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  • DocfosterDocfoster
    Atlantic Ocean "Waterfall"

  • DocfosterDocfoster
    Destiny's Child "Bugaboo"

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    Kruder & Dorfmeister "Shakatakadoodub"              

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    A Tribe Called Quest - Push It Along

  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Docfoster said:
    Beck "Odelay"

    So long since I played that. I bought the CD because of Devil's Haircut.
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Docfoster said:
    Fun Lovin' Criminals "Scooby Snacks"

    Quite a fave here back in the 90s.
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    uglymusic said:
    Docfoster said:
    Beck "Odelay"

    So long since I played that. I bought the CD because of Devil's Haircut.
    I like that one too. Some good stuff on the album, but not all my cup of tea but never less than interesting. :-)
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    uglymusic said:
    Docfoster said:
    Fun Lovin' Criminals "Scooby Snacks"

    Quite a fave here back in the 90s.
    Don't think I ever moved on really... ;-)
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    Guadalupe Plata   mishmash on Spotify
  • cj66cj66
    ^^^^^
    Wait until you hear them live, they're piggin' brill! I've seen them twice and they're in the UK for the next 2 weeks.

    Go and enjoy...

    http://www.seetickets.com/tour/guadalupe-plata

  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    I've heard that they are superb live. Thanks for link, Chris. In fact the nearest venue to me happens to fall on my birthday weekend so...no excuse for me not to go!!  <:-P
  • cj66cj66
    No brainer...fab
    :)>-
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    No surprises here....Everybody Digs Bill Evans
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Docfoster said:
    uglymusic said:
    Docfoster said:
    Beck "Odelay"

    So long since I played that. I bought the CD because of Devil's Haircut.
    I like that one too. Some good stuff on the album, but not all my cup of tea but never less than interesting. :-)
    TBH, I find all of Beck's output (that I've heard) at bit patchy.
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Suzy6toes said:
    No surprises here....Everybody Digs Bill Evans
    Do you know Sunday Night at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby? If not, gather up your things and run to find copies now! :-)
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    cj66 said:
    ^^^^^
    Wait until you hear them live, they're piggin' brill! I've seen them twice and they're in the UK for the next 2 weeks.

    Go and enjoy...

    http://www.seetickets.com/tour/guadalupe-plata

    Thems, I don't know. Gonna investigate now.
  • cj66cj66
    There's a new Charlatans LP out...



    It started here...




  • cj66cj66
    ... and a personal favourite.




  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    Leonard Cohen - So you want it darker 

    I listen to this album a lot. But this morning I'm totally struck by its beauty and odd perfection. Throughout Cohen's voice is ridiculously fronted. That, with the lyrics (poems) which are as wise, honest, and full of allusion as always, makes it feel very intimate and personal. But behind that there is this consummate, subtle and magical arrangement which, with perfect timing flutters forward with humour, nostalgia, irony, sadness, regret, acceptance.... It feels like a whole world. A whole life. It's definitely, for me at least, eyes-shut music. Or at least teary-blurry-vision-music, as the case is this morning.
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    Chelsea Hotel #2  
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Let's give all this poetic stuff a sharp dig in the ribs, so we can make way for:

    Big Satan - Big Satan :-)

    The album isn't on YT, so here's some brilliant live stuff from the same band


  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    at what point do they finish tuning up? ;;)
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Suzy6toes said:
    at what point do they finish tuning up? ;;)
    They tune up????
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    Docfoster said:
    uglymusic said:
    Docfoster said:
    Beck "Odelay"

    So long since I played that. I bought the CD because of Devil's Haircut.
    I like that one too. Some good stuff on the album, but not all my cup of tea but never less than interesting. :-)
    TBH, I find all of Beck's output (that I've heard) at bit patchy.
    I find this one ("Mexico") quite endearing / smilesome...
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Docfoster said:
    Docfoster said:
    uglymusic said:
    Docfoster said:
    Beck "Odelay"

    So long since I played that. I bought the CD because of Devil's Haircut.
    I like that one too. Some good stuff on the album, but not all my cup of tea but never less than interesting. :-)
    TBH, I find all of Beck's output (that I've heard) at bit patchy.
    I find this one ("Mexico") quite endearing / smilesome...
    :-)
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    And, not only to annoy Ben...

    Jaco Pastorius, Pat Metheny, Paul Bley, Bruce Ditmas - (either) Jaco or Pastorius Metheny Ditmas Bley (depending if you have the latest reissue or the original on Artists House).



