16-12-2002 04:08									#31
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov You guys ever have a threesome? I recommend to snapcase he listen to Mahler's 5th symphony so he can see that great classical music is passionate and not the work of churning out things for patrons.

Mahlers 5th is awesome!

	16-12-2002 04:14									#32
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Buck, I would recommend you Hejira by Joni Mitchell, from 1976, her last truly great album (even though Turbulent Inidigo is quite good), all the songs in Hejira are winners, it is a really influential jazz-rock album and it features an early Jaco Pastorious from before he got big.
Lyrics are great and they document some kind of journey across north America.
Downloadable songs, Black Crow, Amelia and refugee of the roads.

	16-12-2002 15:51									#33
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So much potential in this thread.


Nothing better than forcing music on others

Che- you get Beatles no. 1 album to suit your exquisite refined taste in music.

	16-12-2002 18:31									#34
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Sloww, get Aint no Liberal by the Foremen

	17-12-2002 06:04									#35
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Mayhem of Oz.

Unfortunately at the moment they are a local band, and you can't actually find any of their stuff on the net yet, so its kind of pointless me recommending them.

Boris should listen to Mayhem.

	17-12-2002 08:35									#36
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For your listening pleasure I recommend:

Classical:

Thomas Tallis's Lamentations of Jeremiah or Spem in Alium

Abbess Hildegard of Bingen: A Feather on the Breath of God or Ordo Virtutum

Anne Dudley: Ancient and Modern

Jan Garbarek and the Hilliard Ensemble: Mnemosyne

World music(silly title, I know):

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Devotional Songs or Night Song

Toumani Diabate: Kaira

Baaba Maal and Mansour Seck: Djam Leelii

Chaba Zahouania: Nights Without Sleeping

Electronically:

Cabaret Voltaire: 2 X 45 or Red Mecca

Cluster & Eno: Cluster & Eno

Kraftwerk: Trans Europe Express

Throbbing Gristle: 20 Jazz Funk Greats

D.A.F. : Fur Immer

To feed the Soul:

Aretha Franklin: Live At Fillmore West

Sly and the Family Stone: There's A Riot Goin' On

Gil Scott Heron: From South Africa to South Carolina and The Mind Of...

Shirley Brown: Woman to Woman

Isaac Hayes: Black Moses

Marvin Gaye: What's Goin' On (reissue dbl c.d.)

Singer Songwriter:

Natalie Merchant: Tigerlily

The McGarrigles and Guests: The McGarrigle Hour

Beth Hirsch: Early Days

Shawn Colvin: Live 88


These I have loved....

	17-12-2002 08:49									#37
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And I thought I could be pretentious musically...

	17-12-2002 08:57									#38
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Boris, listen to some Phish!

	17-12-2002 09:00									#39
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quote: Originally posted by Hobbes Boris, listen to some Phish!

I have. Several HS friends were nuts about them. Hippie potheads.

	17-12-2002 09:15									#40
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov And I thought I could be pretentious musically...

If that's a reference to me, I can say in my defence I own and enjoy all my recommendations.

To what am I alleged to be pretending? I have been a serious Eno fan since I first bought 'Discreet Music' in 1980, but enjoyed his work since 1972- when I first saw at a tender nine years of age, Roxy Music performing on Top of the Pops, - a blistering rendition of 'Virginia Plain'.

Similarly, I first heard Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on a Womad compilation, it was the track 'Allah Hoo' if I recall.
Since then I have assiduously purchased his recordings and seen him perform live, but only once, before his tragic, far too early death.

I have had the good fortune to see Gil Scott Heron live, once in 1984 with a pared down band of four, and in 1998, with a larger group.

If the choices seem pretentious to you, then tant pis. You listen to what you like. I know what I like.

	17-12-2002 09:29									#41
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Apparently you don't know how smilies work. They denote light sarcasm.

	17-12-2002 10:24									#42
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No. I do understand smilies, it's just that a combination of sunburn and hayfever is making uncharacteristically cranky and quick to anger.

Apologies tendered for misapprehensions laboured under.

Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.

	17-12-2002 11:05									#43
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Hmm...I'm gonna say everyone go out and listen to UB40.

	17-12-2002 11:43									#44
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I have been meaning to get more Sly & family stone…

	18-12-2002 01:30									#45
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Star Trek Fans!

You all need to buy the newly-released compilation Journey Into Space by The Vulcans. I've no idea why you in perticualr really, except for the name and some of the song titles, but it's really cool if strange mid-seventies Moog-based reggae.

	18-12-2002 02:13									#46
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quote: Originally posted by jdd2007 Creed damnit. Listen to them and like them !

Buy the Pearl Jam - Yield album and stop listening to cheap knock-offs.

	18-12-2002 02:28									#47
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No Snapcase! Not the dreaded moog!

	18-12-2002 03:11									#48
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I've recently gotten into Juno Reactor - good stuff if you like techno trance or electronica without the vocals.

	18-12-2002 03:12									#49
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quote: Originally posted by FNBrown Buy the Pearl Jam - Yield album and stop listening to cheap knock-offs.

Yield = Worst Pearl Jam album EVER

	18-12-2002 03:18									#50
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quote: Originally posted by orange Yield = Worst Pearl Jam album EVER

You think so? Personally, it's my all-time favorite (although I don't have Riot Act yet).

	18-12-2002 03:49									#51
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Damn I can't believe so many people listen to rock music...

	18-12-2002 04:27									#52
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Albert, I command thee to download 'Straight Edge' by Minor Threat

	18-12-2002 20:19									#53
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quote: Originally posted by orange Yield = Worst Pearl Jam album EVER

I disagree, it's their 2nd worst IMO. It's still pretty good, but far more inconsistent than for example Vs., Vitalogy or Riot Act. And, ofcourse, it's infinitely above Creed.

CapitanGarlic: I guess you already know them, but otherwise I suggest the Clash for you.

	18-12-2002 20:32									#54
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