http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/11884445/Why-are-middle-aged-men-so-obsessed-with-Taylor-Swift.html

Is it ironic that I will listen to Ryan's Swift's 1989 on Spotify, or just confusing?

Completely non ironic apparently (see telegraph article above, and

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/what-to-listen-to/ryan-adams-1989-review-taylor-swift/ )

No, I understand the album is not ironic, I meant me listening to someone covering Taylor Swift (an outspoken Spotify critic) on Spotify.

I guess you answered my question:  confusing.  :\

Edited September 24, 201510 yr by Dusty Chalk

FOTM -- FOTM

^^^ Need to listen.....

Me: over the last 2 days, some stuff to try old and new:

David Gilmour - Rattle That Lock
Hammock - Kenotic
Public Image Ltd. - What The World Needs Now
New Order - Music Complete
Lucie Silvas - Letters To Ghosts
Patty Griffin - Servant Of Love
Jewel - Picking Up The Pieces
Lesbian - Power Hor
Tamaryn - Cranekiss
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Barrowlands Live

Adams' version is better. 

 

 

Edited September 25, 201510 yr by blessingx

I really like Adams' version.  I almost bought it on HDTracks, but they didn't have anything less than 192, and I almost always downgrade to 96 just to save a few bucks.  I should listen to the Chvrches again, but I really feel like trying to squeeze in Black Holes & Revelations before Knucks' show (for which I'm actually home, for a change).

Listened to Rykarda Parasol's new album, The Color of Destruction, yesterday. Enjoyed it quite a bit, but I'll need some more time with it to really get a feel for it.

Calexico, Edge of the Sun (deluxe edition, 24/96)

Malkmus' take...

Embedding is back to having issues on mobile.

Chvrches!

Because of the Seeking a Friend at the End of the World soundtrack... 

 

So far Let It Go in Arabic, Malay, Bulgarian and Cantonese. Only 46 more versions to go! 

:eep: -- be careful, you could fry a brain cell.

Me -- bunch of weird and less weird but no less unorthodox classical music on Tidal:  Spaghetti Rag -- ragtime music played on mandolins, horn chamber music, mussorgsky's pictures as a piano trio, etc.

Edited September 27, 201510 yr by Dusty Chalk

Showed up on Tidal -- I haven't heard this since I lost the cd in about 1992.

And for good measure ...

Can't get this one out of my head.

Speaking of... have listened this a dozen times in the last 24. 

 

Cocteau Twins - Victorialand.  Just what I needed to mellow out and focus at work.  Helps me build those Alternate Hierarchical Dimensions

 

 

Just finished three cd set - Morricone

 

 

Now Some Glenn Gould - Bach of course

 

 

 

Streaming the Banjo stage from Hardly Strictly 

 

http://www.hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2015/webcast/fri-banjo.html

Thanks for the heads-up, Mikey. The Arrow stage sounds interesting, later on.