"Hey man i'm having a bad day and i hate the f*cking Eagles"
Sorry i couldn't resist(and apologies for anybody who hasn't seen 'The Big Lebowski')
What are you listening to right now #15?
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"Hey man i'm having a bad day and i hate the f*cking Eagles"
Sorry i couldn't resist(and apologies for anybody who hasn't seen 'The Big Lebowski')
kasperhauser
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Charlie Sexton and Shannon McNally - Southside Sessions
Just saw them perform this EP live at an in-store. Terrific. Buy it.
(My god, Charlie Sexton's a handsome man.)
Just saw them perform this EP live at an in-store. Terrific. Buy it.
(My god, Charlie Sexton's a handsome man.)
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
space cadet
dronefed and floating
ROVA Saxophone Quartet – Invisible Frames
Bonkers album from '82
Bonkers album from '82
Simon
Seconded on the Gong rec. In fact, Gong changed my mind about my attitude to a lot of music. Good or bad, my fave Gong album is Radio Gnome Invisible Pt.1.
Now on - Porcupine Tree - Moonloop
Excellent spacey sounds, fair takes me back. I'm glad they decided to re-release it.
Seconded on the Gong rec. In fact, Gong changed my mind about my attitude to a lot of music. Good or bad, my fave Gong album is Radio Gnome Invisible Pt.1.
Now on - Porcupine Tree - Moonloop
Excellent spacey sounds, fair takes me back. I'm glad they decided to re-release it.
kasperhauser
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I loved that one too, and his effort with the Arc Angels. His co-star Shannon McNally was hot too, but my goodness...
Anyway, great set, and they were both tremendously nice people. The Southside Sessions EP is only going for ~$7 or so. It's one of those that has me wishing it kept going.
Now listening to the soundtrack from Little Shop of Horrors... the kids have taken a fancy to it after seeing the movie.
dave charlton
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Waltz For Debby - Bill Evans Trio with Scott LaFaro, Paul Motian
'Some Other Time' (middle track, side two) is also on the duet album with Tony Bennett. I just like to imagine him (TB) singing with the trio.
d
'Some Other Time' (middle track, side two) is also on the duet album with Tony Bennett. I just like to imagine him (TB) singing with the trio.
d
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
Jimi Hendrix - BBC Sessions LP
Last night:
Chill out Bombay - compilation
Mumbai Dub Company, Dreams of India
Rajastahn Kohinoor Langa Group, Music from the Desert Nomads
Sensual Bedtime 2, For lounging and more ... don't laugh, it's a good compilation and features one utterly superb track, Recoil, Breath Control
This morning:
Amélie Soundtrack
godspeed you black emperor, f#a#(infinity symbol)
Chill out Bombay - compilation
Mumbai Dub Company, Dreams of India
Rajastahn Kohinoor Langa Group, Music from the Desert Nomads
Sensual Bedtime 2, For lounging and more ... don't laugh, it's a good compilation and features one utterly superb track, Recoil, Breath Control
This morning:
Amélie Soundtrack
godspeed you black emperor, f#a#(infinity symbol)
RickyC6
Infuriate the frog-men
Bricolage - on their myspace site. Cool little band.
http://www.myspace.com/bricolagetheband
Cheers
Rich
http://www.myspace.com/bricolagetheband
Cheers
Rich
kjb
Proof reading not always a strength
Today
The Necks, Chemist - a wonderful record, well on the way to being my record of the year unless something utterly unexpected pops up over the next few months. 3 x 20 minute pieces rather than the usual one long track, more beeps and bleeps and, for the first time, guitars, all slowly winding and unwinding, evolving and dissolving.
Calexico: Garden Ruin. Had this for about 6 months now and just realised it is a really good rather than really disappointing record.
Kevin
The Necks, Chemist - a wonderful record, well on the way to being my record of the year unless something utterly unexpected pops up over the next few months. 3 x 20 minute pieces rather than the usual one long track, more beeps and bleeps and, for the first time, guitars, all slowly winding and unwinding, evolving and dissolving.
Calexico: Garden Ruin. Had this for about 6 months now and just realised it is a really good rather than really disappointing record.
Kevin
joel
Painter of Dragons, Maker of Mirrors
Danses des bergeres, dances des loups - musiques traditionelles du coeur de la France
Good stuff as always from Alpha. The cornemeuse is probably an acquired taste - especially in the trovere style played here. Diatonic accordian is also fairly remarkable. There's a slight Arab feel in places, which is not very surprising I suppose.
Possibly one for Mull, if he's feeling a bit adventurous.
My other recommendation is
Which is simply beautiful.
Albums available from here with samples etc.
Good stuff as always from Alpha. The cornemeuse is probably an acquired taste - especially in the trovere style played here. Diatonic accordian is also fairly remarkable. There's a slight Arab feel in places, which is not very surprising I suppose.
Possibly one for Mull, if he's feeling a bit adventurous.
My other recommendation is
Which is simply beautiful.
Albums available from here with samples etc.
Another useful post Joel. Your second choice above is indeed beautiful.
I'm getting the feeling that my purchase of the "Music of Central Asia Vol.1" in hard copy was the wrong one. I have been waiting nearly two weeks now, for delivery from an Amazon seller. I hope he is just on holiday.
I'm getting the feeling that my purchase of the "Music of Central Asia Vol.1" in hard copy was the wrong one. I have been waiting nearly two weeks now, for delivery from an Amazon seller. I hope he is just on holiday.
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