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garyiPosted: 16 January 2003Last Updated: 17 January 2003
Can anyone give me a run down?Cheers.
BoshPosted: 04 January 2003Last Updated: 17 January 2003
Can anyone recommend some seminal Camel albums?
JackPosted: 16 January 2003Last Updated: 16 January 2003
Anyone a fan of Walter Trout ?Been aware of this guy for years but never bought anything. Decided time to add to collection. Anyone got any particular recommendations?ThanksJack
MekonPosted: 15 January 2003Last Updated: 15 January 2003
Those of you who know of Mike Ladd will already know of his 'Infesticons' side project. The follow up takes the side of the Majesticons. I believe it is out on the 27th. there is info here, and you can listen to snippets here. The big news is that he...
Dev BPosted: 06 January 2003Last Updated: 14 January 2003
Spice up your life - Electronic, techno, housey, electronic, beaty, stuff. ps. I do like Nick Drake and Jeff Buckley, but it is, sort of, rather depressing isn't it.
SigmundPosted: 13 January 2003Last Updated: 14 January 2003
Anyone familiar with his works? I'd like to pick up one of his versions of Pagannini's Caprices and don't know if I should go for the version he did for Columbia betweeen 1950-'53, or the more recent EMIK which they remastered in 2001. Thanks.
ShaymanPosted: 08 January 2003Last Updated: 13 January 2003
Yesterday I had one of those once in a blue moon scenarios whilst browsing my local charity shop.In my teens I was a fan of the Wedding Present and in fact they were the first band I ever went to see. I've got two of their albums and a couple of...
Not For MePosted: 08 January 2003Last Updated: 13 January 2003
For those of you with fond memories of late 70's / early 80's post punk funk (like A Certain Ratio, 23 Skidoo, Gang of Four) I would recommend a new LP by "III" called "III". They appear to be an Amercian group, and have a sound that brings back the...
hermPosted: 13 December 2002Last Updated: 12 January 2003
Mahler Seven It's funny the way Gustav Mahler has become the kind of music I associate with the Eighties. Virtually all conductors at the time were programming Mahler symphonies all the time (they still do, but they didn&rsquot in the sixties and seventies, as far as I can tell). I pretty much have every symphony in one or two versions on CD and / or LP, but I have to say they rarely come off the shelf. Used to be I could listen to Mahler six and nine in a row, but now I think to myself,...
matthewrPosted: 11 January 2003Last Updated: 11 January 2003
If you live in the US and purchased at least one CD, LP or cassette in a music store between 1995 and 2000 you can sign up for your share of a $143m class action lawsuit against the major record companies by going to...
SigmundPosted: 10 January 2003Last Updated: 11 January 2003
I've tried finding them via Amazon, CDNow, Tower and a couple of others, to no avail. Thanks.
hermPosted: 05 September 2002Last Updated: 10 January 2003
"Next time, we'll take it slower yet," Eugen Jochum is reported to have said to Concertgebouw members after a wonderful, blazing Bruckner Seventh Symphony in the summer of 1986.Next time was on his last tour, to Japan in september of that year (in the...
Kevin-WPosted: 08 January 2003Last Updated: 10 January 2003
Went to the Jazz Cafe (London) last night to see the mighty Terry Callier - it was a great gig: the man was in fine voice, the band (Including Jim Mullen on guitar) was awesome, and the audience was, as ever, hugely (and noisily) appreciative. We were...
RockingdocPosted: 03 January 2003Last Updated: 10 January 2003
Being recently smitten with the guitar genius of the big man, I would like to increase his scanty showing in my collection.But, even a cursory search shows a huge back catalogue, so where to start.Any recommended favourite albums or ...
Tarquin Maynard - PortlyPosted: 02 January 2003Last Updated: 10 January 2003
MuchachosOne thought that has occured to me is that I spend a great deal of time thinking about my next upgrade, tweak, etc etc and not much time listening to new music. A fairly frequently made, and good comment on this forum is " think how much...
jonniPosted: 08 January 2003Last Updated: 09 January 2003
Lets cut striaght to the point.Vinyl prices in Britian have gone up and up over recent years.You can pay £16-£18 quid for some new releases in HMV and Virgin.Why is this so when in FNAC(French record store like Virgin) in France I recently...
MekonPosted: 07 January 2003Last Updated: 09 January 2003
quote:Originally from Fiachra Gibbons, arts correspondentMonday January 6, 2003The GuardianMinister labelled racist after attack on rap 'idiots'Howells accused of failing to understand that gun culture in black music is reflection of society in which...
Roy TPosted: 07 November 2002Last Updated: 08 January 2003
From the Guardian "Despite the death of Napster, file-sharing is not impossible. Just proceed with caution", advises Jack Schofield http://www.guardian.co.uk/internetnews/story/0,7369,834620,00.html I liked the advice about how to remove some of the...
garyiPosted: 06 January 2003Last Updated: 08 January 2003
Well after forgeting my step dads birthday he left the flat pre Christmas with my copy of Heathen.After farting around with amazon, who couldn't sort them selves out I got a copy on vinyl from Diverse.Guys the vinyl is a lot better, all top end...
Roy TPosted: 08 January 2003Last Updated: 08 January 2003
After reading the IN HEAVY ROTATION THIS WEEK post I got to thinking back to my college days (Norwich City College) when the lad in the next room would put the same music on whenever one of his very special friends came to visit. I could just remember...
redeyePosted: 06 January 2003Last Updated: 08 January 2003
Y'know...of The Sundays. She had the voice of an angel and the mush of a chipmunk (in a nice way) Listening to 'Reading, Writing & arithmetic' at the moment hence da question Anyone??
samo7Posted: 07 January 2003Last Updated: 07 January 2003
Bill Frisell "Ghost Town"Ian Tyson "Live at Longview"Bill Evans "Trio 64"Medeski Martin and Wood "The Dropper"Mark Knopfler "Ragpicker's Dream"
Roy TPosted: 17 December 2002Last Updated: 07 January 2003
May be worth a bit of cash to some of the forum readers. CD MAP Settlement
glendaPosted: 23 December 2002Last Updated: 06 January 2003
Just read on the 'net - what can I say? He always seemed like a great bloke in interviews - guess it's time to dig out some vinyl tonight and have a few contemplative beers.Cheers JoeGlenda.
EdotPosted: 01 September 2002Last Updated: 06 January 2003
This Tuesday Sony will release a three disk set titled "Glenn Gould : A State of Wonder". The set contains both the 55 & 81 versions of The Goldberg Variarions plus an interview / documentary disc. Perhaps of most interest is that the 81 recording...