Arve Henricksen "Places of Worship" |
Desertshores - "Floating Your Majesty" (check out Track 11, "Sixteen Drawers").
Lord Dog Bird - 1st, self-titled. 2nd, "The Trinity Knot" |
Make that "Drifting Your Majesty" |
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Tortoise - TNT
Marvin - Bone
Jon Butchter - Pictures from the Front |
Los Lobos - How Will The Wolf Survive |
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Widespread Panic - Widespread Panic
@mapman, I see similar music libraries...heheh |
UP NEXT:
Someone to Watch Over Me, song (from Oh, Kay!, musical)
Frederick Fennell - Frederick Fennell Conducts Cole Porter & George Gershwin
Isn't She Lovely
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life (disc 2)
Coda from Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part One
King Crimson - A Young Person's Guide to King Crimson
There Is No Greater Love
Peggy Lee - The Best of Peggy Lee
(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley
Johnny Cash - The Legend [Columbia] Disc 4
Sabre Dance from Gayne
Various Artists - 250 Years of Great Music Disc 4
I Want You (She's So Heavy)
The Beatles - Abbey Road
No 6, Malaguena (arr. for guitar)
Frederick Fennell & the Eastman-Rochester Pops Orchestra - Hi-Fi a la Española/Popovers
Then I'll Stop Loving You
Jim Reeves - Eight Classic Albums
Can't Stop Lovin' You
Van Halen - The Best of Van Halen, Vol. 1
Peacemaker
Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown
Kid A
Radiohead - Kid A
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bark psychosis--hex (criminally underrecognized, electro newwavy postrock; in the same vein as talk talk)
absolute grey--greenhouse |
@ Mapman...heheh, my beginning this evenin, where I'm at now and who knows where we end.
Neck And Neck - Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins
Pass The Jar - Zac Brown
With His Hot and Blue Guitar - Johnny Cash
Allman Brothers - Dreams (disc one)...ATM |
Stanley Clarke -- Stanley Clarke
Freddie Hubbard -- First Light
Lonnie Liston Smith and The Cosmic Echoes -- Expansions
Pharoah Sanders -- Karma |
Here's what's queued up currently off my music server (randomly generated playlist):
UP NEXT
Up All Night
Groove Collective - Declassified
A Nod and a Wink
Camel - Nod & A Wink [Japan Bonus Track]
Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me)
Paul McCartney & Wings - Wings Over America (Disc 1)
Slippin' into Darkness
War - The Best of War and More
Deeper Than the Holler
Randy Travis - I Told You So: The Ultimate Hits Of Randy Travis (Disc 1)
Duke's Mixture
Donald Byrd - The Cat Walk
Sail Away
Harry Nilsson - Personal Best: The Harry Nilsson Anthology
Fake Plastic Trees
Radiohead - The Bends
Reie; Swaz hie gat umbe; Chime, chum, geselle min
Boston Symphony Orchestra - Carmina Burana
Call It a Loan
Jackson Browne - Next Voice You Hear: The Best of Jackson Browne
Get off of My Cloud
The Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (disc 1)
Knoxville Girl
The Outlaws - Best of the Outlaws: Green Grass and High Tides
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@ mapman...aha, music server. I should have guessed that!
It's getting close to beer thirty and tunes...heheh |
dayum...for some reason I got Morrison in my mind this eve.
