Nitin Sawhney - Philtre
Peter Edwards Trio - A Matter of Instinct
Christian Scott - Introducing Christian Scott
Beck - Morning Phase
Melanie de Biasio - No Deal
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Daft Punk - Tron Legacy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Rosalia de Souza - D'improvviso
The Cinematic Orchestra - The Crimson Wing: Mystery of the Flamingos
Hans Zimmer - Interstellar Motion Picture Soundtrack
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
Jenny Penny Full - EOS
Fabiano do Nascimento - Tempo dos Mestres
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.1 (The Ashkenazy version)
I think if I'd had these on vinyl, I would have worn the records out! There is a certain something isn't there about songs that are immediately likeable but fade quickly as they have little substance once your brain has captured the tune compared with songs that have more depth that can withstand many repeated listens. Some of the above, like Tron is just the sheer fun factor involved that can be quite addictive, but others are you feel you never totally absorb everything the track has to offer, so you keep returning to discover new nuances.
Peter Edwards Trio - A Matter of Instinct
Christian Scott - Introducing Christian Scott
Beck - Morning Phase
Melanie de Biasio - No Deal
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Daft Punk - Tron Legacy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Rosalia de Souza - D'improvviso
The Cinematic Orchestra - The Crimson Wing: Mystery of the Flamingos
Hans Zimmer - Interstellar Motion Picture Soundtrack
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
Jenny Penny Full - EOS
Fabiano do Nascimento - Tempo dos Mestres
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.1 (The Ashkenazy version)
I think if I'd had these on vinyl, I would have worn the records out! There is a certain something isn't there about songs that are immediately likeable but fade quickly as they have little substance once your brain has captured the tune compared with songs that have more depth that can withstand many repeated listens. Some of the above, like Tron is just the sheer fun factor involved that can be quite addictive, but others are you feel you never totally absorb everything the track has to offer, so you keep returning to discover new nuances.
A few more...
Melody Gardot, My one and only thrill
Jake Bugg, self titled
Stevie Wonder, Songs in the key of life
Kate Bush, 50 words for snow
Rickie Lee Jones, self titled
Ray Lamontaigne, Till the sun turns black
Mac
www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
Melody Gardot, My one and only thrill
Jake Bugg, self titled
Stevie Wonder, Songs in the key of life
Kate Bush, 50 words for snow
Rickie Lee Jones, self titled
Ray Lamontaigne, Till the sun turns black
Mac
www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
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Diamond Joe said:
He has indeed and what an album that is. I remember seeing Marillion 4 times on that tour because I was so blown away by the album and Steve Hogarth's performances elevated him to hero status in my book - amazing live. Their predecessors (Seasons End and Holidays in Eden) are also 2 big favourites but I don't think they have scaled the same heights since.
You have just reminded me to order the SW remix by the way
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Circuital- My morning jacket
I am Kloot- I am Kloot
Diamond mine- King creosote and Jon hopkins
The Stone Roses- The Stone Roses
Hunky Dory- Bowie
I am Kloot- I am Kloot
Diamond mine- King creosote and Jon hopkins
The Stone Roses- The Stone Roses
Hunky Dory- Bowie
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Weather Systems by Anathema. It was the first Anathema album I bought and it's never very far from being played even now.
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My latest purchase 'obsession' is the Cd by Nightwish - End Of An Era Which is the recorded, I think last live concert with the original singer Tjara. For me it is superb and as yet I still play the two Cds constantly. The ironic thing was that after the concert she parted company with rest of the band. But one would never know this listening to the concert, on the contrary the chemistry between her singing and the rest of the band performance was electric. Reminds me of Deep Purple with all the ego infighting (mainly Ian Gillan and Ritchie Blackmore) where RB would travel independantly from rest of the band from gig to gig and stay in different hotels, but on stage there was this kind of electric chemistry and the atmosphere was always slightly tense in contrast to security and predictability.
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I'm in two minds about whether to order it, I love the original so much that I'm not sure I want to hear someone else's interpretation, even Steven Wilson's, decisions, decisions... You saw them 4 times on the same tour? Awesome. I'm going to see them in Cambridge on the 13th of April, can't wait, I haven't seen them since 2015 *dance4*Paulq said:
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