What's on heavy rotation on your deck this week at your home?
I feel like making new purcasse!

Getting heavy listening this week :

Know Your Enemy - Manic Street Preachers
Exile on Coldhabour Lane - Alabama 3
The The Black Siant and the Sinner Lady - Mingus
Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers

mogwai - rock action
mellow - another mellow spring

No relaxing music this week!

The Gorillaz
The Manic's - Know your enemy
The Mutton Birds - Salty
Pink Floyd - The Wall

Jay

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St-Germain

Enjoy

Cheese - may all beings be happy

Shawn Colvin - Whole New You

Bill Frisell - Blues Dream

...Rammstein - "Mutter".

Absolutely brilliant extreme/intense metal and then some. Wagner for the 21st Century!

steve

The new albums from 'Turin Brakes' and 'I am Kloot' are both excellent although lyrically the former can be a bit challenged. Also if you have'nt bought the new 'Divine Comedy' album 'Regeneration' I suggest you do so. Totally superb far and away his best yet.

Steve Ive deleted my post best left alone.

John

Vinyl - Kevin Eubanks - face to face/ Humble Pie - Live at the Filmore/ Hotbutteredsoul - isaac hayes

CD - Lemonjelly, Dreamhouse, Love scenes - Diana Krall (love to meet her, marry her etc etc...)

Tim

On CD

Adrian Legg - Guitar for mortals
Adrian Legg - Guitar and other cathedrals

On vinyl

Eric Clapton - Reptile

Kyf Brewer - Salvidor Dali
Elbow - Alseep At The Back
Richard Hawley - Richard Hawley
George Jones - Spirit Of Country

Disc of the month so far has got to be The New York Rock and Soul Revue - Live at the Beacon

Knock on THE Wood!

P.

just received Mephisto & Company on Reference Recording! great recording, bought it for the Danse Macabre.

A mixture of revisiting old stuff and catching up with stuff I bought recently, none of it particularly radical:

Van Morrison - Veedon Fleece Old friend. On vinyl. Glorious.
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate About the only LC I didn't have. Seems it was quite an ommision.
Nick Cave etc - No More Shall We Part Unimpressed when I first bought this. Am beginning to change my mind.
Ben Harper etc - Burn To Shine Patchy, but reasonable enough. Anyone have his trip to mars?

Jon

I've got it and find it pretty good. Two very different discs with the second a lot more acoustic (my fave). The Verve's "The drugs don't work" is a highlight for me.

It actually sounds like a live album rather than one from the studio with some crowd samples. Much more to my taste.

Jay

Jay

Thanks for the info. Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. Will probably add it to my next CDnow purchase.

Best

Jon

Glenn Tilbrook - the Incomplete...(Quixotic)
Ernest Ranglin - In search of the lost riddim (Palm Pictures)
Jim White - No Such Place (Luaka Bop)
John Rutter - Gloria (Hyperion)
REM - Out of Time (WEA) - still waiting for Reveal

this past week, i have found myself playing "ascending" quite a few times.

discuss.

enjoy

ken

Ornette Coleman - "Sound Museum" (Hidden Man version)
John Coltrane - "Afro Blue Impressions"
John Coltrane - "Impressions" (especially "India", with Eric Dolphy on Bass Clarinet)
Charles Mingus - "The Black Saint & The Sinner Lady"

also:

Jeff Buckley - "Grace"
Greg Brown - "The Poet Game"
Bob Dylan - "Things Have Changed" (from "The Wonder Boys" soundtrack)
Bob Dylan - "Brownsville Girl" (from "Knocked Out Loaded")