What if anything are you listening to now?

[dm]

Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

[MaryMillingtonsGhost]

I've got my eyes on a Brennan B3 to rip all my cds to the internal hard drive, in a lossless format.

 

 

Mate of mine had a Brennan. He didn't rate it at all.
Better off with something like this:

Eversolo Play CD Integrated Streaming Amplifier - Black

 

Plug an SSD into the back with your music library on it and voila. The world's your lobster.

[Takashi Miike]

[violator]

Going to watch Glen Tilbrook play an impromptu solo set at the superb Pelton Arms this evening, so having a bit of Squeeze.

[Takashi Miike]

[honky cat]

[Far Cough UKunt]

Oh dear, thanks for the heads up, they're not cheap either.

[dm]

Well I did have a Brennan JB7. and I wasn’t impressed with it at all.  Maybe the new generation of Brennan’s are better but I ended up regretting buying my JB7.  And it didn’t last very long before it went wrong.  Less than two years if I remember correctly. 

[Far Cough UKunt]

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails. 

dm, I still have my minidiscs as well.

yes I still find them a convenient way to record your own compilations, maybe mixing tracks up to keep albums sounding fresh.  To me they were the natural successor to cassettes. Except unlike cassettes they won’t chew and you can move tracks around. 

They are far superior in sound quality to cassettes, almost CD quality.

I've got my eyes on a Brennan B3 to rip all my cds to the internal hard drive, in a lossless format.

[dm]

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails. 

dm, I still have my minidiscs as well.

yes I still find them a convenient way to record your own compilations, maybe mixing tracks up to keep albums sounding fresh.  To me they were the natural successor to cassettes. Except unlike cassettes they won’t chew and you can move tracks around. 

[dm]

Sophie B Hawkins.  Tongues and Tails

[Manuel]

Pulp belting out this classic this week.

[Swiss.]

 

[Swiss.]

 

[Far Cough UKunt]

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails. 

dm, I still have my minidiscs as well.

[Swiss.]

Not my usual sort of fare, but I'm going to see him in a few weeks so I thought I'd catch up with the last 40 odd years a bit.



 

 

[dm]

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails. 

[Massive Attack]

What a classic banger that still is. Timeless.

[Bungo]

Not my usual sort of fare, but I'm going to see him in a few weeks so I thought I'd catch up with the last 40 odd years a bit.


 

[honky cat]

[Takashi Miike]

[Swiss.]

[Swiss.]

[dm]

Roger Waters.   Amused to Death 

[honky cat]

Unfortunately this has been an earworm for 2 days  since watching black mirror. My gift to you all. Irons

[Takashi Miike]