What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

Bruce Cockburn

Muse at Teignmouth gig on BBC red button.

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Muse at Teignmouth gig on BBC red button.

What channel?

I think I was on BBC2 at the time I pressed the button.

WCPE, Weekend Classics program.
http://theclassicalstation.org/today.shtml

Alanis Morissette "MTV Unplugged"

Sera Uno Noche

1. Malena
2. Soledad
3. Quedemonos
4. Vals En Mi
5. Como Dos Extranos
6. Nublado
7. Malena
8. Zamba De La Viuda
9. Quejaz De Bandoneon
10. Tanguito Del 2000
11. Andrea En La Boca
12. Tristezas Por Un Ano
13. Volver

Gabriel Kirschenbaum guitar
Martin Lannaccone cello
Marcelo Moguilevsky clarinets and recorders
Santiago Vazquez
Pedro Aznor vocals and hand clapping
Gabriel Rivano bandoneon

96 kHz High sampling Digital Recording. June 1998
Monasterio Gandara, Argentina

http://www.marecordings.com/ma...th=35&products_id=70

MA recording CD @ 1999

I couldn't place the country of origin by listening, musically this goes around the world a bit but these boys are from Argentina. I would never have guessed, on my 4th play now and this is growing on me.
This is really excellent for driving in the car too.

Thanks for the recommendation Haim! : )

Debs

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:
Sera Uno Noche

Debs,

Glad you liked it.

Haim

Crosby Loggins

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:
Sera Uno Noche

Debs,

Glad you liked it.

Haim

Hello Haim,

To my ears this music fits into that ‘incidental’ music category. I could see/hear it being used with visual effect in the film industry. Perhaps this is why I enjoyed it so much when driving my car(?) although at home it gave my sbl’s a good ‘textured’ work-out!
The audiophile quality is a bonus.
In some respects it reminds me of a disc I purchased years ago, and which it proving very hard to locate in my cd collection, ...presently driving me nuts looking ; )

Debs

Fila Brazillia

23 tracks that you can just play from the beginning till the end without forwarding. Quality.

Ani DiFranco - Little plastic castle

Bret Mosley

Earth Vision by vision earth

1) Psyche and the Elements 05:12
2) Vision Earth 06:03
3) Radio Erde 05:33
4) Sprechende Steine 04:56
5) Die Schmiede des Grals 05:22
6) Moyen Age 04:43
7) Striga 04:52
8) Secrets 06:34
9) Im Land der aufrechtgehenden Drachen 04:49
10) Ayers Rock 04:17

Dr. Hose Reindell Keyboards
Sandrino Sandinista Sander tenor saxophon, percussion, drums.
Norbert Drews bass

Offering visionary music directions and moods, "Earth Vision" is an original, breathtaking journey with some very particular sound moods and arrangements that differ from standard smooth jazz so prevalent in current contemporary music.
A "must have" for anybody who enjoys avant garde, innovative, futuristic and melodic soundscapes.
AQ 0089, 53 min.

[DDD] Aquarus-Music (Audiophile Recording) CD @ 1998

The irony here is my dog as a puppy chewed the sleeve of this album when left in a pile of about 20 lps leaning against the sofa.

How ironic is that? Alanis Morrisey could learn a trick or two...

Downloaded this from iTunes, tonight, and am "gobsmacked". I have the original CD from many moons ago, and ripped it to Lossless, like all my other music. In direct comparison to the (remastered) MP3's from iStore, This is a clear step up - and the music benefits from it, directly. Plus, the previously unreleased material. A worth while purchase. Considering to buy the CD, also.

Starting the night off with this........

Picture House - shine box and a live clip - nice.

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Originally posted by munch:

One of the few classical albums I own. I love this.

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Originally posted by mike_f65:

Ani DiFranco - Little plastic castle

Good to see someone else listening to Ani. Great album as well.