What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

interesting soundscape this one.

Lindsey Buckingham "Out Of The Cradle"

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

I'll join you Gordon, ah the memories...

Norah Jones "Not Too Late"

Another fine reissue from ECM.

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Another fine reissue from ECM.

And the best one of all comes out next week (29th) - Arild Andersen Green Into Blue. Really looking forward to it.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Another fine reissue from ECM.

And the best one of all comes out next week (29th) - Arild Andersen Green Into Blue. Really looking forward to it.

Adrian, I'll buy it based solely on your enthusiasm

Just back from a couple of fine gigs at Kings Place in London. Gianluigi Trovesi and Gianni Coscia were wonderfully engaging, and very funny - aided by a long suffering, not unattractive, translator called Maria, who recounted their stories to the audience between songs. Both are evidently master musicians, but there is a lovely lightness of touch,and modesty to what they do.

Then, on Friday night, Louis Sclavis Quintet - a starker contrast you could not imagine! Fierce, cerebral, challenging, but utterly exhilerating. Special mentions to the drummer, who hit the cr*p out of his kit, and the guitarist, who did some great things with feedback on a couple of numbers. Shame you couldn't make it

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Originally posted by droodzilla:
Shame you couldn't make it

I know I should have gone but somehow it did not happen, next time - glad to hear it was good.

FRIGHTENED RABBIT : The Winter of Mixed Drinks )(2010)

Really good pop.

Paul

LIARS : Sisterworld (2010)

Musical adventure, if you want with an extra remix album.

Paul

PAVEMENT : Quarantine the Past (the Best of Pavement) 2010.

Acceptable sound quality of one of the most important bands of the nineties.

Paul

THE BLACK BOX RELEVATION : Silver Threats (2010).

Belgian dou with rock related to the music of The Black Keys.

Paul

JACKIE-O MOTHERFUCKER : Ballads of the Revolution (2009)

What's in a name.... : always psychedelic music of this band.

Lastfm writes: Jackie-O Motherfucker (or JOMF) is an American experimental rock group that formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994.
Jackie-O Motherfucker began as a duo consisting of multi-instrumentalist Tom Greenwood and saxophonist Nester Bucket. The group now has more than twenty rotating members drawn from the U.S. experimental scene. As of 2006, the core of the group is founding member Greenwood.

Paul

JOHN DEAR MOWING CLUB : Melleville (2010)
This is music of the dutch Melle de Boer: poet, painter, singer/songwriter, with a veritable speech disorder. He makes remarkable funny music.
His artist-friendship with manic-depressive songwriter genius Daniel Johnston is understandable: there are a lot of similarities in their music. See Mowingclub.com

Paul

James Taylor

Bought in Strasbourg about 15 years ago, and brings back great memories. Haven't listened in ages. Never did get as good at slide as I planned to.

Alanis Morissette "The Collection"

Rockabilly meets British Techno in a clash of immense proportion.





Dean..