what was the last cd you bought?

Purchased on my trip to Cardiff yesterday:

The Cure Three Imaginary Boys
Pornography
Bob Dylan World Gone Wrong
John Martin Solid Air
Porcupine Tree Signify
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Mojo Freebie Cash - Tribute to JC

Andy

Various Artists - Rough Trade Indiepop Vol. 1

DS

ITC - Interpol - Antics

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From Edinburgh some Runrig titles:-
From FOPP £3 Transmitting Live.
From CODA The Stamping Ground and Proterra.

Howard

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Originally posted by Expat in Oz:
Stefan - yes I do recommend the Madeleine Peyroux. I am now going to go out and buy her first cd as well.

Cheers
Adrian

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I would emphatically second that. Recently discovered her new one by accident. What a lucky accident, what a voice. Have now also ordered her first one after borrowing a copy from library.

Steve

New Tord Gustavsen CD - The Ground - on ECM.

For the moment it is only released in Australia and will be out elsewhere early next year.

Cheers
Adrian

Vassilis Tsabropoulos, Anja Lechner - Chants, Hymns and Dances
David Murray & The Gwo-Ka Masters Featuring Pharoah Sanders - Gwotet: VERY funky
Jacob Young - Evening Falls: VERY ECM, relaxed, good if you have a headache...
Jesper Bodilsen Trio - Mi Ritorni In Mente
Los Otros - Aguirre: Interesting adaptation of ancient Mexican songs with (besides others) Hille Perl, the "Viola da Gamba" player

Best regards, freundliche Grüße

Stefan

Jeff Buckley - Grace
Dave Matthews Band - Crash
Dave Matthews Band - Under the Table and Dreaming
10,000 Maniacs - Out time in Eden
Jim Croce - Classic Hits of

Paul

Matthew Jay - Draw
Doyle Bramhall II - Welcome
Eileen Farrell - Sings Verdi

Chick Corea Akoustic Band - Alive
Chick Corea - Return to Forever

Cheers
Adrian

My last cd/dvd was today

Peter Gabriel

maria

Emmylou Harris - Anthology the Warner/Reprise years
Roses in the Snow

John Renbourn - Definitive Transatlantic Collection
Pentangle - Early Classics

any one heard Mark Knopfler's latest? that's next on my list.

Life is analogue, enjoy it while you can.

hi
I think the latest of Mark Knopfler was very good. got it.

No money waste.

Maria

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Originally posted by Wolf:
Emmylou Harris - Anthology the Warner/Reprise years
Roses in the Snow

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Hi, Glenn, did you listen to (or do you own) "Stumble Into Grace" from Emmylou Harris ? It's said to be SO different. I haven't spent time on her, yet, but after my latest Johnny Cash experience, I might wanna dive into recent US country...

Best regards, freundliche Grüße

Stefan

Drive-by Truckers "The Dirty South"
Elliott Smith "From A Basement On The Hill"

The Truckers just keep on rockin' (Isbell, only in his early twenties, what a musical future)

And, in Elliott's offering, a very complex person, gone way too quickly. We'll never know what his musical future would have brought.

Jeff A

Stealers Wheel, Ferguslie Park; a remaster/re-release on Lemon. Great Gerry Rafferty/Joe Egan tunes, a generally Beatle-esque ambience, or perhaps Badfinger-esque, at times; an underrated band, did a lot more than provide a tune for a Tarantino soundtrack.

Sounds like Dylan singing on Let It Be.

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Elliott Smith "From A Basement On The Hill"

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Jeff,

Can you please tell us more about this ? I thought I had all of his albums ..

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Elliott Smith "From A Basement On The Hill"

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minky - This is his new one. i.e stuff he had recorded just before his death. Pretty good acording to several reviews I have read, though I can't comment myself.

Jeff - I'd be very interested in what you think and how it compairs to his others (assuming you have some). I have Either/Or, XO and Figure 8

re: Elliott Smith "From A Basement On The Hill"

This was/is the album Elliott had just completed recording when he died. The post produdtion work was done by two close friends - a girlfriend and a musician in a band whose name escapes me at the moment.

I also have Either/Or and XO. As with them, the new one is a mixture of Elliott's styles. I have always loved the quieter more simply produced songs, the closer to just him and a guitar the better. When we were listening to one of the tracks Saturday, I commented to my wife "This must be what it would have been like to her Lennon with just a guitar". His songs which have a Beatlesque quality to them are just phenomenal to me. Also, because of the circumstances, it is hard not to listen for clues to what was going on in the last couple years.

If I was personally ranking these three, my favorite remains Either/Or, then the new one (which I have only played 4 times so far) and finally XO which is a little slick for my preferences.

Jeff A

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My last purchase was Symphony X - V The New Mythology Suite. Not my normal cuppa tea but really rather good.

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I wanted more, so I've just purchased Symphony X "The Odyssey" as well.

Spock

Hawkwind - In Your Area

Marvellous vocals on Brainstorm by Ron Tree

Mike

Andrea Bocelli - Andrea

Yo Yo Ma - Vivaldi's Cello

Remember Shakti - The Believer - John McLaughlin

Jean Marie Machado & Andy Sheppard - Lyrisme

Arve Henriksen - Chiaroskuro

Cheers
Adrian

Hi Adrian,
Wanna comment on the new Henriksen CD ? On my target list. Will I like it ?

Greetings from Friday (Germany) to Saturday (Oz)...

Best regards, freundliche Grüße

Stefan

Stefan - not yet listened to it - will let you know when I have. Cheers

Eberhard Weber - The Colours of Chloe

Dave Holland - Conference of the Birds

Don Cherry - Donna Nostra with Bobo Stenson

John McLaughlin - The Heart of Things Live in
Paris

John McLaughlin - Thieves & Poets

Al Dimeola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - Friday Night In San Francisco

John McLaughlin - Extrapolation

Cheers
Adrian

Gatecrasher Red
Gatecrasher Experience
Ry Cooder - Paris Texas
Trans-Global Underground - Dream of 100 Nations
Neil Young - Dead Man
Return to the Source - Ambient Meditations Vol3