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26th June 2012, 09:30 PM #31GOLD MEMBER
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26th June 2012, 09:34 PM #32GOLD MEMBER
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Also add, for anyone into great blues and guitar playing, check out Joe Bonamassa! The guy is one of the best guitarists I've ever seen and man can he play the blues!
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26th June 2012, 09:49 PM #33To grow old is inevitable.... To grow up is optional
Confidence, the feeling you have before you fully understand the situation.
What could possibly go wrong.
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At the moment i love this. Apart from one of the best vinyl albums ever produced (name a high end audiophile mag that disagrees) some bloke has put a cracker of a vid to go with it. The beter your gear the better it sounds.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtwUyDPXROQ]Joan of Arc - Jennifer Warnes & Leonard Cohen - YouTube[/ame]
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26th June 2012, 10:46 PM #35
Jesse Cook
I have been listening to 3 or 4 or this guys albums, sort of Gypsy Kings, and mostly instrumental. Calming driving music for the commute He does a good cover of Crowded House "Fall at your feet"
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuDxgaESgMk&feature=related]Jesse Cook Flamenco Arabe.mp4 - YouTube[/ame]
CheersAndy Mac
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27th June 2012, 12:40 AM #36SENIOR MEMBER
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music should be emotional first - intellectual second. - Ravel
I have to agree that Jennifer Warnes Famous Blue Raincoat is one of the best as Lignum says. I've listened to it for years. It was produced by Rosco Beck who was the musical director and bass player on Leonard Cohens recent tours, his show at Rod laver 2 years ago rates right up there with the best shows I've ever seen.
But what do I listen to???
top 5
nick cave
johnny cash
hank williams
any combination of - the triffids - died pretty - go betweens and many other great aussie acts
ed kuepper - anything by ed from the saints to the laughing clowns to his solo work. one of the great undervalued talents in this country. I waited 25 years to see the laughing clowns play. Saw them in melbourne on the last night of the 2010 jazz festival and went to sydney to see them at the basement the next day. Suffice to say it was worth every second of waiting 25years to see them.
Then i listen to many things from as noisy as i can find e.g grinderman, stiff little fingers, ministry,
to stuff like sacred music, the choir of the cathedral of notre dame de paris, go and see 'em if in paris - magnificent, and the organ!!! no wonder those churches were built so big. Also highly reccomended in this style is a spanish guy called Jordi Savall who specialises in ancient music, anything he does is worth listening to.
Good country music - Hank (the greatest), Lucinda Williams, The smithsonian institutes Anthology of American Folk music etc etc
lots and lots of stuff
Anyone heard of Throbbing Gristle? surprisingly relaxing
Did i mention I also like really really noisy music as well!!!!
What do they say - so much music so little time
One other thing - and I wonder if you other guys are the same - I find I am much more productive when I'm listening to music
I could really go on and on and on I've really only scratched the surface of my musical likes
Dislikes ( and nothing against 'em, just dont like 'em)
modern jazz
bollywood
chinese classical music
I've said enough for now
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4th March 2013, 05:19 AM #37Senior Member
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I'm a classic rock fan from way back but in the last few months I've been getting into a new Indie folk artist by the name of Ben Howard, absolutely phenomenal. Beautiful lyrics and gob smacking guitar skills.
Check him out on Youtube, I'd recommend "further away" "Gracious" "Bones" "Everything" and "Black Flies"
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