Listening to ...

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Billy Bang - Vietnam: The Aftermath

Suzy6toes

Gorecki - symphony no.3

why do I listen to this? it just cripples me every time. Sigh.

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Why do I listen to John Coltrane's Alabama?

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John Zorn - O'o

Loungey/hooky/tuney stuff from arch-uglicist Zorn. I love it. My wife calls it lift music.

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Edward Vesala - Ode to the Death of Jazz

Finnish drummer and large assemblage (can't call it a Big Band) do their own thing. Sounds pretty composed to me.

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James Blood Ulmer - Odyssey

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Christian Wallumrod - A Year From Easter

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John Coltrane & Archie Shepp - The New Thing at Newport

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Mark Hollis - Mark Hollis

Complete with the famous creaking furniture!

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Fennesz - Venice

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The Neville Brothers - Yellow Moon

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Henry Kaiser & Wadada Leo Smith - Yo Miles!

justshoemark

Coldplay. first album

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John Martyn - One World

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Eric clampton. Live

Suzy6toes

Dreadzone - 360 degrees

cj66

The olderestest and besterestest from Pearl Jam.....10.

justshoemark

David gray -white lader

Suzy6toes

The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld

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@cj66 I love that album, but not the compression!

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Talking Heads - Fear of Music

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Taj Mahal and Toumani Diabate - Kulanjan

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William Parker - Through Acceptance of the Mystery Peace

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Ben Howard - I Forget Where We Were

I keep thinking he's been listening to John Martyn.

cj66

@uglymusic re PJ 10. Yep, unfortunately much of the rock music I like is compressed to hell and back

It's such a pleasure when you find one that is well produced, especially within genre.

Talk Talk on now, first three albums via flac. Had Fleet Foxes on earlier...

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Yeah. Red Hot Chilli Peppers' Californication is one of those :-(

Talk Talk and Fleet Foxes are good.

Thankfully, much of the small group jazz I like is recorded quickly and simply. They don't feel like making it loud for radio. Idiots!

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Neneh Cherry & The Thing - The Cherry Thing

cj66

BOC aponymous.

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FWIW, I saw them once (strictly, just the end of the gig) when there were monsters afoot.

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Larry Young - Lawrence of Newark

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Earthling - Bowie

cj66

Mark Lanegan now preceded by Screaming Trees.

(Excuse spelling in previous post, yoiz!)

Re BOC live, my first was on the Ninja tour, that album was a lowlight with just a couple of decent ditties but the concert was good.

cj66

Goldfrapp, Black Cherry.

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Guy Garvey - Courting the Squall

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Ben Howard - Every Kingdom

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Nils-Petter Molvaer - Streamer (Live)

http://tidal.com/track/27121968



I think I might have to buy this. I'd hate it to disappear from Tidal.

cj66

Earlier Eldorado, now The Last 3 Lines

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Linky

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Dennis Gonzalez - Namesake

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Go on. I dare you!

justshoemark

Tanita tikaram - the sweet keeper

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St Germain - St Germain

followed by 

Nat Birchall - Sacred Dimension

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Van Morrison - St Dominic's Preview

Some of this gives me goosepimples. There's little to match Morrison at his soaring best.

quickie

Aqua_Barbie GIrl

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It's what SECAs were made for!

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Jim Black/Alas No Axis - Habyor

Kind of post rock played by a mixture of jazz and rock musicians. Black is a fantastic drummer if you like that sort of thing ;-)

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PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea

@cj66 Another fantastic rock album with a crap sound.

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Al Di Meola - Land of the Midnight Sun

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Sly & Robbie - Language Barrier

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