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

Waterloo Lily - Remaster

1. Waterloo Lily
2. Nothing At All
3. Songs And Signs
4. Aristocracy
5. The Love In Your Eye
6. The World Is Yours
7. Pye's June Thing
8. Ferdinand
9. Looking Left, Looking Right / Pye's Loop

Discoverd BI, today. Immediately had to download his CD from iTunes and can't believe what enourmous musical spirit this guy has. Have not had a discovery like this for a while !

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:

....on my iPod in Ulaan Bataar. A long way from home.

Mine coughs.

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by BigH47:
What's with the cough references?

At the end of 'In my time of dying' you can hear a cough on some later versions of the CD. The Japanese first pressing does not have that cough. While first pressing are very rare - many folks now chase the 'cough' version as well.

Agreed !

(Out of context, but: The new Jasmine Jansen recording of the Tschaikowsky Violin concerto stands out. Can't remember myself "swinging" with that one, so much...)

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Florestan:
And thanks also to Stephan for posting this one a while back; it's a very fine recording too.

wozzat ?

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Toto la Momposina - La Candela Viva

what do you think ?

for me, the concerto doesn't work as great as the other pieces do.

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Florestan:

David Gray "Flesh"

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Originally posted by sjust:
wozzat ?

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Toto la Momposina - La Candela Viva

Colombian diva with her drummers, an old CD from at least '93 on World Circuit. Something to keep the bones warm. Download track 3, el Pescador, for a sample. I had to buy the CD recently as I can't find my LP and have had it on iTunes for a while.

Will try. Thanks !

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Originally posted by Huwge:

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Originally posted by sjust:
wozzat ?

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Toto la Momposina - La Candela Viva

Colombian diva with her drummers, an old CD from at least '93 on World Circuit. Something to keep the bones warm. Download track 3, el Pescador, for a sample.

Reminds me some of the stuff Lhasa does. Although her influence is Mexican.

Oh well...

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Originally posted by sjust:
Will try. Thanks !

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Originally posted by Huwge:

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Originally posted by sjust:
wozzat ?

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Toto la Momposina - La Candela Viva

Colombian diva with her drummers, an old CD from at least '93 on World Circuit. Something to keep the bones warm. Download track 3, el Pescador, for a sample.

quote:

Originally posted by sjust:
Discoverd BI, today. Immediately had to download his CD from iTunes and can't believe what enourmous musical spirit this guy has. Have not had a discovery like this for a while !

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:

....on my iPod in Ulaan Bataar. A long way from home.

He's playing at the Sydney festival now - won't be able to catch him so, am missing out on Nick Cave as well - he played yesterday and today.

Only so many hours in a day and Sydney is buzzing with activity this time of year.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by sjust:
Reminds me some of the stuff Lhasa does. Although her influence is Mexican.

Oh well...
[QUOTE]

Well, she's a bit older - been performing over 50 years. The drumming is typical for the island where she grew up and I have noticed that as my system has improved it is easier to differentiate the sounds and textures of the drums.

At last I can sit back in my old rocking chair
I need not worry I need not care
There's no distortion anywhere
Shangri-La ........

This is the one helluva of a box set and thoroughly recommended.

ATB Rotf

~<>~ Marin Marais ~<>~

"Tombeau pour Mr. De S.te Colombe"

Andrea De Carlo bass viol
(Sergio Marcello Gregorat,
Rome 1997, after Nicolas Bertand)

Sergio Alvares bass viol, II° viol
(Sergio Marcello Gregorat,
Rome 2003, after Nicolas Bertand)

Leonardo Garcia Alarcon harpsichord
(Jean Michel Chabloz,
after Pascal Taskin)

Dolores Costoyas theorbo
(Martin Bauers 1981)

Digital Recording: Feb 2004
St Georges Church, Hermance, Switzerland

~<>~

Should be played more often! : )

nymph

Thomas Jefferson's Aeroplane (Bill Deasy and Richard Jacques)
"The Invisible Ocean"