So, what music are you listening to now?

[d-ray657]

Gary Clark - Bright Lights EP. I just can't believe this guy's guitar.

[Rajoo]

Alan Parsons ...Turn of a friendly card
Dave Mason ... It's like you never left

[BlueStreak]

A Denon Audiophile sampler CD of "The Worlds Most Relaxing Violin Music". One of the sweetest sounding recordings I've ever heard. It's making it impossible to get up and get my morning bike ride in....................

Dave

[icenine]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

Gary Clark - Bright Lights EP. I just can't believe this guy's guitar.

I found the cd at the thrift for a dollar still sealed.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by icenine

I found the cd at the thrift for a dollar still sealed.

So, what did you think.

I think that the performance on the EP is great, but the performance he put on when he played Bright Lights at the Crossroads festival was astounding.

Regards,

D-Ray

[icenine]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

So, what did you think.

I think that the performance on the EP is great, but the performance he put on when he played Bright Lights at the Crossroads festival was astounding.

Regards,

D-Ray

It is at work with one of my workplace systems....I will give it a spin Monday...
I think it is the full cd...

I have a vector research receiver and some Event Studio 20/20 at work

the VR is a really nice receiver

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by icenine

It is at work with one of my workplace systems....I will give it a spin Monday...
I think it is the full cd...

I have a vector research receiver and some Event Studio 20/20 at work

the VR is a really nice receiver

Everything has a yen and yang. My new office is about a mile from my house, but the walls are thin. The volume level for being a good neighbor is below the volume level where it is worth listening.

But right now the wife is out at an arts and crap show and I'm cranking up the retro tunes with Steppenwolf's Move Over.

Regards,

D-Ray

[icenine]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

Everything has a yen and yang. My new office is about a mile from my house, but the walls are thin. The volume level for being a good neighbor is below the volume level where it is worth listening.

But right now the wife is out at an arts and crap show and I'm cranking up the retro tunes with Steppenwolf's Move Over.

Regards,

D-Ray

I have the receiver set low to a classic rock station. After 4 pm we sometimes will crank out the jams after the patients and doctors have left. We avoid stuff that could offend your average military type family member...so no Joe's Garage or Highway to Hell by AC/DC. I play a lot of old scratchy six-eye Brubeck records for background music.

[bobabode]

Sageworth and Drums.
Walter Egan-The Collection

[BlueStreak]

Traffic---John Barleycorn Must Die

Lp.

Dave