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Just wanted to get this thread started

I am actually listening to this right now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SnJSHfMAxQ

I listened to a lot of Maderna and Berio on youtube yesterday. Also a bit of Serocki.

The embed probably isn't going to work, but this is one of my all time fave "modern" Marleys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y07vgARrOUE

Oh...the "youtube" link. Never would have guessed, LOL. (In other words, hadn't taken a good peruse to notice it.) Thanks for pointing that out and fixing that up for me. My "new" faves are Showbiz & AG "Runaway Slave." That is the Bomb! It's no wonder I don't have friends here in Utah. I can't stop listening to old hip hop/rap for 3 almost years now. I can't tell which is the chicken and which is the egg. The Chris Read Anthology sent a volt of electricity through me, so it's his fault. I should probably report back to Pandora for some Black Keys expansion or something like that.

Here's a sad fact for you: Erykah Badu is going to be playing here for $5 in August (part of the Twilight Concert Series) and I am going to be in Los Angeles. Please don't tell me how good that's going to be. I mean that literally - DON'T - absolutely DO NOT tell me how good that's going to be.

Heyah, Mike!!

Been checking out lots of new (FOR ME) stuff on Spotify. Yesterday I listened to something more familiar, Bob Dylan and the Band's "Basement Tapes." Great stuff.

Been listening to a bunch of Steve Goodman, as he would have been 65 today. I played Words We Can Dance To and Say It In Private, along with selections from his anthology, No Big Surprise, and The Easter Tapes.

Great album!!

Bob Dylan - Another Self Portrait (Bootleg Series Vol. 10)

The Frames / Fitzcarraldo

Profokiev Piano Concerto No. 3- Byron Janis, Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Kyril Kondrashin conductor.

Nine Horses / Snow Borne Sorrow

Van Morrison: Astral Weeks
Santana: Moonflower
Gentle Giant: In a Glass House, The Power & The Glory

The Waterboys - This Is The Sea (CD1 of the 2-CD deluxe edition)
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues (both CDs of the 2-CD deluxe edition)
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Atoms for Peace / Amok



This supergroup consists of Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar, piano) of Radiohead, Flea (bass) of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich (keyboard, synthesizer, guitar), Joey Waronker (drums) of Beck & R.E.M. and Mauro Refosco (percussion), session and touring percussionist with Red Hot Chili Peppers and David Byrne.

Very much electronically tinged, but musically interesting, and you generally can't go wrong when Thom Yorke is singing.

In honor of the anniversary of Richard Wright's death:



PS: Finally hit 100 posts with this!

Maybe the greatest rock band never to really make it big in the states? (OK, a strong and maybe silly claim, but I can't think of another any better).

I had totally forgotten how great this record was.

NP: In honor of Mark Sandman's birthday.