Music Room

sonofcolinPosted: 23 March 2002Last Updated: 23 March 2002
If you want to give your speakers a serious work out, then you should have a listen to LOUD by Timo Maas. This album reminds me of why I love Naim electronics. Lots of fast, deep bass and strange twiddly noises are dotted throughout the recording with...
Mike SaePosted: 21 March 2002Last Updated: 23 March 2002
Can anyone recommend some good Japanese Hip-Hop? No idea where to start, but I know I'll like it. Oh, and since I can't make to to Shizuoka prefecture anytime soon, please recommend acts that are findable in the colonies.TIA,mike
MarkusPosted: 21 January 2002Last Updated: 23 March 2002
Just thought it would be fun to have a thread where we could post our most-cherished John Coltrane tunes. The "Jazz: The New Dance Music" thread got me feeling warm and pleasant feelings about Coltrane and motivated to revisit some of my...
John CPosted: 24 February 2002Last Updated: 23 March 2002
. Found a really nice original Atlantic Lp of this extraordinary album. Humpty Dumpty is the funkiest, most groovin track! Charlie Haden lays it down. Quite brilliant. The addition of Ed Blackwell just takes the whole quartet to another level. His...
seagullPosted: 22 March 2002Last Updated: 22 March 2002
I lost touch with the old boy around about Enter K, (up till then I'd got all his records so didn't that mean that I owned him to paraphrase Energy Vampyres)?He has released several albums since then, has he stagnated or are they worth investigating?...
ttarpPosted: 21 March 2002Last Updated: 22 March 2002
HiI have 4 KEF B200 (SP1014) bass/mid drive units I got from a friend who took them out of some damaged Linn Sara speakers. The Sara's had enclosure damage and one of the Scan-Speak tweeters had also seen better days, but the B200's are all in what...
Top CatPosted: 21 March 2002Last Updated: 21 March 2002
Hi folks.I wondered if anyone knew of any Zappa forums on the internet (seeing as Uncle Frank had such a huge following) and if not, if anyone would be interested in me setting one up (I have the servers and the software, but don't want to go to the...
bigtrakPosted: 05 March 2002Last Updated: 21 March 2002
HiHas anybody got any recommendations for jazz CD's similar to Kind of Blue i.e. slow tempo sad tunes. I really like that album particularly the Sax parts so then bought john Coltrane's Blue Train I only picked that album because the cover looked...
Anna ToothPosted: 12 March 2002Last Updated: 20 March 2002
“From The Heart” is aptly titled. Chris plays the piano as though his life depends on it; every note is laced with vulnerability. His improvisation with chords is a startlingly beautiful combination of delicacy and deliberation and his...
Bruce WoodhousePosted: 31 January 2002Last Updated: 20 March 2002
People have mentioned this artist in various threads.You might like to try Susheela Raman-Salt Rainhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005BJIG/qid%3D1012473185/026-6233490-6512439)A mellower sound, a voice rather like Natacha Atlas in some...
ShaymanPosted: 18 March 2002Last Updated: 19 March 2002
What on earth has happened to 'What hifi?' magazine?I used to quite enjoy its mix of cheapo and decent mid-range stuff.I havent read it for a couple of years but have bought the last couple of editions. Now it appears that nothing gets less than 4...
woodfacePosted: 04 March 2002Last Updated: 18 March 2002
Bought the 'new' Nick Lowe album last week, wow! I honestly cannot recall the last time I was so impressed by an album! Excellent lyrics, good tunes, you know how songs used to be.
garyiPosted: 16 March 2002Last Updated: 18 March 2002
Good god just discovered the one click system on amazon!Got: Marvyn Gaye: whats going on? Stevie Wonder: Inversions and I can't even think of the other one, will just have to wait for the confirmation!snigger. I am never shopping at virgin again.
Andy MoorePosted: 16 March 2002Last Updated: 18 March 2002
I've got far too many CDs on my shelves and there are a number that I no longer listen to. Selling them seems like the best idea but where and how? My local second hand CD shop offers upto £4 per cd, is this the best offer I'm likely to get?...
GoosePosted: 15 March 2002Last Updated: 18 March 2002
Just thought that I would like to say that I have bought the Henry Fool album ,and its pretty good to. I like Tim Bowness in No-Man/Samuelsmiles/ PT vibe anyway. The Henry Fool album is very good, very chilled, with some 'prog-ish' edges. Only...
Mike SaePosted: 07 February 2002Last Updated: 16 March 2002
yeesh,I put a bid on E-Bay for this CD just so I could have Q Lazzarus' "Goodbye Horses"- it's the song from the Buffalo Bill scene in Silence of the Lambs.In the last hour, the bids skyrocketed to 70 bucks CDN. Needless to say I dropped out of...
Top CatPosted: 14 March 2002Last Updated: 16 March 2002
Hi folks.I've a few (relatively obscure) CDs I want to buy, and I'd rather get them on the 'net. Any recommended sites (other than Amazon) - junk like cdnow.com and 101cd.com are so woefully out of touch with my music, and I don't know many...
ken cPosted: 08 March 2002Last Updated: 16 March 2002
picked up this album from my local mvc. i've just played it and i'm impressed. didnt think these guys still had it in them to produce such a good album!!!enjoyken
garyiPosted: 14 March 2002Last Updated: 15 March 2002
can anyone tell me a bit about his music, amazon tells me that people who buy the music I buy also bought him, but I ain't never heard of him!
Andrew RandlePosted: 09 March 2002Last Updated: 15 March 2002
Finally after a long departure from writing recommendations in the Music Room, I've compiled a list of recommendations from recent purchases.T-Bone Burnett "The Talking Animals" - Already I have this album on vinyl, but it has only recently been...
Anna ToothPosted: 15 March 2002Last Updated: 15 March 2002
HelloA quick plug for Foo Foo who have a gig in Bristol on Saturday (16) night. They're playing at The Folkhouse, 40a Park Street.They are supported by local musicians Jude Cox - singer songwriter - and Neil and Nick; one of them used to be in Savage...
Dave JPosted: 14 March 2002Last Updated: 15 March 2002
Creeping senility, excess alcohol etc prevents me from remembering the name of the Latino/Rock band who supported Santana on his US tour a year or so ago.Were they Oxolatli, Ozolatel, Ozoalatli?Someone please put me out of my misery!ThanksDave
Derek WrightPosted: 15 March 2002Last Updated: 15 March 2002
quite a long track based on US patriotic music, eg America the Beautiful, etc the type that is normally performed by the Mormon Tabernacle ChoirThanks for any infoDerek
Stephen BennettPosted: 28 February 2002Last Updated: 14 March 2002
Bjork's Royal Opera House concert is to be broadcast on the new digital and cable channel BBC4.The concert, filmed at the Covent Garden venue in Christmas 2001, will be broadcast on March 12.the new digital BBC4Actually, BB4 looks pretty good from...
SigmundPosted: 13 March 2002Last Updated: 13 March 2002
I'm replacing many of my jazz discs due to unfortunate environmental circumstances beyond my control so, I thought I'd check out the most musical sounding versions of some of the Rudy Van Gelders, etc. I remember liking the '50s stuff, the Monks and...