What did you listen to last night?
Apr 28, 2002 at 5:37 AM Post #16 of 39
Kraftwerk 1 & 2
Stoa - _Porta VIII_
Mephisto Waltz - "Nightingale"
Death in Vegas - "Aisha"
MC Tunes Vs. 808 State - "The Only Rhyme That Bites 99"
Tortoise - _Remixed_
Crown - _Crowned in Terror_
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 12:39 PM Post #18 of 39
Chesky Records - Women Of Song

Dave Brubeck - One Alone

Dave's True Story - Sex Without Bodies
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 12:42 PM Post #19 of 39
Bela Fleck - Perpetual Motion
Wynton Marsalis - Haydn's Trumpet Concerto
Dave Matthews Band - Some live acoustic show, forget the date...
Dave Matthews Band - Live in Chicago
Vanessa Carlton's single...
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 12:48 PM Post #20 of 39
I got some friends over last night. We drank lots of single malt whisky, listened to music and played cards all night.

Tom Waits - Mule Variations
Chicago Underground Duo - Axis and Alignment
Björk - Vespertine
Die Anarchistische Abentunterhaltung - We Need New Animals
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way
U2 - Joshua Tree
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 1:14 PM Post #21 of 39
Crypt was rocking last night:

L.A. Guns - cocked and loaded
Motley Crue - shout at the devil, remastered
Kiss - Alive, remastered
Judas Priest - pain killer, remastered
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 1:54 PM Post #22 of 39
Quote:

Originally posted by carlo
pigmode,

creepy... also "blue", a couple of times for a friend who's never heard it. threw in "court and spark" and "ladies of the canyon".



I hope you have the DCC versions--they are absolutely fantastic.

Early last night:

Joni Mitchell/ Court & Spark (DCC)
Haydn/ Concerto #2/ Du Pre--Barbirolli-- London Sym Orch
Jim Croce/ 24k Gold In A Bottle (DCC)
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 2:47 PM Post #23 of 39
The Cure - Disintegration
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 3:01 PM Post #24 of 39
I was at our local library yesterday for a book sale and wandered through the CD section. I selected

George Templeton Strong -- Symphony No 2 "Sintram" performed by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra

Leonard Cohen -- Ten New Songs

Duke Ellington -- 22 Big Band Recordings


John
 
Apr 28, 2002 at 3:24 PM Post #25 of 39
I'm still overawed by the recent upgrades. So had a bit o listening sesh last night:


Stared with some Opera on BBC Radio 3
Il Troviatore?

Then onto CD's
John Coltrane - Coltrane For Lovers
Steve Earle - Sidetracks
Sara Evans - No Place That Far
Beachwood Sparks - Once We Were Trees
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

finished with
Neil Young - Freedom.... really dig Rockin' In The Free World



Night before was a bit quieter as I didn't get home from work until late but managed to squeeze in:

The Be Good Tanya's -Blue Horse
The Arlenes - Stuck On Love




Will be having another session tonight I would have thought. No too late though..... Gotta be up for work bright and early in the morning.



Sound As Ever
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Apr 29, 2002 at 1:58 AM Post #27 of 39
nothing last night. tonight...

frank zappa - make a jazz noise here
chick corea - akoustic band
dave matthews band - recently
 
Apr 29, 2002 at 5:19 AM Post #28 of 39
Jan Jelinek "Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records" (Scape)

"With the aid of his sampler, Jan Jelinek has developed an exclusive music discovery approach, building on three central themes: jazz, the loop finding modulation wheel and moiré. Jazz sequences from the '60s and '70s are cut up into second-long loops, shifted by the wheel of the sampler and combined into spacial arrangements with maximum depth of field, re-creating the notorious moiré-effect, this ground-breaking painting technique of creating three dimensional space in a plane without the classic tools of perspective. When Vasarély slightly tilted a few lines in a square grid it seems to flicker three-dimensionally. Similarily, when Jelinek uses his modulation wheel to twist linear loops, sounds dance into zero gravity. It´s just a little twist for Jelinek´s index finger and a large step for the grammar of crackle poetry. Should anyone enquire after the lyrical scope of clicks and cuts and glitches, 'loop-finding-jazz-records' will overwhelm them like Jerichos trumpets. The more gentle, the more insistent. And the initial concept will be forgotten amongst excited listening surprise."



I've had this album on repeat for days - so much so that it has almost become like an innate biological rhythm - I think I would cry if someone took it away from me!




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Apr 29, 2002 at 9:27 PM Post #30 of 39
Steely Dan - Showbiz Kids
Radiohead - The Bends
Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story
Elton John - Madman Across the Water
Violent Femmes
 

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