Whats on your turntable tonight?

The Magnetic Fields / Distant Plastic Trees

@slaw 
Both classic Boz Scaggs albums. Boz Scaggs S/T really grabbed me, and, in particular, the song "Loan Me a Dime" started a lifelong quest to discover/uncover blues from past decades. This search quickly expanded to include jazz, ragtime & bluegrass, to mention just a few. So you might say that Boz Scaggs was very responsible for expanding my musical horizons and depleting my pocketbook.
Doug 

@dhawks3001, "Loan Me A Dime" is a KILLER song! Boz’s debut album is pretty good, but "LMAD" is great, good enough to justify the purchase of the album. I saw/heard Boz first as the rhythm guitarist (playing a Gibson ES 335, and doing no singing) in The Steve Miller Blues Band (Steve’s original moniker), at a live show in ’67. Boz has proven to be "better" than Steve, at least imo.

Just picked up a box of records from a reformed clutter bug trying to get rid of his collection to make space.  Fished out a stereo pressing of Irma Thomas “Wish Someone Would Care”.  Cleaning it up and about to put it on.  If I have time, Thelonius Monk “Solo Monk” is next.  

Miles Davis - Someday My Prince Will Come - AP 33 200g - excellent 
Sigur Ros - Agaetis Byrjum - such an incredible record, hard to believe their first full release was A.) so great and B.) so incredibly well recorded. It is a really great sounding record. One of my all time fav bands