What Vinyl Do You Have On The Table?

[Mike]

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[Kuoppis]

Thought to try some other Nils Lofgren than the audiophlistically overly abused Acoustic Live - shouldn't have. Seems that nomen est omen.

It appears the good man has two riffs and soli, already used up in Acoustic Live. Maybe someone could volunteer to give him a fourth chord as a present, just for new perspectives sake.

Nils Lofgren/ Old Style, 33 rpm vinyl.

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[Kuoppis]

Have already posted this earlier, but this gal delivers some of the best Led Zeppelin I have heard so far.

Vanessa Fernandez/ When The Levee Breaks, 45 rpm vinyl.

Really, really good. How do you pull off rock'n roll attitude and being cool at the same time?

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[La Dolce Vita]

Have already posted this earlier, but this gal delivers some of the best Led Zeppelin I have heard so far.

Vanessa Fernandez/ When The Levee Breaks, 45 rpm vinyl.

Really, really good. How do you pull off rock'n roll attitude and being cool at the same time?

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I own this as well. My friend Wes was on site for the recording - he's the photographer. It's a good album but not the best. I prefer her earlier Use Me album. Give it a listen if you can...


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[BayStBroker]

New 45rpm from Quality Records. My 16 year old self would have played this every day until it wore out.

 

[Mike]

A gift from MDP. Thanks Mark.


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[XV-1]

Jamey Johnson ‎– Living For A Song - A Tribute To Hank Cochran

 

[XV-1]

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[XV-1]

The Drones - Here Come the Lies. debut album from 2002 finally released on vinyl. angst and guitar distortion turned up to 11 and done so well - love it.

 

[Mike]

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[Mike]

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[Kuoppis]

Helge Lien Trio/ Badgers and Other Beings, 33 rpm vinyl microgroove.

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[Kuoppis]

Jazz classic, my first Horace Silver album:

Horace Silver Quartet/ Cape Verdean Blues, 33 rpm vinyl.

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[Kuoppis]

From TAS Super LP list:

Steely Dan/ Aja, 33 rpm vinyl.

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[Kuoppis]

Nonesuch hitting it out of the park again with a great Bach record:

Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer/ Bach Trios, 33 rpm microgroove.

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[Kuoppis]

I own this as well. My friend Wes was on site for the recording - he's the photographer. It's a good album but not the best. I prefer her earlier Use Me album. Give it a listen if you can...

Thank you for the recommendation. Listened to it, great music.

I think both are great, but I still like the Led Zeppelin covers a bit better, maybe as the delta between the original and the interpretation is bigger. That appeals to me.

Similar to this one: Susan Wong/ Bilie Jean.

In general I find new interpretations of excellent originals very difficult - if they are not different enough. Good examples IMHO are Susan Wong's accomplished interpretation of Billie Jean and the other side of the coin where she covers Pink's 'Just Give Me A Reason' on her next album and the jazz-up does not work, making her pale compared to Pink's truly incredible original feat. Nate Ruess.

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[Kuoppis]

Here's another one I find interesting, but others might be horrified of: Simone Kopmajer covering CCR's 'Have You Ever Seen The Rain'.

How could anyone ever attempt anything even close to John Fogerty's incredible howl? I think it still works, the whole musical arrangement btw - like the guitars.

Gutsy as I find.


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[La Dolce Vita]

Thank you for the recommendation. Listened to it, great music.

I think both are great, but I still like the Led Zeppelin covers a bit better, maybe as the delta between the original and the interpretation is bigger. That appeals to me.

Similar to this one: Susan Wong/ Bilie Jean.

In general I find new interpretations of excellent originals very difficult - if they are not different enough. Good examples IMHO are Susan Wong's accomplished interpretation of Billie Jean and the other side of the coin where she covers Pink's 'Just Give Me A Reason' on her next album and the jazz-up does not work, making her pale compared to Pink's truly incredible original feat. Nate Ruess.

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Thanks for your comments. I hear you (although I am still a little underwhelmed with Vanessa's latest album). I do very much enjoy Susan Wong. I have the album in your picture and several others.

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