So far, I'm a lil blitzoid, who knows whats next. Good thing I live in the country and don't have to deal with neighbors...heheh
Doors - The Doors
Doors - Morrison Hotel
Doors - L.A. Woman |
Right now:
10. The Adventures of Batman [Version]
The Music of DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Collection
Various, John Gart
8-Blue Sky from Eat a Peach by The Allman Brothers Band (5:10)
6-Eleven Cent Cotton from Wagonmaster by Porter Wagoner (2:39)
11-Waldstein: Adagio molto from Beethoven: Four Great Sonatas by Anthony Newman (3:17)
8-Ride from Don't Talk, Dance! by Chris Standring (4:15)
1-Make It with You from Anthology by Bread (3:10)
7-Papa Dip from Definitive Dodds 1926-1927 by New Orleans Wanderers (2:54)
12-Pepperpot from Imperial Blaze by Sean Paul (3:50)
16-I Overlooked an Orchid from The Complete Buddy Holly by Gary Dale (2:44)
1-Russlan and Ludmilla, opera: Overture from Russian Sketches by David Zinman & Baltimore Symphony (4:56)
4-Bad, Bad Leroy Brown from AM Gold: Mellow Hits by Jim Croce (3:00)
3-Appalachian Spring [1945 Suite] iii. Moderato - The Bride and Her Intended from Copland: Appalachian Spring; Billy the Kid; Danzon Cubano; El Salon Mexico by Antal Dorati: London Symphony Orchestra (3:26)
10-Steal Away from Steal Away: Spirituals, Hymns and Folk Songs by Charlie Haden & Hank Jones (2:49)
14-Juke Box Hero from Complete Greatest Hits by Foreigner (4:05)
21-Its a Wonderful Feeling from The Complete Buddy Holly by Jim Robinson (2:30)
6-Spaceman from Bigger, Better, Faster, More! by 4 Non Blondes (3:40)
11-For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) from AC/DC Live [Collector's Edition] Disc 2 by AC/DC (7:17)
12-Well, Git It! (feat. Doc Severinsen, Vincent Dimartino, Buddy Morrow, Eddie Daniels, and Gerry Mulligan) from The Big Band Hit Parade by Cincinnati Pops "Big Band" Orchestra (2:52)
14-The Only Living Boy in New York from The Essential Simon & Garfunkel Disc 2 by Simon & Garfunkel (3:58)
33-One Faded Rose (version 2) from The Complete Buddy Holly by Charlie Phillips (2:49)
6-Lean on Me from Love Songs from the 70's by Al Jarreau (4:20) |
Stationary Traveller by Camel...simply awesome.
Shubert, this is one you should give a listen to. |
Mapman - glad to see your Camel recommendation to Schubert. Classical roots and influence of/on well done prog rock should appeal to him, I would think. Maybe expand his musical horizons a bit more.
You find it enjoyable listening to things in the random order as you've listed? Some quite jarring changes track to track. Not sure that would work for me but am curious to hear your take on it. |
I spend a lot of time listening that way. It's a good way to become more familiar with all your music. Like programming your own personal radio station. I learned to like a lot of music listening to the radio. Does not work as well for concept albums or multiparty classical. I find I listen with less preconception when I do not have to choose what to listen to. New CDs get ripped up front then stored. I might not hear something I added new for a bit. It's a great way to discover new music. Call it "Mapman radio". |
OK Mapman, soon as I'm done with internalizing all the spiritual aspects of Bach I will.
Shouldn't be more than another 2-300 hundred years.
