What are you listening to right now?

DeadFish · « **Reply #10080 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 04:52 am »

Carlos Santana - Multi Dimensional Warrior

I'm likin' this!

mjosef · « **Reply #10081 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 05:14 am »

Shuta Hasunuma, OK Bamboo
Electronic...unexpected sounds crackle at the most odd moments, not unlike the sounds within a bamboo patch.

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Shuta Hasunuma likes two contrasting sounds, the gentle piano and the abrupt glitch. Sometimes the piano becomes an electronic hum and the glitch becomes a bird’s sampled tweet. Never mind, the idea is the same. One noise goes along underneath.

http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/7512955/a/Ok+Bamboo.htm

Companion soundtrack to the documentary film.
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/7360569/a/Lush+Life.htm

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #10082 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 05:38 am »

Kitaro - "My Best".....Cd

Doug · « **Reply #10083 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 07:43 am »

+1 Kitaro

Blue Rodeo - Small Miracles (2007)

Was also listening to the Willie and Wynton, mentioned earlier. I'm a big Willie fan, so I'll add my +1 on that baby.

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10084 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 04:31 pm »

Tracy Nelson - The Best Of Tracy Nelson & Mother Earth

samples

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #10085 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 05:04 pm »

Quote from: satfrat on 6 Nov 2008, 06:29 am

Sarah Jane Morris: Blue Valentine (1995)

Cheers,
Robin

Couldn't find samples online. Concert footage on Youtube is horrible. But one little recital with solo piano accompaniment on Youtube of a tune named "Cry" caused me to pull the trigger on this album (couldn't get the link to work here).

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10086 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 07:50 pm »

Poco - Gold

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #10087 on:** 8 Nov 2008, 10:03 pm »

Live at Fat Tuesday's- Kenny Barron Quintet (enja). A stone burner but dynamically damped down. So, turn it up high! Good compositions on this even when there not settin off fire alarms.

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #10088 on:** 9 Nov 2008, 01:12 am »

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 8 Nov 2008, 04:31 pm

Tracy Nelson - The Best Of Tracy Nelson & Mother Earth

samples

Great little singer with a big voice. Down So Low is on this but don't miss I'll Be Long Gone. I am lucky enough to have these two on a DTD album (Audio Directions) with a horn section.

ecramer · « **Reply #10089 on:** 9 Nov 2008, 02:28 am »

Autumn Tears "Love Poems for Dying Children: Act I" lp
Highly original, haunting orchestration, dark, foreboding poetry and epic symphonies. Influences include Dead can Dance, Third & the Mortal as well as classical music. Dark funeral organs, melodic piano passages, beautiful, angelic female vocals, duets and dark, depressing atmosphere encompass only a portion of this opus. Special guest appearance from members of December Wolves. A dark, depressing saga of emotionally brooding musical poetry. Delve into the depths of everlasting sorrow."

Oh well I guess i am just hopelessly romantic

ltr317 · « **Reply #10090 on:** 9 Nov 2008, 02:51 am »

Quote from: ecramer on 9 Nov 2008, 02:28 am

Autumn Tears "Love Poems for Dying Children: Act I" lp
Highly original, haunting orchestration, dark, foreboding poetry and epic symphonies. Influences include Dead can Dance, Third & the Mortal as well as classical music. Dark funeral organs, melodic piano passages, beautiful, angelic female vocals, duets and dark, depressing atmosphere encompass only a portion of this opus. Special guest appearance from members of December Wolves. A dark, depressing saga of emotionally brooding musical poetry. Delve into the depths of everlasting sorrow."

Oh well I guess i am just hopelessly romantic

Ed,

You're sick!

Back from the rave already?