Legs To Make Us Longer

the more i listen to this, the more i think that it may be the single greatest recording ever made in any genre.

Heck yes, I have that on Fantasy vinyl. One of my favorites from the 45 rpm reissue series.

the more i listen to this, the more i think that it may be the single greatest recording ever made in any genre.

That must be some good scotch!

Andrew Bird -- Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs

and better music. i've listened to a lot of music, but this quartet from 1956... of course, my opinion might be colored by fact that i think Art Tatum was the finest instrumentalist of the 20th century, but i just can't think of a better recording. with just this album, a person who had never listened to music before could understand jazz, could understand an entire idiom, could understand an entire era, could understand the people who made the music, and could understand the people who listened to it. i can't think of any other recording that can do that.

while that's a pretty good album, i don't think it can do it.

By "it" do you mean all of that above^^ ? No, I don't think it can synthesize and symbolize an idiom, era or any discernible group of people.

But I wasn't offering it as another example of your hypothesis. I just happen to be listening to it.

August Rush Soundtrack

Artemis auralei

while that's a pretty good album, i don't think it can do it.

this will

Mario Suzuki - Masterpiece Of Folklore Music

Mario Suzuki - Masterpiece Of Folklore Music

Great album and one I've been using often for my DAC comparing exercise.

i wants the tatums pleaze

Regina Spektor - Far

The album has become part of my work rotation of late.

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - A Night In Tunisia