Any genre.
Something that you enjoy start to finish every time it’s on.
I’ll start: Kind Of Blue (wonderful piano)
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King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Diamond Mine (2011)
Diamond Mine is on my system test playlist – mostly just groups of 2-3 tracks from artists I like that also happen to sound good. This album has around180 plays in Roon (I’ve been using Roon for 3-4 years now).
Múm - Finally We Are No One (2002)
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great album
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Bitches Brew
Ellington Indigos
Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy
Band of Gypsys
Mis’ry and the Blues
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Pink Floyd -The Wall
Al Demeola - Elegant Gypsy
Boris Blank - Electrified
Infected Mushroom - Army of the Mushrooms
Santana - Santana’s Greatest Hits
Eagles - Hotel California
The soundtrack from American Graffiti
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
Queen - News of the World
Are only some of the albums that I only put on when I have time to listen to the whole album, start to finish.
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Miles Davis–Seven Steps to Heaven
Sonny Clark–Cool Strutin’
Horace Silver–Songs For My Father
Ellington, Ray Brown–This One’s For Blanton
T. Monk—Straight No Chaser
Wynton Kelley Trio/Wes Montgomery–Smokin’ At The Half Note
Jim Hall–Concierto
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My two most listened albums on Roon over the past 6 years are David Grisman recordings. They never get old for me.
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Shawn Colvin LIVE — Engaging recording, wonderful songs, great performance!
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Looking forward to queuing up some of all y’all’s favorites.
Journey Infinity
Eagles Hotel California
CSNY Deja Vu
Rush 2112
Pink Floyd The Wall
Jim Croce Greatest Hits
Carol King Tapestry
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I’m guessing this is what ChatGPT / AI trippin on LSD looks like. But I really would like to know what the second album is.
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No Beatles? That’s a bit surprising.
Thank you. That might help explain the hallucination.
You are the first individual I’ve come across that didn’t know.
Edward Everett Horton never looked better. I think he would have not been with us for the ‘72 Dead recording, but maybe in spirit…