What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)
Posted by: Tam on 06 June 2005
Anyway, to kick things off, I'm currently, and probably for most of the rest of this week, listening to Radio 3's Beethoven Experience. They're doing one of the piano concertos at the moment and (number 2 with Glenn Gould). Anyway, the experience thing probably needs its own thread, but, even on this cheapo radio it's proving fairly enjoyable.
So, what are you listening to right now?
So, what are you listening to right now?
Gabriela - El Viaje, quite interesting but just a little too much Bill Frisell
Xavier Rudd - Food in the belly, hmm
Xavier Rudd - Food in the belly, hmm
Very good!
This one is really growing on me, Fred Simon one of our own parishioners, solo piano playing Beach Boys numbers.
As with Dreamhouse, repeated listens brings out many layers and moods.
SJB
quote:Originally posted by sjust:
Oregon (Moscow, Northwest Passage, Music Of Another Present Era and Ecotopia) all day, then some Cecilia Bartoli (Mozart arias), and now
cheers
Stefan
Continueing with Rubalcaba. Through my whole repertoire with him. Very enjoyable...
Stefan
Bruno Cocset, Les Basses réunies - Boccherini, Sonates & cocertos pour violoncelle
Roger, the engineer
Just arrived from Italy:
La Dolce Vita / Tommaso*Rava Quartet / CamJazz
Enrico Rava, trumpet & flugehorn
Steffano Bollani, piano
Giovanni Tommaso, contrabass
Roberto Gatto, drums
Regards,
Haim
Haim
Into the night.
Regards,
Haim
didn't think much of this on first listen a few months back, but it's been on heavy rotation this week and is really growing on me
SJB
Trying to finish up a report, but constantly being distracted by Rogue's Gallery, a collection of nautical songs collected by Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp as some mad project related to the Pirates of the Carribean franchise. It's only on my iPod, but 'tis fantastic. Do not play in polite company, Louden Wainwright's good ship Venus is a hoot.
C'mon all yer lubbers and hoist the jolly roger!
P.S. For those of a serious musical bent, note that Bill Frisell was involved in pulling this together.
C'mon all yer lubbers and hoist the jolly roger!
P.S. For those of a serious musical bent, note that Bill Frisell was involved in pulling this together.
Cocteau Twins - Lullabies To Violaine
quote:Originally posted by Rubio:
Mercan Dede - Breath
Dear Steve,
How do you find this album? I have heard one song from it (from the latest Songlines magazine)and I found it very interesting! I have also heard the "SU" album by Mercan Dede, and I absolutely liked it. But I'm even more curious about "Breath, the last album in his trilogy.
Well I have only just got it - first listen last night. I think that the Songlines review is very fair - "this record is a beguiling triumph". I would say if you like Su then you should get Breathe. Hope that helps
Steve
quote:Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
I have a small car too. I disconnected the rear speakers and replaced the front ones and the radio/cdp head unit. Now I sing while I drive.
Dear Haim!
A small car for everyday duties.
I think i'm satisfied now.
I have enough space, good and safe driving and a lot of kilometers with few fuel.
And a working heating system!
I think that my next upgrade will be a pair of decent speakers.
The stereo set is good but the four Ford cones make me shiver while listening!
quote:Here is a very good book for you:
His latest one: 'Too old for this country' is excerllent too.
Thanks for tip!
I'm finishing a book written by an italian oncologist that demonstrate the link between brain and cancer.
Stress and a bad life and illness.
A translation of the title should come like "The anarchist brain" but i did non find an english translation of it.
Thanks a lot again!
Gianluigi
