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

BNW

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Originally posted by m0omo0:

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Originally posted by tpia:
At least it makes a change from the plethora of actresses who recycle themselves as wannabe pop icons.

PAN! Dans les dents!

I'm a fan of Jeanne Balibar, and of Charlotte, and I won't apologize.

No apology necessary - I did throw that last bit in just to spark controversy - its diversity that makes the world such an interesting place - but just please don't tell me you like Carla Bruni !

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Originally posted by tpia:
[...] - but just please don't tell me you like Carla Bruni !

Just kidding! But OK, I won't tell you.

Rick Wakeman and Dave Cousins "Hummingbird"

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Midge Ure "Answers To Nothing"

Hey! You're really trying! So ?

Only on my second listen, and I will enjoy it. I had Ultravox "Quartet" way back in the day, did not realize the connection until I was researching yesterday.

The Alex Cornish is along the lines of Damian Rice and David Gray (which is terrific by me) but I also downloaded several tracks from these of his songs remixed and compiled it together which certainly livens up the end of the cd-r.

I play this album a lot. What other albums by him would folks recommend?

steve

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Originally posted by Paper Plane:


I play this album a lot. What other albums by him would folks recommend?

steve

This album was the one before Playground from what I remember and is in a similar style.

It was just Kelly Joe Phelps and Shine Eyed Mr Zen (a personal favourite in my world)...now it's

John Vanderslice "Romanian Names"


nobody else does it quite like JV, quality stuff, exceptional production

Lisa Hannigan - Sea Sew

Jo Kerr "Straight Lines"

Vienna Teng - Inland Territory

Autobahn / Radio-Aktivität

[QUOTE]Originally posted by patk:
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu; Grace Potter and the Nocturnals - Nothing But The Water
I was speaking to my wife who loves teach you children and thought it couldn't get better. But Almost Cut my Hair is fab and Helpless is an all time favw

Franz Schubert: András Schiff (Piano), Yuko Shiokawa (Violin)

Fantasy for Piano in C major, D 760/Op. 15 "Wanderer"
Fantasy for Violin and Piano in C major, D 934/Op. 159

I do make exceptions. I can listen to two pieces in C+, in a row even, especially when they happen to be by one of my favorite composer; Schubert.

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Originally posted by Florestan:

Doug,

I know that you are usually in D minor but do you ever listen to any nonclassical music?

Haim

Johannes Brahms: Maurizio Pollini (Piano), Claudio Abbado, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra

Concerto for Piano no 1 in d minor, Op. 15

....ahhh, d-, one of the best keys, next to c-, that is!