Strangely, that recording sounds really loud even though I'm listening at a reasonable level...
Moving on swiftly (that Feeder album really was short time-wise...), some stuff I haven't listened to MANY years:
Moloko - Do you like my tight sweater?
Howie B - Turn the dark off
Howie B - Music for babies
(Safari don't like me artwork images seems 😱( ...)
Moloko - Do you like my tight sweater?
Howie B - Turn the dark off
Howie B - Music for babies
(Safari don't like me artwork images seems 😱( ...)
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Right this second im listening to Bring on the night by the police a great track from the great album Reggatta de blanc
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Jamie Ewbank:
I've been repeatedly listening to Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz for a Leisure Lab music review, and it just keeps getting better. An early contender for album of the year, I reckon.
I've been repeatedly listening to Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz for a Leisure Lab music review, and it just keeps getting better. An early contender for album of the year, I reckon.
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1st time listening to this and, as a long time Alan Parsons Project fan, I'm not convinced by most of it. At this stage I can understand why AP never wanted to use some of this material but I'll give it another chance. It might just be my mood today...
lonely boy:
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
Hi all,
Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scotts on bluray - a great set with Clapton, Imogen Heap and Joss Stone (only a tenner from Amazon)
Amy Macdonald - This is the life - on vinyl, very nice album (import from the states from Amazon)
Sarah Vaughan - Sarah sings soulfully - on vinyl, a great jazz singer. (pure pleasure records)
AC/DC Live on vinyl - jjjjjaaaaiiiiillllllllbreak!
Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scotts on bluray - a great set with Clapton, Imogen Heap and Joss Stone (only a tenner from Amazon)
Amy Macdonald - This is the life - on vinyl, very nice album (import from the states from Amazon)
Sarah Vaughan - Sarah sings soulfully - on vinyl, a great jazz singer. (pure pleasure records)
AC/DC Live on vinyl - jjjjjaaaaiiiiillllllllbreak!
Spacehopper:
lonely boy:
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
I certainly can Spacehopper -
It's a work composed from treated samples of acoustic instruments, sounding somewhat along the lines of Morton Feldman's work with long drawn out bowed sounds. bernhard günter (you always write his without capitols!) together with Richard Chartier and Steve Roden are leading exponents of what used to loosely be called lowercase - a term coined by Mr. Roden to describe a kind of near silent minimalistic music where sounds "don't draw attention to themselves".
I bought this a few years ago directly from trente oiseax, bernhard's own record label, but that closed down a few years ago. It should still be available from Forced Exposure or Metamkine for a lot less than £45!
Edit: it is available from microsuoni.
lonely boy:
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
I certainly can Spacehopper -
It's a work composed from treated samples of acoustic instruments, sounding somewhat along the lines of Morton Feldman's work with long drawn out bowed sounds. bernhard günter (you always write his without capitols!) together with Richard Chartier and Steve Roden are leading exponents of what used to loosely be called lowercase - a term coined by Mr. Roden to describe a kind of near silent minimalistic music where sounds "don't draw attention to themselves".
I bought this a few years ago directly from trente oiseax, bernhard's own record label, but that closed down a few years ago. It should still be available from Forced Exposure or Metamkine for a lot less than £45!
Edit: it is available from microsuoni.
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matthewpiano:
1st time listening to this and, as a long time Alan Parsons Project fan, I'm not convinced by most of it. At this stage I can understand why AP never wanted to use some of this material but I'll give it another chance. It might just be my mood today...
This is growing on me after another listen. I'm not sure about the production - its a bit sterile - and its never going to match up to the AP back catalogue, but its quite pleasant for an easy listen.
1st time listening to this and, as a long time Alan Parsons Project fan, I'm not convinced by most of it. At this stage I can understand why AP never wanted to use some of this material but I'll give it another chance. It might just be my mood today...
This is growing on me after another listen. I'm not sure about the production - its a bit sterile - and its never going to match up to the AP back catalogue, but its quite pleasant for an easy listen.
lonely boy:Spacehopper:
lonely boy:
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
I certainly can Spacehopper -
It's a work composed from treated samples of acoustic instruments, sounding somewhat along the lines of Morton Feldman's work with long drawn out bowed sounds. bernhard günter (you always write his without capitols!) together with Richard Chartier and Steve Roden are leading exponents of what used to loosely be called lowercase - a term coined by Mr. Roden to describe a kind of near silent minimalistic music where sounds "don't draw attention to themselves".
I bought this a few years ago directly from trente oiseax, bernhard's own record label, but that closed down a few years ago. It should still be available from Forced Exposure or Metamkine for a lot less than £45!
Edit: it is available from microsuoni.
Cheers Lonely Boy - this is new name & genre for me so will definitely check him out.
lonely boy:
bernhard günter - Time, Dreaming Itself
Lonely Boy
Can you give me more info on this as I'm intrigued - had a look on Amazon and it's £45 for the CD !
I certainly can Spacehopper -
It's a work composed from treated samples of acoustic instruments, sounding somewhat along the lines of Morton Feldman's work with long drawn out bowed sounds. bernhard günter (you always write his without capitols!) together with Richard Chartier and Steve Roden are leading exponents of what used to loosely be called lowercase - a term coined by Mr. Roden to describe a kind of near silent minimalistic music where sounds "don't draw attention to themselves".
I bought this a few years ago directly from trente oiseax, bernhard's own record label, but that closed down a few years ago. It should still be available from Forced Exposure or Metamkine for a lot less than £45!
Edit: it is available from microsuoni.
Cheers Lonely Boy - this is new name & genre for me so will definitely check him out.
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One of the most beautiful voices of all time, always used with great sensitivity and in service to the requirements of the music.
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The 2CD version. Absolutely brilliant. I've got all the individual albums but I really like this well thought out collection.
Toys In The Attic (1975) and Rocks (1976). Two cracking albums that I will never grow tired of. I never can decide which one I prefer, you know.
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Wishbone Ash “There's the rub”
Led Zep 3
Rush “Permanent Waves” sounded fabulous
Sutherland Brothers and Quiver “Dream Kid”
Deep Purple “Burn”
Santana “Caravanserai” all off Vinyl and
Eric Clapton “August” CD.
A pretty good session
Led Zep 3
Rush “Permanent Waves” sounded fabulous
Sutherland Brothers and Quiver “Dream Kid”
Deep Purple “Burn”
Santana “Caravanserai” all off Vinyl and
Eric Clapton “August” CD.
A pretty good session
Spacehopper:
Cheers Lonely Boy - this is new name & genre for me so will definitely check him out.
Cool - have fun Spacehopper!
Cheers Lonely Boy - this is new name & genre for me so will definitely check him out.
Cool - have fun Spacehopper!
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