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I buy 99% of my music digitally now. I do have the deluxe version of Tracker. I've yet to sit down and give it a proper listen on my Axioms, but I already like "Laughs and Jokes and Drinks and Smoke" and :Mighty Man". As for a favorite Knopfler album? I'd have to say Ragpicker's Dream. "Quality Shoe" is one of my favorites. ![smile smile](/boards/images/graemlins/default/smile.gif) Cool -- Ragpicker does seem somewhat "of a piece" with Tracker. I love the little slices of life that Mark picks out to focus on ... often itinerant/working class American lives. Looking forward to revisiting these tracks when my own speakers are in. ![cool cool](/boards/images/graemlins/default/cool.gif)
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Genesis - Trespass. Seriously under-rated. You hear people say "early Genesis is the only real Genesis" but not Trespass because it's too early and it's not the same lineup (different guitarist & drummer).
To paraphrase Nick Fury from Iron Man 2, Trespass is "the realest Genesis you're ever gonna meet" IMO. The CD doesn't seem to have been horribly remastered and compressed, so it really shows off a system nicely. The good old days when bass pedals carried the melody.
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Funny, I was just listening to both pre-Peter and post-Peter Genesis last week. I didn't stop liking them sans Peter. I just saw it as having an additional artist's records I wanted to have.
The thing that really brought mid-70's Genesis to mind was the new Steven Wilson. As someone here has already said, a really worthwhile "get." There are so many passages that sound just (and I mean "just") like a 33 1/3 LP; 33 1/3 of mid-70's Genesis, 33 1/3 same-period Yes, and 33 1/3 same period Floyd(but ALL that you've never heard before).
The boy DOES do his R & R homework!
The players are amazing. Some of the best keyboards and drums (Adam Holzman & Marco Minnemann) this old man has heard in a while.
The new Knopfler I gave away to someone I thought might like it more than I did. Chris, I'm keeping this one.
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Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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I just gave the new Ben Howard CD a listen (his second). Hmm….. It’s OK, but not nearly as good as his first CD. If you like Ben Howard’s first CD, you’ll like the new one, but it just doesn’t have the same energy as his first CD. Recording wise, it’s good. No problems with sound quality.
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shareholder in the making
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My daughter has bogarted the sweet spot on the couch. I'm not sure if she realizes this, but probably...
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Founder, Axiom Upgrade Club shareholder in the making
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Melora Creager - Fa La La: The Bastardy of Shakespeare's Madrigals, Volume 1.5She keeps releasing new stuff as both Rasputina and Melora Creager. A lot of output lately, so it's hard to keep expecting a lot, but I'm enjoying this one. I also got her new Rasputina album on CD yesterday, so I need to rip that one and listen to that as well.
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Mumford and Son's - Wilder Mind
Love this CD.... Can't believe I haven't bought any of their stuff before.
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John Butler Trio. Stumbled across them. Need to get. Soon.
Half of communication is listening. You can't listen with your mouth.
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I stumbled across the John Butler Trio a lot of years ago in a bar in Ottawa during an evening walk to relieve some boredom during my trip. I planned on having a beer and some food but ended up staying late into the night because I as I just couldn't leave.
It was simply amazing how they all kept switching instruments in mid song. Sometimes several times per song each but totally seamless!! VERY Talented musicians and a great variety to the music.
With great power comes Awesome irresponsibility.
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I'm listening to U2 Actung Baby. Love the music and obsessed by the recording. I'm on my third sub just to hear the deep bass line on Zoo Station properly.
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