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What do you listen to when no one else can hear it

Everyone has something they like to listen to, but won't play it when their friends are around for fear of getting abused. What are your recordings that you don't play for friends, but will put on when no one else is around.

To break the ice, I'll go first.

The Carpenters - from their last LP that came out right after Karen died - "Make believe it's your first time."

Don't be a coward, fess up!
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philjolet
2,306 posts
 
also...

Tom Waits - Mule Variations

Dresden Dolls

both sound excellent and on the right days the music is terrific too, especially Tom Waits.
slipknot1
1,423 posts
 
Herb Alpert "Midnight Sun" Jazz light, done right. Way better than you would think. Great sonics, a couple of really nice performances as well.

"Spirit Of Tibet" One of those Hallmark Card Store buy three greeting cards, get this CD free! kind of things. Lots of temple bells, swirling synthesizers, chants and drums. Shallow, but fun to listen to anyway.
classical1
168 posts
 
I have no BeeGees music and hated it in the 70's..but if I hear it on the radio now, I don't mind it. And for that confession I fully expect to be banned from Audiogon.
4yanx
1,576 posts
 
Clbeanz, I'll call your Best of Bread (actually a very well recorded LP), and back at you a Christopher Cross S/T. Should another bump be in the offing, I'll see what ya got by going all in with a Jim Stafford S/T - while the Spiders and Snakes creep among the Wildwood Weed, of course!:-)
clbeanz
192 posts
 
The ))}RhinOphonic{(( CD is decent as well.
Hmmm,a kindred 70's spirit.
You may have it...I've got 'Garbage...2.0 to be precise,wrong decade...wait what's this?
'Klaatu's Calling Occupants?
I'm now feeling 'Bluer Than Blue ,here's the keys to a 'Hot Rod Lincoln...'Strange Way to lose...I've yet to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em.
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