What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Side 4

Brilliant!

Darrell Scott "A Crooked Road" disc 2

Taken by Trees - East of Eden

Sainte Colombe (ca 1640-1700) was one of the founding fathers of the bass viol or viola da gamba, and probably most famous as a teacher of Marin Marais. This unique CD with music for two gambas by Wieland Kuijken and Jordi Savall was recorded in 1976, and has aged a bit (low tempi, sparse embellishments) but there's still not much to compare it to. Highly recommended!

EJ

early afternoon on itunes:
Ray Bonneville, Suzanne Vega, Damien Jurado, Gene Clark

Angus and Julia Stone - A Book Like This

Hippity hoppity head nodding bliss.






Dean...

steve

Today's listening...................


Marillion - Holidays In Eden








The National - The National


Oumou Sangare - Oumou




Ani DiFranco - Ani DiFranco

on CD

on vinyl

on vinyl

quote:

Originally posted by Nigel 66:

A great album and so was the next one Fully Completely.

I have a copy of the cd they sold only off their web site which had tracks taken from dates on the Road Apples tour with a couple of tracks that have never made it on to any album of theirs. One of them called Highway Girl has a monologue in the middle that Gordon turned into Locked Up in the Trunk for Fully Completely album.

It's called Roxy & Elsewhere (Road Apples Session and Tour 1990- 1991) if you ever see it then don't hesitate it is a brilliant live album.

This has opened the door to a great and diverse genre of music for me thats going to be great fun investigating, Krautrock here I come





Dean...

Been thinking about my top 10 records of the decade and Karine Polwart's This Earthly Spell has to be up there.