    Apparently the first album Jaco appeared on (it was really a Paul Bley session, and I think that's him on the cover, above), and very early on in Metheny's career, too.
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Top download on iTunes, I was told:




  • uglymusicuglymusic
    And, picking up from yesterday, I have Tim Berne in another alto/guitar/drums line-up. This time with David Torn and Ches Smith.



    Far out, man! :-D
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    edited May 2017
    uglymusic said:
    Top download on iTunes, I was told:




    Nice one.
    =D>
    And in stark contrast...


    (First bit of "Grime" on this 'ere bored...?)
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Docfoster said:
    uglymusic said:
    Top download on iTunes, I was told:




    Nice one.
    =D>
    And in stark contrast...


    (First bit of "Grime" on this 'ere bored...?)
    Politics 'innit
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    It's rapidly becoming obvious it's Tim Berne week, so sod it, her's some more!



    Please note the collection of usual suspects, plus Craig Taborn on keyboards (actually a usual suspect, who hadn't yet come up in this series of posts).
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Just to show I don't know what I'm talking about, there's no Tim Berne in this next live footage!

    David Torn and Living Colour's drummer, Will Cohoun play at the Knitting Factory as LoVeBuBBLE.



    This is moving away from the avant jazz vibe into somewhere more rocky.
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    uglymusic said:


    Suzy6toes said:

    No surprises here....Everybody Digs Bill Evans

    Do you know Sunday Night at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby? If not, gather up your things and run to find copies now! :-)

    The former yes. Latter no. Always grateful for pointers. Will get my running shoes on now....
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Cool. They were both recorded at the same gig(s) and are sometimes packaged together.
  • cj66cj66
    Inspired by Dave's Cover version entry, I dug this out today




  • uglymusicuglymusic

    cj66 said:
    Inspired by Dave's Cover version entry, I dug this out today




    If we carry on like this, we'll be in danger of meeting on the ledge :-)
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    Tom Waits - Closing Time
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Suzy6toes said:
    Tom Waits - Closing Time
    Tom Waits. My favourite lyricist of all time, and general all-round hero :-)
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    uglymusic said:


    Suzy6toes said:

    Tom Waits - Closing Time

    Tom Waits. My favourite lyricist of all time, and general all-round hero :-)

    Read a great comment about him earlier: Tom Waits attracts Truth like a corpse attracts flies.
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    Suzy6toes said:
    Suzy6toes said:
    Tom Waits - Closing Time
    Tom Waits. My favourite lyricist of all time, and general all-round hero :-)
    Read a great comment about him earlier: Tom Waits attracts Truth like a corpse attracts flies.
    LOL! I'm sure the great man would come up with something far better ;-)
  • cj66cj66
    edited June 2017
    uglymusic said:
    If we carry on like this, we'll be in danger of meeting on the ledge :-)
    Come on then, I can FLYyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy............
    image
    No soft toys were hurt in the making of this post




  • DocfosterDocfoster
    Charley Patton "Pea Vine Blues" I absolutely love this stuff. It sounds so special, and un-bullshity to me.
  • uglymusicuglymusic
    cj66 said:


    uglymusic said:



    If we carry on like this, we'll be in danger of meeting on the ledge :-)

    Come on then, I can FLYyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy............
    image
    No soft toys were hurt in the making of this post






    I like the Replacements track. There's a dollop of early Cure in there (was it called A Forest?), I think.
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    John Lennon "Bring on the Lucie (Freda People)"
  • cj66cj66
    uglymusic said:
    I like the Replacements track. There's a dollop of early Cure in there (was it called A Forest?), I think.
    Didn't strike me before but yes, definite likeness to "A Forest".

    Another favourite by them (almost a slowed down version of A Forest?! )




  • cj66cj66
    A social commentary at the height (depth?) of Thatcherite Britain.



  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    JUMP!

    Making me smile lots 
    :D
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    edited June 2017
    McVie and Buckingham. Lovely combo. (And I have a major man-crush on Lindsey...) "Hold Me"
  • DocfosterDocfoster
    Suzy6toes said:
    JUMP!

    Making me smile lots 
    :D

    They don't write 'em like that anymore!
  • Suzy6toesSuzy6toes
    Docfoster said:

    McVie and Buckingham. Lovely combo.
    (And I have a major man-crush on Lindsey...)
    "Hold Me"

    Anyone heard the album they released yesterday yet?
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