[Laundrew]

Hello Bill,

The cello is such a marvellous instrument. One of my favourite Gothic groups, “Persephone” uses a cello and when combined with Sonja Kraushofer vocals it is an awesome combination. I enjoy the way a cello “can get down into the basement.” Metaphorically speaking of course.

Be well…

[werd]

I have to admit that i didn't much care for this new release from Massive attack. But i have to say it has grown on me....

Music is nicely layered with nice a slow pace at times. It's good stuff.

Just recently released on the feb 8th

[Laundrew]

Hello werd,

What is the music genre of this group?

Thanks

Be well...

[werd]

Hello werd,

What is the music genre of this group?

Thanks

Be well...

Electronic, this is off this cd

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVWEgEbaTMQ&feature=related

[Laundrew]

Electronic, this is off this cd

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVWEgEbaTMQ&feature=related

Thank you werd 

[1oldguy]

http://alexanderbrandon.bandcamp.com/

[1oldguy]

Not a double post.
http://alexanderbrandon.bandcamp.com/album/eras-end

[vegasdave]

Good production on this one. One of UFOs best albums, imo. It's rockin'!

[gaderson]

Hello werd,

What is the music genre of this group?

Thanks

Be well...

To be most accurate, they were the ones that came up with Trip Hop being apart of "The Bristol Sound" along with Portishead--Tricky was also a part of their crew--who's new album I really have enjoyed--after a decade off.
I managed to see them in concert before Daddy G and Mushroom left, and haven't been all that enthused by their later albums, but, the video for the new single is pretty cool: 'Splitting the Atom'.

P.S. my latest love is Diane Birch (labelmate of Joss Stone), a very cool R&B soul, and great keyboardist, with a definite gospel feel--she did some recording in New Orleans which you can definitely hear.

[vegasdave]

The old warhorse...
this actually sounds good to me. But only on vinyl!!!

[vegasdave]

One of the best live rock n' roll albums, imo.

[Laundrew]

To be most accurate, they were the ones that came up with Trip Hop being apart of "The Bristol Sound" along with Portishead--Tricky was also a part of their crew--who's new album I really have enjoyed--after a decade off.
I managed to see them in concert before Daddy G and Mushroom left, and haven't been all that enthused by their later albums, but, the video for the new single is pretty cool: 'Splitting the Atom'.

P.S. my latest love is Diane Birch (labelmate of Joss Stone), a very cool R&B soul, and great keyboardist, with a definite gospel feel--she did some recording in New Orleans which you can definitely hear.

Thank you gaderson

I enjoy Portishead and I am very fond of their CD “Dummy.”

My favourite tune by Portishead is “Roads.” Roads was used in the tribute video "Dark Angel" for Sophie Lancaster - my heart truly goes out to her, may she be at peace and also, to her boyfriend, Robert Maltby. 




Be well...

[Anonamemouse]

i can't believe no one posted one of my fav's yet...



this album has everything, excellent sound, great music, excellent sound, and great music!

I enjoy Portishead and I am very fond of their CD “Dummy.”

you have excellent taste! this one also is in my cabinet.
there are many excellent cd's out... i wish i had the funds to just buy. and buy. and buy...

[werd]

http://www.wtv-zone.com/phyrst/audio/nfld/04/margo.htm

Juno stuff

[vegasdave]

[Anonamemouse]

i do hope you are referring to the original version, and not the remaster which was completely f****d up by sharon?

[vegasdave]

Of course. Preferably the original vinyl.

[1oldguy]

Hopefully this can all remind us of better things to come.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdbc-kuY6So&NR=1

[1oldguy]

Last call for tonight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7nXGKBN3Sw&feature=related

[Laundrew]

Aesma Daeva ~The Eros of Frigid Beauty~