Whats on your turntable tonight?

Bryan Adams - Cuts Like a Knife (so sue me, I'm 44)

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffti

Nirvana - Nevermind

The Black Keys - Brothers

White Stripes - Elephant

Srwooten: I like it too. About as close to country/western as I can get. Had to listen to it again tonight.
as well as:
Brubeck: "Time Out" (mint copy I just picked up for $3.00!)
Joni Mitchell "Song to a Seagull"
Trinity Church Tenbury "Sing Joyfully" Argo a choir that doesn't exist today (sad)nice recording, 32ft. pedal that will part your hair!
Holst "Savitri", "Songs from the Rig Veda", one of Rushton's favorites,mine too.

whiskeytown--strangers almanac (quite great, actually)
sonny rollins--road shows (eh...)
the cure--seventeen seconds (underrecognized gem)
sonic youth--eternal (very sonic youth-y)

V/A - "Where The Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets 1965-1968" [Rhino 4CD Boxset '09] Sprawling and yet unavoidably arbitrary but undeniably admirable comp representing one of the white-hottest concentrated pop-music scenes ever, packaged in a swell annotated-picturebook format (and like all these latter-day Nuggets sets on Rhino, having little in common with the original "Nuggets" concept as compiled by Lenny Kaye on Elektra in '72 other than the general period orientation)
The Detroit Emeralds - "Feel The Need" [Westbound '77] These guys debuted in the late 60's and persevered writing and singing great genuine group soul into the disco era, similar to an O'Jays or Spinners vein (but without the big hits or The Sound Of Philadelphia, and not so well remembered today)
Batusis - S/T [Smog Veil EP '10] Dead Boy Cheetah Chrome and New York Doll Sylvain Sylvain...a seriously nonessential souvenir from a very fun show
The Monkees - "Instant Replay" [Colgems/Rhino '69/'85] And then there were three...

David Gilmour "Live in Gdansk" LP No. 3

J.S. Bach "Orchestral Suites" Linde-Consort (EMI/Angel SB-3943) a digital LP, kind of lacking in overall weight, but a good performance

John Coltrane "Soultrane" (Prestige P-7142) w/ Red Garland and Paul Chambers, Arthur Taylor on drums