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I'm disappointed with Rage Against the Machine. Not up to the level/intensity of anger produced by Nine Inch Nails, for instance.
I'm disappointed with Rage Against the Machine. Not up to the level/intensity of anger produced by Nine Inch Nails, for instance.
a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about
On order from Amazon:
Steve Winwood--The Best Of Steve Winwood: 20th Century Masters {Millenium Edition}
Whatever floats your boat
I have this on pre-order from Amazon. It's released on Tuesday, so I expect it shall make its way to me by the weekend.
On order from Amazon this evening:
Yes--Yes Album
Whatever floats your boat
I've been a symphonic metal fan for a few years, but just got into this band recently...I was a little reluctant before due to the viking/folk elements. But I took the plunge with Meredead recently and really enjoyed it, so I followed up with this:
I forgot to post these the other day:
Art Tatum: The Solo Masterpieces Volume one, and Piano Starts Here. If I'm ever going to come around to jazz, it's going to start here at solo piano.
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George Adams-Live At Montmartre
Gil Evans-Blues In Orbit
Marc Ducret-News From The Front
Cassandra Wilson-Days Aweigh
Steve Coleman/Greg Osby-Cipher Syntax
Django Reinhardt - Djangologie 1928-1950
Glenn Miller - The Golden Years 1938-1942
Cab Calloway - Chronological Classics 1930-1940
As you can see I'm on quite a big band/swing kick lately. Amazingly I got all these for under £30, that's less than £1 per disc second hand!
From my local brick & mortar:
Herbie Hancock-The Prisoner
Joe Henderson-The Elements
Thelonious Monk-Alone In San Francisco
Oliver Nelson-Screamin' The Blues
Jimmy Smith-Root Down
http://amzn.com/B005NSPWS4
I can't wait until this arrives. The album "Red Norvo with Strings" (1956) is released for the first time on CD here. Includes 4 bonus tracks from these sessions, plus 2 tracks from 1952 with the same personnel:
Red Norvo, vibraphone; Tal Farlow, electric guitar; Red Mitchell, bass.
Red Norvo "with strings," get it?
NO drums! This is a very delightful-sounding recording; I had it on LP when Fantasy released it as part of a 2-LP set called "Tal Farlow: Guitar Player."
Highly, highly recommended.
Your closing key is not the same,
This gives the Masters pain;
But Hans Sachs draws a rule from this:
In Spring, it must be so! 'Tis plain!
"In Spring! In the creation of art it must be as it is in Spring!" -Arnold Schoenberg
"I think that all right-thinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that ordinary, decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired. I’m certainly not! But I’m sick and tired of being told that I am!" - Monty Python
I hope you enjoy this? It's definitely my favorite Pink Floyd album, and I really think they were at their peak with Animals.Originally Posted by science
As promised...
On order from Amazon, this afternoon: The Cannonball Adderley Sextet in New York
yes, an amazing album. Dogs in particular, possiby my favorite Pink Floyd song.
Their debut self-titled album is by far their angriest. Listen to "Settle for Nothing". Back in my teen years, I loved that cd.
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