burantek wrote:

tournedos wrote:

Ali Farka Touré - Savane

This guy sounds more like John Lee Hooker than Mr. H himself 🙂 I highly recommend this album for anyone who likes both blues & African music.

Have you heard his collab w/ Ry Cooder: Talking Timbuktu?

Amazing! In particular: Diaraby

I'll make a note! Will consider it the next time I buy some records (you know, those shiny little things that old farts used to put into CD players - I still only buy them 😂 )

Edit: Aww b0llocks, just ordered it from amazon.co.uk. I'm a bit flabbergasted over how well it works - last weekend I ordered three CDs, all from separate sources, and this Friday morning all three were dropped in my mailslot. Good prices as well.

Brothers of Darkness - Popol Vuh

Shine on you Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd, Distant Sound of Thunder LP on my BG 8000, Sounding a lot better than my 4002, but I have to recalibrate the tracking force of the 4002 sometime before I can get rid of distortion and lack of bass.

Balance 013 disc 1 through Beolab 3's. Cool stuff. 😐

Sufjan Stevens - The BQE.

Not exactly easy to listen to and very different from his previous work, but great nonetheless...

Hello

I listen to Tina Dickow, Pink Floyd, Vertical Horizon, H.P nøhr, Phil Collins.

/Uldall

Eugene1960 wrote:

How very interesting.  Has anyone ever looked at Audiokarma.org?  Vintage stuff there but B&O is underrepresented.  

Arvo Pärt: Magnificat

I am stuck on the elevator and cant get off.