I realize there are many good kinds of music, its just that the good is the enemy of the best. |
Bill Evans - Complete Village Vanguard Recordings |
In regards to random play, Pandora is nice for that; especially since most of my CD collection is not ripped. It is kinda like Mapman's listening. And I'm finding that is a great new way to listen. Now on to CDs on my player:
Flim & the BB's - Tunnel
Benson & Klugh - Collaboration
James McMurty - Too Long in the Wastland
Bill & Bonnie Hearn - Watching Life Through a Windshield
Loudon Wainwright III - History |
Tonight:
8-Please Don't Touch from Please Don't Touch! [UK] by Steve Hackett (3:38)
18-If You Were Mine from Eight Classic Albums Disc 4 by Jim Reeves (2:21)
3-Squeeze Box from The Who by Numbers by The Who (2:43)
1-Stolen Car from Central Reservation by Beth Orton (5:25)
5-Droned from Face Value by Phil Collins (2:49)
2-Toccata from Brain Salad Surgery by Emerson, Lake & Palmer (7:22)
4-Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye from Strings Attached by Christine Ebersole (5:12)
3-Louisiana Fairy Tale from Baby Won't You Please Come Home by The Redwine Trio (6:47)
4-Rock Lobster from The B-52's by The B-52's (6:51)
1-Simple from Collective Soul by Collective Soul (3:44)
3-Run Myself out of Town from The Dirty Dozen by George Thorogood & the Destroyers (3:03) |
Mapman - what are the numbers in front of your individual tracks? |
It's the track # on the source cd. |
Gogol Bordello "Pura Vida Conspiracy". |
6-Halloween from Before These Crowded Streets by Dave Matthews Band (5:07)
11-Three 30 Blues from Master of Twang! Disc 1 by Duane Eddy (3:31)
9-White-Haired Cassidy from Two Gentlemen Folk by Benjamin Luxon (2:22)
6-Blue Moon from The King of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50's Masters Disc 1 by Elvis Presley (2:41)
8-Oriental Strut from Hot Fives, Vol. 1 by Louis Armstrong (3:11)
4-Girls from Rebelution [Clean] by Pitbull (3:07)
2-How Is It (We Are Here) from Question of Balance by The Moody Blues (2:44)
7-Back Door Man from The Doors by The Doors (3:34)
9-On the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe from All-Time Greatest Swing Era Songs, Vol. 2, Disc 3 by Judy Garland (3:17)
3-Adam's Apple from Toys in the Attic by Aerosmith (4:33)
8-ILL BE GOOD TO YOU from The Essential Al Green by Al Green (2:14)
7-2001 - A Space Odyssey: Also Sprach Zarathustra (excerpt) from Classic Flicks by Richard Strauss (1:35)
3-How Can I Keep from Singing? from Shepherd Moons by Enya (4:25)
29-My Best Friend (My Baby's Coming Home) from The Complete Buddy Holly by Nilsson (1:28)
13-Book II: Fuga VII, a 4 voci, BWV 876 from Fugues by Johann Sebastian Bach (1:46)
8-Curly Locks from Jamaican Classics, Vol. 2 by Freddie McGregor (3:39)
17-We Are the Champions from Greatest Hits I by Queen (3:01)
2-Galaxy Dust Metamorphosis from Here's To Who We Used To Be by Visit (4:25)
10-Waldstein: Allegro from Beethoven: Four Great Sonatas by Anthony Newman (9:07)
10-Snookeroo from Photograph: The Very Best of Ringo Starr by Ringo Starr (3:24)
8-Bobby Jean from Born in the U.S.A. by Bruce Springsteen (3:48) |
The Lord Dog Bird (1st; 2008 release) |
Solus3, 'corner of the dub'. |
Dream Theater "Six degrees of Inner Turbulence" |
+1 The Lord Dog Bird - A little gem of a record that GH told me about a few months ago.
