More vinyl!
The transition from compact disc to vinyl did not come immediately for me, but it was pretty darn quick. At first, I still listened to certain CDs simply because I didn't have a vinyl counterpart. I have since augmented most of my favorite CDs…
Reminds me of some people I've met.
The Hawk is Howling is the band's sixth full-length album and is available as a luxuriously packaged double-LP on 180-gram vinyl. Thank you, Matador. You can listen to the entire album on the band's Myspace page. My current favorite song is also probably the album's poppiest track, "The Sun Smells Too Loud."
Sounds great on the hi-fi, too.
This disc's title comes from the lyrics to "Theme For the Eulipions": "If there were no sun / You would have this song." I have never been able to figure out why Rahsaan Roland Kirk is not universally acknowledged as one of America's greatest musicians ever. People think that playing multiple reeds simultaneously was some kind of gimmick, but he was creating real honest to…
But some of us were seduced by it anyway. Matching tempi and even keys was elementary, but a really masterful mix would link music that you never thought of as having commonalities and…
She sits on her orange couch one Sunday morning listening to old records, wondering why she is alone. Why can't she have some handsome, quiet man to sit beside? Someone who will just shut the hell up and be still while the record spins.
She's listening to the second side of Some Girls and she has…
I have been going through the flatplan for job STRS-080049. That…
Sounds like a good time. For more info, along with a brief but interesting timeline of Lennon's life, visit Lyric's website.
Man, are we busy or what? We are kind of like superheroes. They should clone us.
I have never been. To RMAF or to Denver. John Atkinson tells me it's going to be a good time. He says it won't be nearly as crowded or chaotic as the Consumer Electronics Show or our own Home Entertainment Show—the only two audio shows I have experienced—so we should actually be able to listen to some music.
Crazy concept.
The Rocky Mountain Audio Fest…