What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)

Markus Stockhausen Live in Bonn - Electric Treasures. With Arild Andersen, Patrice Heral and Vladyslav Sendecki. I am playing it loud as it tells me to on the packaging.

On vinyl:-

Nice one Big re the PT

Hope you had a nice holiday.

Look forward to seeing you soon.

J

Thankyou Julian I'll be in touch soon. I'll get back into "real" life after our excursion.

(Not a Tull fan then?)

Monkey - Journey to the West - Damon Albarns latest effort

Why didn't I discover this group before: highly pretentious renaissance folk rock with a bit of self indulgence by Ritchie Blackmore; what more could you ask for - it's fantastic.

Candice Night's vocals are almost like Annie Haslam at times and that puts them up with the very best.

Also been playing



and after Blackmoore's Night - I'll try this much recommend set on vinyl



That's the music tonight ....

Big, no not really.

ROTF

Anywhere I can listen to Devon Sproule on t'internet?

J

Hi Julian

Try Devon's MySpace area Devon Sproule

ATB Rotf

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Originally posted by Lontano:

Scary stuff - I imagine!

Cheers ROTF

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

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Originally posted by Lontano:

Scary stuff - I imagine!

Nigel - not as scary as you might think. In fact quite tuneful and normal. Interesting combination of sax, guitar and trombone - no bass or drums. Recorded way back in 87 and just rereleased.

Here's a review for you.

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=29698

Cheers
Adrian

Thanks for the review Adrian - didn't know Zorn did "tuneful"! I bought one of those HatArt rereleases (the Matthew Shipp one) a couple of weeks ago, and had to take it back, it was such hard going.

Regards
Nigel

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
didn't know Zorn did "tuneful"!

If you want to try real tuneful Zorn , try this one out. Reminds me so much of living in Sydney on sunny days by the pool. Oh well. A really good disc.

Interesting. Exactly my feelings, when I saw this post, Adrian: Must be - uhm - challenging...

Obviously, both drood and myself were wrong..

Myself: Escelator Over the Hill
(a small mini series of my Bley pieces, inspired by buying her newest, last week)

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

Scary stuff - I imagine!

Nigel - not as scary as you might think. In fact quite tuneful and normal. Interesting combination of sax, guitar and trombone - no bass or drums. Recorded way back in 87 and just rereleased.

Here's a review for you.

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=29698

Cheers
Adrian

Home at last from a week of nights.

Time for some music -






More tomorrow

Martin

~<>~ Monsieur de Sainte Colombe (v.1660-1720?) ~<>~

Pièces de Viole (Le Parnasse de la Viole Vol. 1)

Jordi Savall viole de gambe

Jean-Pierre Marielle récitant


Recorded Febrero 2003 n la Colegiata del Castell de Cardona(Catalunya)
Available format : 2 CD Classique

http://www.alia-vox.com/

Ramzi Aburedwan - What If.

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by droodzilla:

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

Scary stuff - I imagine!

Nigel - not as scary as you might think. In fact quite tuneful and normal. Interesting combination of sax, guitar and trombone - no bass or drums. Recorded way back in 87 and just rereleased.

Here's a review for you.

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=29698

Cheers
Adrian

Adrian, cool stuff - will have to check it out.
Greetings from down under ... Oliver