What are you listening to right now?

[DanOstergren25]

 

[DanOstergren25]

 

[MartinCrabtree108 2]

Greg Lake wrote this at the age of 12 years old.
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[Ysarex85 79]

Borodin

 

[cgw116 141]

Serge Chaloff, "Thanks for the Memory."

 

[DanOstergren25]

 

[MartinCrabtree108 2]

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[zombiesniper112 12]

A bit on the lighter side.

 

[cgw116 141]

Real CanCon,,,For me, this is the definitive version. Written by Anna McGarrigle.
"Heart Like a Wheel" sung by the Kate and Anna McGarrigle

 

[MartinCrabtree108 2]

Some very early Peter Frampton.​

 

[cgw116 141]

For Miles' 100th Birthday last week:
"A Gal in Calico"

 

[cgw116 141]

I'll splurge on another...
Zoot Sims and the enigmatic German pianist, Jutta Hipp:

 

[webestang6412 1]

I love finding LP's with just noises (have many "sound effects" LP's). This one I found at the thrift shop for a buck, it's just neat. I'm thinking of taking the auto race track and using it while I play with my slot car track....LOL

 

[cgw116 141]

I love finding LP's with just noises (have many "sound effects" LP's). This one I found at the thrift shop for a buck, it's just neat. I'm thinking of taking the auto race track and using it while I play with my slot car track....LOL

Nice

Nice! More dumb fun? Early stereo "demo" LPs. Lots of panning, weird sci-fi sound effects, bad choirs, landing jets.

 

[webestang6412 1]

Early stereo "demo" LPs.

I have a collection of "A Demonstration of 35mm magnetic film" stereo LP's.