What are you listening to right now?

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #22360 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 06:14 pm »

Quote from: mjosef on 18 Apr 2010, 06:09 pm

SOmeone gotta keep the line straight, and there is no better choice...U R nominated.

i'm a better choice than u martin but that ain't saying much

mjosef · « **Reply #22361 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 06:20 pm »

Yeah yeah...rub it in, rub it in...

vinyl_guy · « **Reply #22362 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 06:27 pm »

Michael W Smith - Worship (Live)

Helps get the priorities straight

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #22363 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 06:33 pm »

Stewart Copeland - Orchestralli (2005)

Samples

jsaliga · « **Reply #22364 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 07:15 pm »

Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel 1

Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel 2

Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel 3

Peter Gabriel - Plays Live

--Jerome

pumpkinman · « **Reply #22365 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 07:26 pm »

Shawn Colvin
These Four Walls

CD

mjosef · « **Reply #22366 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 07:35 pm »

Settling in witha cuppa chai...take in a little footsie...with techno/electro music to ease the flow...

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the label's founders Ata, Heiko MSO, J.E. Wuttke and Roman Fl�gel picked what they liked best in techno, based on the label's ideology that techno is not just pure science, it is heart and soul music. No boring trance, no smash-hit techno, just freedom of expression through good-hearted dance beats. This attitude is what inspired the releases on Klang that are still a style-guide to this very day. Just think of the first records by, for example, a certain Jan Jelinek as Farben or a real hit like Alter Ego's "Rocker." Not to mention minimal or all the other releases that made their way into the record shops as vinyl releases on Klang Elektronik. Techno has since branched out even more and many people regard it as just one of many types of music. Nobody expects anything new from this genre anymore, but if anything, it should at least be pioneering. Diamanten Und Raketen II fulfills this just as little as 99.9% of all the other types of music do -- and it's not a chronologically compiled summary of the last ten catalog numbers, either. It's neither a DJ mix nor a TV-advertised hit compilation. There is no central theme, apart from the fact that there is none. This series is more of a reflection of someone's personal taste, four individuals' heart and soul who have created a neverending building site for themselves, meanwhile comprising close to 130 12" singles and 16 CDs, robbing their senses only to give them back the very same day and everyday after.

http://www.amazon.com/Diamanten-und-Raketen-II/dp/B0018ZMHKW/ref=dm_cd_album_lnk_alt

Klang Elektronik, Diamanten und Raketen II

jsaliga · « **Reply #22367 on:** 18 Apr 2010, 07:50 pm »

Quote from: SlushPuppy on 18 Apr 2010, 04:05 am

Has anybody noticed that Peter Gabriel's music is out of print? Well, the older stuff....Maybe I'm missing something, but the price of his CD's,
especially the 2002 remasters have skyrocketed lately. It took me two months to get this disc for a good price, and I had to get it from France!

Yeah, I've noticed it too.

There is some discussion of it on Peter Gabriel's website forum, but no one really seems to know why. It also seems like Classic Records is jacking up their prices on the Peter Gabriel 200g vinyl reissues. I bought mine for $32 each and now they are all priced at $50 a pop.

--Jerome