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1001realapes 2389 posts |
Edited Dec 11, 2012, 10:23
Dec 09, 2012, 02:03
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Jonathan Wilson - Gentle Spirit Woody Guthrie - Greatest Hits Ennio Morricone - Il Mercenario Six Organs of Admittance - Dark Noontide Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica Conrad Schnitzler - Contakt Conrad Schnitzler - 00/106 Conrad Schnitzler - Conal 2001 The Coasters - 50 Coastin' Classics The Beatles - Please Please Me (Mono) |
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keith a 9574 posts |
Dec 09, 2012, 02:23
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1001realapes wrote: Jonathan Richman - Gentle Spirit I'm honestly not meaning to sound rude here, but why don't you post all your listenings in one fell swoop. I'll be honest, I don't go back and check what you've added to your list and I suspect I'm not alone. Your eagerness to be first here (when we're barely into the 9th!) means that - unless I'm not around when you initially post - I barely get to see what you've been listening to, compared with what everyone else posts. Not that this particularly matters in the great scheme of things, but if you don't want people to read your soundtracks there doesn't really appear much point in going to the trouble of posting them! Or am I missing something?
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Dec 09, 2012, 08:34
Dec 09, 2012, 08:34
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Songs .... Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup The Delfonics - Hey Love Sweet Sensation - Sad Sweet Dreamer Tony Morgan And The Mussel Power Band - Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys OV Wright - Drowning On Dry Land William Bell- I Forgot To Be Your Lover Soul Children - Who Is She And What Is She To You Albums .... Old And New Dreams - s/t Isaac Hayes - Joy Isaac Hayes - ...To Be Continued Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul Donny Hathaway - Everything Is Everything Tift Merritt - Traveling Alone Christos Fanaras - Impermanence Brian Eno - The Lost Pop Album Alison Balsom - Seraph Spirit - Spirit Of '76 Haco + Sakamoto Hiromichi - Ash In The Rainbow JJ Burnel - Euroman Commeth Sun Ra - Purple Night Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated et al - R&B From The Marquee John Luther Adams - The Light That Fills the World
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danny_9317 37 posts |
Dec 09, 2012, 08:46
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Hi Charles Mingus- Changes 2 Neil Young- le noise john adams- harmonium roedelius- selbsportrait 1 ry cooder- paris, texas van morrison- tupelo honey peter gabriel 1 peter baumann- trans harmonic nights natalie merchant- tigerlily
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stray 2057 posts |
Edited Dec 09, 2012, 09:48
Dec 09, 2012, 09:30
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Desertshore/The Final Report - X-TG. Well, this is a mixed bag. When its good its good. Some of it is meh.. That Sasha Grey 'Afraid' track is bloody awful. I really want to hear the Blixa versions of all of the first CD tbh, they are the best tracks on it. Its not just his performance either, its the mix/production of those two as well (as in there are sounds in the compositions that escape the huge space and muffled bass annoyingly present on everything else). The Gasper Noe track is very good too, it's kind of like an early Young Gods number in many ways. The Second CD is great though, and I'll be playing that a lot. WHNZ47- PsyFi Thanks to HI DEN for this recommendation. Bloody marvellous netlabel compilation of finnish experimental music. Hangedup & Tony Conrad - Transit of Venus. Okays, this sounds exactly how you'ld expect it too. But its a very good thing, it doesn't let me down anyroad. heu{s-k}ach - Két. Beautiful album of minimal music released on the Camomile netlabel. Hedgerows - Dadala. Great improv, noise jazz ep by a group who've we've been listening to a lot recently (mostly the 'Tall Tales' release). Grab it here http://dadalamusic.com/discs__downloads/ Anna has contributed cover art to the upcoming 'Bodystairs' release too.
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flashbackcaruso 1058 posts |
Dec 09, 2012, 10:50
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Pet Shop Boys - Very Mercury Rev - See You On The Other Side Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering Windy & Carl - Portal Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Elton John - Caribou Bert Jansch - Birthday Blues Bert Jansch - Rosemary Lane Silvery - Christmas Is Easy Scott Walker - Climate Of Hunter Scott Walker - Tilt Joy Division - The Best Of The Human League - Travelogue The Beach Boys - Sunflower
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Kid Calamity 9048 posts |
Dec 09, 2012, 11:08
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I'm afraid I too am guilty of starting a list - and then, on getting distracted posting it up, rather than leaving the dialogue box open. And, on remembering something else I'd been listening to, go back to the posted list and adding more albums.
