14-08-2005 19:39									#1
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Time to do it again folks! PLEASE name only ONE record. Not 'I can't decide between these two' or 'this is my favourite but this is good too'. Only one. At least now.. we can start throwing more albums after the first round of answers, m'kay?

My favourite record RIGHT now is:

Richie Hawtin's DE9 Closer To The Edit

31 tracks of bliss for me.. just awesome, awesome stuff. Perfect for the 'day after party' music. Just chilling in my sofa (I GOT ONE NOW!!), listening to the beats, getting the atmosphere, running on fumes of fun still.

So your favourite record right now is.. ?

	14-08-2005 19:56									#2
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A few from 2005.

George Strait - Somewhere Down In Texas. (Yes, country.)
Try - 11 - The Light Of A Burning Bridge.

Leslie West - Guitarded (Rock covers, but still good)

Van Morrison - Magic Time, especially
- 01 - Stranded.mp3
- 02 - Celtic New Year.mp3

Walter Trout - Deep Trout (Blues)

	14-08-2005 20:00									#3
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Clapton has a new cd coming out shortly.
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I'm hoping it's not his last.

	14-08-2005 20:05									#4
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Dream Theater's latest album: Octavarium.

The title track (24 minutes) is amazing most of all.

	14-08-2005 21:44									#5
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The Residents: God in Three Persons

I absolutely love this recording. It spends an inordinate amount of time in my CD player.

	15-08-2005 02:25									#6
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The first reply already blatantly ignored Pekka's rules.

I can't really say I have a favourite album at the moment. I haven't listened to enough music lately. The most recent album I've heard bits and pieces of is interesting though:

Watkin Tudor Jones - The Fantastic Kill

The only songs I did hear I downloaded off its site:
http://www.fantastickill.com

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Skillet - Collide

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The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis.

	15-08-2005 04:44									#9
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Who's Next

	15-08-2005 05:51									#10
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The Decemberists -- Picaresque

	15-08-2005 07:14									#11
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quote: Originally posted by Heresson The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis.

cool

But currently mine is Lullabies To Paralyze - Queens Of The Stone Age

	15-08-2005 07:24									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Heresson The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis.

Awesome record, if only there was no side 4. Referring to the original double LP for the mp3 and CD generations.

	15-08-2005 07:34									#13
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quote: Originally posted by Mercator The first reply already blatantly ignored Pekka's rules.

Oh fine, jeez. Different syles.
A put a sign by one, and one only. Doesn't that get any points?

And I made a special post about one and one only for upcoming. I'm a planner. I plan.

	15-08-2005 07:54									#14
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albums?

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quote: Originally posted by MosesPresley Awesome record, if only there was no side 4. Referring to the original double LP for the mp3 and CD generations.

hm... the first songs are the best indeed, but of the last ones "the Light dies down on Broadway" or "It" ain't that bad.

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Desperado, The Eagles.

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At the moment, it's Terry Callier's 'Occasional Rain' .

quote: 1972-76: Callier records three albums for Cadet: Occasional Rain (1972), What Color is Love (1973) and I Just Can’t Help Myself (1975). All three produced by Charles Stepney, crystallised his style – a unique brand of soul featuring jazz-influenced compositional structures and themes of social awareness and gained him and impassioned following among R&B hipsters. Callier goes on his first national tour where he is heard in a featured spot alongside such artists as Gil Scott Heron, George Benson, and Grover Washington Jr. “The Cadet years were good for me” says Callier. “It seems that songs like Ordinary Joe, Occasional Rain and What Color is Love resonated out there. That felt good. It was behind those albums that I was able to play in places like Washington D.C…Detroit…for quite a few years afterwards”.

http://www.mrbongo.com/Biography.152.0.html

His deeply soulful voice, the mix of jazz-rock-folk-soul, the politically aware lyrics...

	15-08-2005 15:33									#18
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The Songs of Leonard Cohen

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Will Smith - Lost and Found

	15-08-2005 16:26									#20
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The Clash, London Calling

Hadn't listened to it in several years; then I pulled it out a couple of months ago and just haven't stopped. I was in college when it came out, and remember liking its fresh new sound. 25 years later, it turns out that it still has a fresh new sound. It's an album for the ages.

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The first album to pop into my head when I saw this thread title - Born to Run.

	18-08-2005 18:16									#22
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My favorite is James Blunt - Back to Bedlam

Last edited by Playful on 18-08-2005 at 18:38