Whats playing on your system today?

John Coltrane

Oh la la @asvjerry, strange days indeed ... most peculiar mama ;-)

Well, in the end we’re all ’out to sea’ in some fashion...

Long as I have some sort of floatation device I’m good, but I’ll tread some damn water.

That is one funky video! Lol. I’ll heave and hurl, with a for warning incoming later.

Gotta check out some of these here new thread postings! I’m a newbie when it comes to the Classical scene. 

Ah, the 'classics'....one might desire another lifetime to explore that/them/those....*s*

@dabel , 'fraid I'm devolved into the depredations of the modern misuse of the art of noise...draim bamaged beyond incomprehension....🤪

(Got exposed to parodies of 'classical fiascos' long ago, far away, and already 'far gone' off into the blur of prized 'rock-ribbed oldies' to the point of squatting on a corner with a cup of Bic pens with the scribbled sign:

I listen to Bach & Toscanini
Please Help!

...standing by for 2.22.22.....contemplating "Don't Look Up" as a sly warning....*L*

Into the new week, 👍 J

Nirvana, “Nirvana” CD

PF, “DSOTM” SACD Newest release

For the first time in a few months, my wife was out of the house for a few hours (we are both retired) I played the new DSOTM at a loud volume and I was transported back to when I was 19. When I played “On The Run”, the pressure in the living room was immense and Clair Torry’s voice on “The Great Gig In The Sky” which incidentally will be played at my funeral when that sad day comes, brought tears to my eyes. This music has stood the test of time and I feel giddy every time I play it. Isn’t this what our hobby is really about?

For my first listen after adding a new-to-me preamp to my system I chose a live recording of the Ginger Baker Trio, with Bill Frisell and Charlie Haden. Where their studio recordings were extremely tight, this live show was loose and swinging. And it sounded great!