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Edited Dec 09, 2012, 16:12
Dec 09, 2012, 11:22
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Marnin'... Hawkind - Levitation. Huw Lloyd-Langton's finest hour perhaps? Certainly a favourite of mine anyhoo. RIP New Model Army - Today is a Good Day Rose Kemp - The Golden Shroud Alex Hutton Trio - Legentis. Great stuff! Talvin Singh - Ha Air - Talkie Walkie Solus3 - Corner of the Dub Christos Fanara - Impermanence Inference - Resistance is Mutable Kosmiche Boy - Clockwerk Electro Quarterstaff - Gretzky Stealing Sheep - Into The Diamond Sky. Asteroid - ST Uriah Heep - Into The Wild. Mediaeval Baebes - The Huntress Ancestors - Of Sound Mind Devil Driver - Beast. Fantastic! m/ Mirror Queen - From Earth Below Lords of Falconry - ST I am Colossus - ST Luke Vibert & BJ Cole - Stop The Panic! Haco & Sakamoto Hiromachi - Ash in the Rainbow. Fragile, improvised beauty merged with welcome slices of something quite silly. Melancholic and entertaining. Bargain! (Thanks Ian!) Priestess - Hello Master. Superb 70's infused riffage. Curve - Come Clean The Black Ships - Kurofune EP (have they done any more? Must check!)* Starlings - The Last One 12" Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier Mr Oizo - Analog Worms Attack. Hadn't played this for awhile and it struck me as to how odd it is in a way. I wonder what some people may have thought if they got this album on the strength of the "Flat Beat" Levis hit -itself quite odd and, ironically, listed as an 'extra track' - and got home to find an album of minimal, pretty skewed, squelchy, n' experimental electronica some of which could easily be described as proto-dubstep. Good stuff though and made even more pleasingly absurd by a little sticker of Flat Eric on the cd box saying "This is the music I dance to." Makes me smile anyway. Have a nice week x *EDIT (ooer!) Apparently The Black Ships, as in Nick McCabe and co, are now called Black Submarine after a dispute with a US band also called The Black Ships.
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Dec 09, 2012, 11:27
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Kid Calamity wrote: I'm afraid I too am guilty of starting a list - and then, on getting distracted posting it up, rather than leaving the dialogue box open. And, on remembering something else I'd been listening to, go back to the posted list and adding more albums. Me too, especially if I'm doing this in a wi-fi place and not with my albums to hand. I don't think it's, as yet, an offence punishable by law. Maybe you might get a few strokes of the ruler on your palms or something. I think I've been fairly complete this week so gold stars for me! ;^)
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Fitter Stoke 2614 posts |
Edited Dec 09, 2012, 11:35
Dec 09, 2012, 11:34
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Dave Brubeck Quartet 'Dave Digs Disney', Jazz Impressions of New York; 'Jazz Impressions of Eurasia', 'Jazz Impressions of Japan', 'Countdown: Time Out In Outer Space', 'Time Changes' and 'Bravo Brubeck' - cos he was a favourite, a legend, and a pivotal part of yours truly's lifelong obsession with shiny black round things with grooves on each side; David Sylvian 'Manafon' and 'Approaching Silence'...the former of which sent me back to Christian Fennesz' gorgeous 'Vienna' and AMM's free-as-ever but surprisingly accessible 'Newfoundland'. You gotta give old Batty credit for his adventurous choice of collaborators; Ian McCullough 'Candleland' - well, I just dig the arrogant sod in his wannabeNewOrder pop mould; Gong 'Live Etc' - specifically the Hillage-led stuff on side 4 - belting; The Stooges 'The Stooges' - well, just 'We Will Fall' really: a mega mantra endured and enjoyed on an interminable Grand Central train journey in the cold. It seemed to suit the scene for some reason; Miles Davis: both 'Live at the Blackhawk' sets - documentating a largely forgotten period between the Coltrane and Shorter eras. Highly recommended; Janacek: both String Quartets played by the Talich Quartet (superb); Arthur Bliss conducting all five of Elgar's 'Pomp & Circumstance' Marches (I was in central London and being a working class Mackem tend to colour the place thus); and Bruno Walter's heartfelt take on Brahms' valedictory Fourth Symphony. Keep warm out there. Dave
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