[the wizard of oz]

Goran Bregović - Tales and Songs from Weddings and Funerals

 

[Puranti]

 
Jimi Hendrix, not very famous, but really great guitarist

 

[leeperry]

 

[Windsor]

Trying this with a new cable for the HD 800 and it sounds beefed up with less painfully sparkly treble, which overall makes this finely constructed record much easier to enjoy!
 

 

 

 

[grokit]

Jimi Hendrix, not very famous, but really great guitarist :atsmile:

Cool slideshow.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

" The Times They Are A-Changin' "
 
Dylanesque
 
Bryan Ferry
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9MuHtciTxs
 
 
See also:
" Knocking On Heaven"s Door "
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gjn04eJIGNs
 
 

 

[Silent One]

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Trying this with a new cable for the HD 800 and it sounds beefed up with less painfully sparkly treble, which overall makes this finely constructed record much easier to enjoy!
 

 
 
Excellent Cover Art! And then there's the music... 

 

[Silent One]

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A fantastique find... didn't know about this record! I just know 

 Astrud Gilberto gotta be in there somewhere...

 

[musiclover666]

      

 

[Windsor]

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Excellent Cover Art! And then there's the music... 

 
There's a few songs on it that I enjoy, and I think the playing's tasty and tight. Morph The Cat is probably my favourite Donald Fagen recording though.

 

[Silent One]

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Cool slideshow.

 
 
Great lunch-time viewing!

 

[9pintube]

Paul Simon

 

[Holowlegs]

Hello There
 
 
 Stuck the headphones on and had a little chill out after a hard days work.
 

1. [size=x-small]All That You Have is Your Soul-[/size] [size=x-small]Tracy Chapman[/size]
2. [size=x-small]What It Says On The Tin[/size]- [size=x-small]Katie Melua[/size]
3. [size=x-small]Don't Panic[/size]- [size=x-small]Coldplay[/size]
4. [size=x-small]In The Morning[/size]- [size=x-small]Norah Jones[/size]
5. [size=x-small]The Harder They Come[/size] - [size=x-small]Jimmy Cliff[/size]
6. [size=x-small]Monkey Man- [/size] [size=x-small]Toots&The Maytals[/size]
7. [size=x-small]Come Away With Me[/size]- [size=x-small]Norah Jones[/size]
8. [size=x-small]Soldier Of Love (Extend Remix)[/size] [size=x-small]-Sade[/size]
9. [size=x-small]Now Comes The Night[/size] - [size=x-small]Rob Thomas[/size]
10. [size=x-small]Things Youd Never Know[/size] - [size=x-small]Sweetback[/size]

 
 
 
A bit of a mixed bag of a playlist I know, but have never really been a great album listener.
 
 
Cheers Frank

 

[Silent One]

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There's a few songs on it that I enjoy, and I think the playing's tasty and tight. Morph The Cat is probably my favourite Donald Fagen recording though.

 
The instrumental break near the last two minutes of "New Frontier" reminds me of a conversation I had once with my audiologist. I saw her once every three months as a part of maintenance - I was in the biz and wanted to protect my hearing. One day, she followed up asking about my routines and habits to determine how much time in a day I'm exposed to external noises.
 
She was well aware of my doing demos for work. At one point in the conversation, I began to describe how some songs just have places and breaks in them where cranking becomes addictive. With a "no-nonsense" demeanor, she coolly replied "Then, play another song." 

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Fields Of Gold" - Sting