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This sounds great. But I also need to get my hands on that TRON soundtrack.

Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol. 1

I suppose the important part to know is this regarding the line up

Fats Navarro and Sonny are incredible

Nice album, some of those early 1500s Blue Notes are incredible

Classic Records vinyl, limited edition from the 90s with out takes in 45 rpm

Mark Knopfler - The Ragpicker's Dream

Sophie Hunger - 1983 [2010]

Listening to this one again. Nice disc.

After some Oscar Peterson Trio from the Mosaic set, played

Annie Lennox - Christmas Cornucopia

Then Mount Kimbie - Crooks and Lovers

And now the Tron OST by Deft Punk. Probably the first DP album that is managing to keep me interested.

John Lennon -- Plastic Ono Band

Everything Everything, Man Alive -- man, this is strangely enticing. Also, I like their whole "badly downloaded images" thing for the covers, it gives a consistent look to all of them: link

Beatles - White Album (2009 Mono)

tron soundtrack. just got it. very nice. normally dont go for the daft punk stuff but mixed in with soundtrack-y music, it sounds cool

Symbyosis - On the Wings of Phoenix (2005)

Gojira, From Mars to Sirius -- quite possibly the heaviest thing I listen to, short of Opeth. Bring it. It will be brought. Lead singer has a voice like flaking leather. And every once in a while, the guitarist will throw in this squeal into a riff that somehow always seems perfectly placed. Teutonic (despite being French).

Black Keys - Brothers

fuck yeah

Can - The Peel Sessions (1995)

Woo fucking hoo! Finally got this on CD, minty fresh, for a fairly reasonable price. Still I spend more than I ever intended on it. Very good stuff and very very hard to find in good condition.

Norah Jones - ...Featuring Norah Jones

Can - The Peel Sessions (1995)

Woo fucking hoo! Finally got this on CD, minty fresh, for a fairly reasonable price. Still I spend more than I ever intended on it. Very good stuff and very very hard to find in good condition.

Wasn't even aware of its existence, now I need to track it down.

Me: Barbara Morgenstern, Enter the Partyzone - Plastikreport

Edited December 9, 201015 yr by Dusty Chalk

Barbara Morgenstern, Fan No. 2 -- moar teutonic-ness. Teutonicity. Medigs. She manages to have that bubbling grooviness that Kraftwerk managed on even their least groovy tracks. (And I Kraftwerk, so that is no mean feat.)

Can - The Peel Sessions (1995)

Woo fucking hoo! Finally got this on CD, minty fresh, for a fairly reasonable price. Still I spend more than I ever intended on it. Very good stuff and very very hard to find in good condition.

Nice! Do you have the Radio Waves bootleg?

Wasn't even aware of its existence, now I need to track it down.

Check this out:

Nice! Do you have the Radio Waves bootleg?

Yeah, but not on CD.

Barbara Morgenstern, Fan No. 2 -- moar teutonic-ness. Teutonicity. Medigs. She manages to have that bubbling grooviness that Kraftwerk managed on even their least groovy tracks. (And I Kraftwerk, so that is no mean feat.)

So fucking good, can't get past this track:

Also, I pretty much fell in with her at 0:30:

Edited December 10, 201015 yr by Dusty Chalk

The three sounds - bottoms' up (analogue productions sacd)

God, I love Gene Harris in this setting.

Dexter Gordon Doin' Allright (audiowave xrcd)

Just checked my email, and we are getting the Analogue Productions mother-load next week.

4 impulse sacds, 2 blue note sacds, plus 2 new audiowave xrcds that just came out.

would aardvark share that?

usual place..

Vince Guaraldi - A Charlie Brown Christmas