what was the last cd you bought?

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Originally posted by JasonRStone:

Errr I really didn't think he was that great - there's an Aussie guy who's been doing this since around 10years - Frank Bennett is his stage name

much much better in my opinion

but unfortunately virtually impossible to get! I missed his 2nd CD totally

Of course, when we start to compare artists between them, this is not going to be an easy journey. I admire what Mr. Anka is still doing at his age --> a new album for his fans and a CD i found very entertaining to listen to. It's not perfect or even subtile, i totally agree with you, but to ear him singing Black Hole Sun is something memorable!

Bye.

The White Stripes - get thee behind me Satan. Jack & Meg do their stuff, less immediate than the last album - nothing to match 7 nation army or ball & biscuit, but I feel this could be a grower and something for the car / iPod

Oscar Peterson - Blues reunion. Remastered recording from 1971, not the best disc to feature OP but anything from this era with Milt Jackson on vibes and Ray Brown on bass is worth a spin imho

Viktoria Mullova & Il Giardino Armonico - Vivaldi, 5 violin concertos. Played on authentic instruments and certainly has a different feel to other recordings that I have, I Musici from 1970s and more recently Nigel Kennedy.

Two albums >

Silver Rain, Marcus Miller. Excellent stuff as usual from this guy. I discovered him when I first bought TuTu (Miles) & have been a fan ever since. I think his interpretation of Moonlight Sonata is great at this time of the evening.

Beyond Aerial Bounderies, Michael Hedges.
Why oh why didn't I get this earlier, like when I had his stuff on vinyl. His entire back catalogue is now on order at amazon for me. Acoustic guitar playing as he made very, very special.

Hello, I have bought a Cd, which is:

Earth - Legacy of Dissolution
[Earth tracks remixed by Mogwai, Sunn O))), Haswell, Broadrick, Autechre and O'Rourke]

DS

ITC - 4E - Blue Note

Brothers, sisters, we don't need this fascist groove thing.........

Heaven 17 - Collection
I thought I'd ordered Penthouse and Pavement, but never mind ! The soundtrack to my late teens/early twenties so riddled with nostalgia. Some real gems here, but very dated synth music. I love that era.

New Model Army - Collection (can't remember name)
Fantastic songs for civil disobedience! F*CK THE RICH !

Marvin Gaye - What's Happenin Brother
Live performance, didn't quite capture it for me.

Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape
Brilliant guitars and drums. Really like this.

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Excellent new tribute CD to Ray Charles -

John Scofield - That's What I Say

Seconded!

Coldplay "X&Y" - pretty decent

Dave Matthews Band "Stand Up" - I love this. Funky even by DMB standards, with lots of musical surprises. Great songs that will translate well to their live shows. (My first "dual-disc", seems to work just fine)

Jeff A

roxy music= more than this
pink floyd= atom heart mother

Hello, I have purchased a new CD. It is:

ACID : Chicago acid and Experimental House
[From Sounds of the Universe, the shop of Soul Jazz the label of the CD]

+ 30+ vinyl elements

DS

White Stripes-Satan get behind me
Sleater Kinney-The Woods

Matt

The Magic Numbers eponymous album. V good on first listens.

Bruce

Just bought Ry Cooders latest CD

Chavez Ravine

It must be at least 10 years since his last Album although he has been involved with the Bueno Vista Social club more recently.The Cuban influence is certainly apparent on this CD.

Had a couple of listens and sounding good.

Dave

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Originally posted by matt podniesinski:
White Stripes-Satan get behind me

Me too

Also got "Ali G - Indahouse OST" for £1.50 ex-loan from Exeter Library - had to be done! Almost got the "Big Bruvvas" album as well - from same source, but thought I'd be run out of town...

Picked up Floyd's Pulse and The Magic Numbers but there havent been a enough hours in the day to listen yet

oh and 'The Best of Zappa' which so far is just Mad!!! Mad good though

Just picked these two up for a tenner.

Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing

Alison krauss - New Favorite (pretty good on the CDX2/ 282 if I say so myself)

Sounds of Silence - Simon and Garfunkle love SOS and I am a Rock.

Howard

billy corgan - the future embrace

Bought these the other day...

Kraftwerk - Minimum Maximum

The Meters - Rejuvination

Roisin Murphy - Ruby Blue

Roy Buchanan - When A Guitar Plays The Blues.

I heard this playing at a market and had to buy it straight away.

Excellent album.

Paul

Josh Rouse: Under Cold Blue Stars

Bit drab, nowhere near Nashville/1972.

Bruce

HMV Sale and only £3.99.
The Collection - Lynyrd Skynyrd(17 tracks) some really good music here and for a change no Free Bird(I think I have enough versions of it).

Howard

Yesterday:
"461 ocean boulevard" eric clapton
"Live at newport 1960" ( his first record) muddy waters

bye

David

Vashti Bunyan - Just Another Diamond Day

ABC Lexicon of Love £2.99 HMV sale