What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Slayer - Reign In Blood, on thin'n'flexy 80s vinyl.

Sourced from the 'Bay. There's plenty of LPs on there described as "excellent" condition that look like somebody's been gardening with them. This was actually as good as described.

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Slayer - Reign In Blood, on thin'n'flexy 80s vinyl.

Sourced from the 'Bay. There's plenty of LPs on there described as "excellent" condition that look like somebody's been gardening with them. This was actually as good as described.

The best thrash metal album ever made imho

The Watson Twins - Talking to You Talking to Me

First listen

From HDX:



Regards,
Michel

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Told myself I wasn't buying another Four Tet album, but then I heard the single.*



* All nine minutes of Love Cry can be found here. Probably my new favourite release of 2010.

Chief,
I thought you might crumble!
Have you heard the Mosca remix of this single? Stumbled across it on Mary Anne Hobbs' show - it is EPIC!

Hey reubs,

I heard the album and thought when did Four Tet get good again? Probably when he made Moth/Wolf Club.

I've heard the Joy Orbison and Roska mixes of Love Cry (that link mentions Mary-Anne Hobbs too) though I've just seen there's a Mosca remix of Sing from There Is Love In You.

Now I'm confused, but so long as it's not Rusko, I'm ok with it... : )

Cheers for clearing that up for me Chief. I even have the Love Cry digital download on iTunes so I should have known. Think Sing must be the next single to have heard the Mosca remix - made me pay enough attention to subscribe to the Low End Theory podcast - Mosca seems to be affiliated with them.

Brahms Symphony #2 - Daniel Barenboim - Chicago Symphony Orchestra.



Dean...

My favourite album of the year so far.

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Think I'll take Newsom one step at a time and disc one completed.

Best way, Adrian. I'm sure that's why she chose to release this as a triple CD, when the amount of music could easily have been accommodated on a double.

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Fink - Distance and Time

Just a quick whiz thru tonight. More time tomorrow to absorb the 37 minutes in a comfy chair. Sounds promising...

What sort of music is it Denis?

Hope you are good
Diccus

Earlier..........marvellous x

.......and now on Spotipie

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Fink - Distance and Time

Just a quick whiz thru tonight. More time tomorrow to absorb the 37 minutes in a comfy chair. Sounds promising...

What sort of music is it Denis?

Hope you are good
Diccus

Well his guitar style has hints of John Martyn (picking + looping) and tonight his voice reminded me of Lewis Taylor & Newton Faulkner.

Watch Fink on Morning Becomes Eclectic (especially "Blueberry Pancakes") and you might reach the same conclusion as me. He's mustard



Sort of Revolution arrived today and I'll give it justice by listening tomorrow.

The land of Fink is here.

Hope you are well also - Enjoy

Denis

Cheers bud

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Cheers bud

Checking out the CD buying thread it looks like the Fink Revolution is spreading I noticed on Finks home page that they are putting together the masters for the release of the KCRW session performed back in december and should be out soon.

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.......and now on Spotipie

How did you get on with it Diccus. If you are not into the lets play improv jazz then you might not like it. But what ever you do play from about 12.56 minutes of track 2 up till about 24 minutes. It is some of the most beautiful music ever written.

Richard Wolfsdorf, aka Ricardo Villalobos - mdma.

I can't seem to get a decent picture of the label to show up, so here instead is me Ricardo in action...