What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Kruder Dorfmeister the K&D Sessions lovely chilled music for saturday arvo

Fink "Distance and Time" full-length; "Sort of Revolution" ep, first listens

Stu,

This might be on the list its by a God of British Techno. I've been putting some of my fav's on a list the problem is the vinyl version cost a bloody fortune with some.






Dean..

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Originally posted by munch:
Jeff,
I Fink you will like them.
Stu

So far so good. Thanks to you and DenisA and others, seemed like I would probably enjoy and I am.

regards
Jeff A

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Originally posted by Florestan:

Doug,

Are you after good music or just good looking girls..?

Just two albums to their credit, nevertheless, they are the contemporary jazz trio which I have been enjoying the most in recent years.

Something on vinyl (thats not Fink)...





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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Classic album.
Oliver did you get to any record shops while in NYC this trip?
Stu

Trip was too short this time but I managed to go to Blue Note on Thursday night for a great live performance.

Zach Berkman "Stumble" full-length; "As Far As It Goes" ep

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Originally posted by Florestan:

I now have this (& a few others by her) on my wishlist.
Never heard of her until I started to research who played what on the new Touch Yello album.
The search also led me to Till Bronner who plays the trumpet on there - and his albums now feature on the list as well.
A great way of finding music, and ties in nicely that Yello should lead to amazing classical and jazz.
Both have some excellent stuff on 'You Tube' Dorothee especially. a Hi Def playing of music in germany at a festival c/w period instruments, inc harpsicord is exceptional.
Till Bronner also deserves a lot more recognition - he will get it, no doubt.

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Never heard of her until I started to research who played what on the new Touch Yello album.

Steve2701,
Interesting connections! It's funny that you would go from Touch Yello to Dorothee Oberlinger and I, having no idea who Touch Yello is, would come from Dorothee Oberlinger. I'll be putting them on my wish list now.
Doug

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Doug,

Are you after good music or just good looking girls..?

Haim, I'm as pragmatic as can be. Why, pray tell, can I not have both!!

Truth be told, I think you'd really enjoy any of these choices as well; (even if the usual, unscrupulous marketing techniques might be a turnoff ; )
Doug

On vinyl:-

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Steve2701,
Interesting connections! It's funny that you would go from Touch Yello to Dorothee Oberlinger and I, having no idea who Touch Yello is, would come from Dorothee Oberlinger. I'll be putting them on my wish list now.
Doug

Hi there,
yes, weird connections but often they take me on a hugely enjoyable (if expensive) journey.
Please get to listen to Touch - Yello before you do buy it - there is plenty on You Tube, it is about as polar oposite to classical as you can get. Dorothee plays on the very last track - which is where Yello meets Morocco / Egypt in musical terms - her playing is almost haunting on the track. Be prepared to have the walls re-plastered if you play it loud...
Found Takla makan for you.

Agnes Milewski

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On CD:-



Another cracking M+M album. A lot of talent in the Lanois family.