Is there a what you listening to thread on buzz?

One of my favorites:

meagain
That is awesome. Might approach my band with this arrangement.

sdandrea1 Don't believe Simon and Garfunkle ever imagined a version like that?

meagain

Been listening to that version for a couple of years now. I like it better than S & G.

FauxAmish We got real Amish where I live!!!!

meagain

There's plenty of them around where I live and where I work.

sdandrea1 You got someone who can sing like that??

meagain You got someone who can sing like that??

No. Close, tho.

Typhoon Already have, more than once.

LBlack14 yup...that's our boy there!

These guys are awesome.

I've been on a "stereo system" quest. (More expensive than this year's new drivers.). And, I've been working on playing vinyl as I recently upgraded my turntable with a new cartridge. Just received three new albums - as master recordings on 200 gram vinyl. All are great recordings!
How's this for an array: Alison Krauss and Union Station "So Long, So Wrong" (1997), Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble "Texas Flood" (1983), and Richard Strauss' "Also Sprach Sarathustra" by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (1954).

azgreg
Very nice - thanks! Terry Kath was a very underrated guitarist.

professor Sounds like a great line up. I’m not so gung-ho on vinyl, but I’m a fan of Stevie Ray, Allison, and classical music in any format. Being at least half deaf I can’t really distinguish anything but pretty crude levels of audio quality. Can’t say I know much about Strauss, but I’ll give it a listen

Just the beginning movement of the Strauss folks know from 2001 a Space Odyssey. The whole concerto is amazing! One of the best ever.