Boards of Canada - The Campfire Headphase
T Bone Burnett - Twenty Twenty, The Essential T Bone Burnett |
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Hey Pokey - glad you are enjoying The LDB. From what I read, that's solo work by Colin McCann, guitarist for Wilderness. Need to hear what they sound like. I saw that T Bone Burnett collection on Spotify. Thanks for the reminder. I'll give that a listen. |
steve earle, terraplane. this isn't radically different than his other records, or necessarily better, but what strikes me is how he can crank out songs at such a high standard over such a long, prolific career. for consistency, tom petty' the only other to come to mind, and right now i'm digging earle more. check out "go go boots are back"
smashing pumpkins, cherub rock. billy corgan's voice is definitely a tolerate it or hate it proposition, but there's no denying the guy knows his stuff, and this song kicks beyond description. the compact little guitar solo towards the end is an all-timer. |
13-His Eye Is on the Sparrow from 16 Most Requested Songs by Mahalia Jackson (4:22)
4-Awaiting on You All from All Things Must Pass [30th Anniversary Edition] Disc 2 by George Harrison (2:52)
7-Mary Ann from Rough Guide to Calypso Gold by Roaring Lion (2:24)
5-Track 5 from Offenbach in America by Boston Pops (7:06)
2-Luxe from Mehliana: Taming the Dragon by Mark Guiliana & Brad Mehldau (5:40)
10-Open Your Eyes from Eyes Open by Snow Patrol (5:41)
9-We'll Never Have to Say Goodbye Again from Best of England Dan & John Ford Coley by England Dan & John Ford Coley (2:47)
1-Enter Sandman from Metallica by Metallica (5:31)
21-Believe in Him from Bootleg, Vol. 4: The Soul of Truth Disc 2 by Johnny Cash (3:28)
4-Mrs. Vandebilt from Band on the Run [Remastered/Bonus Disc] Disc 1 by Paul McCartney & Wings (4:41)
11-Approaching Pavonis Mons by Balloon (Utopia Planitia) from Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots [CD & DVD Audio] Disc 1 by The Flaming Lips (3:09)
2-Only Time Will Tell from Asia by Asia (4:48)
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3-Shaman's Blues from The Soft Parade by The Doors (4:53)
5-Ocean Gypsy from Shadow of the Moon by Blackmore's Night (6:05)
22-Old 1812 from Civil War: Its Music & Its Sounds Disc 1 by Frederick Fennell & Eastman Wind Ensemble (0:42)
9-Cassandra Geminni: Plant a Nail in the Navel Stream from Frances the Mute by The Mars Volta (4:59)
8-No Woman, No Cry from Believe by Katherine Jenkins & Cody Carey (4:57)
14-She Is Still a Mystery from Playlist: The Very Best of Lovin' Spoonful by The Lovin' Spoonful (2:59)
23-I Didn't Mean a Word I Said from Rhythm & Romance by Ella Fitzgerald (3:20)
7-Peaceful Valley Boulevard from Le Noise by Neil Young (7:09)
8-Behind Blue Eyes from Who's Next [Bonus Tracks] by The Who (3:42)
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Joan Manuel Serrat's "Mediterraneo" |
"Halo" - porcupine tree. 👍👍👍 |
"Per Il Mio Amore" by Robert Wolf |
Donald Fagen
The Night Fly CD
Kamakiriad cd
Morph The Cat-CD
Sunken Condos-cd
WOW. Thats some GOOOOOD Shit
Killer DEEP DEEP Bass on the Moprph the cat and Sunken Condos.
The SOUND is INCREDIBLE !!!! |
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Pinback - blue screen life
Pinback - Nautical Antiques
Pinback - Information Retrieved |
Greg Haines "Digressions" - I've been enjoying this example of modern classical composition the last few evenings.
Also, highly recommend Arve Henriksen's "Chiaroscuro". |
Nick Robertson - Bullet Proof Boy
Anne Richmond Boston - The Big House of Time |
The Police - Every Breath You Take - The Singles
Simple Minds - Glittering Prize |
Ester Drang: Golden West; Infinite Keys.
Circle of Birds - a short 3 piece, one-time collaboration between members of Ester Drang and Unwed Sailor. Enjoy it and wish it were longer. Of the 2 groups that contributed, prefer Ester Drang, myself. |
Jazzpania by Vince Mendoza/Arif Mardin; WDR big band; Los Jovenos Flamencos and solo musicians: Al DiMeola, Michael Brecker, Steve Gadd, Steve Khan and Gerrardo Nunez. |
Dafnis Prieto - Triangles & Circles (New & outstanding!)
The Brecker Bros. - Live At The Bottom Line 1976 (Also new & outstanding;)! |
"There'll be Some Changes Made" off "NEck and NEck" by Atkins and Knopfler. Always brings a smile to my face. |
"Build Me Up From Bones" - Sarah Jarosz
"Macca Flor" - Quadrod Nuevo
"Prologue" - The Milk Carton Kids. |
