What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Coldplay "Viva La Vida"

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Debut album from Adam Young of Owl City. This collection of songs was written and recorded when Young was a teenager, and before he joined Owl City.

On DVD-Audio, 24/96 stereo. Then quickly onto the black stuff version!

Been looking forward to this little treat...

Laura Veirs "July Flame"

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Pink Martini - Splendor In The Grass

Where do you rank this in their album hierarchy?

I only have this one and 'Sympathique' so I cannot really comment. But both make me interested in the rest of their catalog. Do you have any suggestions on other ones to try next?

Pat

I really like Hang on Little Tomato. I also have Hey Eugene, which is also good, but I prefer the former even more.

Thank you. I will check them out.

Mitzi Meyerson on the harpsichord plays the music of Claude-Benigne Balbastre (1722-1799) who himself was a virtuoso and whose compositions reflect all the brilliance he was capable of extracting from the instrument.

Greg Tannen "Rocket"

Anais Mitchell "The Brightness"

This Morning.
On the Black!

On Silver!

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Stefan,

It is always fun listening to Kapsberger's music though a bit demanding since his compositions tend to stop short of or go beyond the obvious melodies. Enjoy the concert next week.

Marc Cohn "Listening Booth: 1970"

right the stars (Rich Jacques)

Damien Jurado "Caught In The Trees"

an album released in 2008, this is one of my favorite purchases of 2010, along with DJ newest release Saint Bartlett.