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http://dutchtoenglish.com/Scott%20summer%20mix%20playlist.htm

opus avantra, achim reichel, igor wakhevitch, catherine ribeiro, cluster, franco falsini, richard pinhas, van dyke parks, krokodil, west coast p.a.e.b., christina carter, taj mahal travellers. plus a cam'ron single.

it fits so many albums! it's so tiny!

'getting up for the morning' is amazingly underrated. i think.

very nice record

On the way home last night, I bought the last Franz Ferdinand album. I did this because I liked a couple of the singles a lot. The album is super-lame, though. I wish I'd saved my money.

have you heard the rihanna song about "i dont wanna be a murderer"? what a weird song.

that Wakhevitch album is great, what is the go-to recommendation after Faustus

there's a buncha talk on those albums on the beginning of the Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!! thread

Also, 'Be Easy' is by far my favorite track on Fish Scale; Pete Rock is something of a wizard.

Musical obsessions today:
Electroplankton
Donald Byrd - Street Lady
Clipse - both volumes of got it for cheap, yes still.

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6425/2984/1600/etredieu.jpg

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/watw/02-06/faust.shtml

this thing sounds more current

In 1927, renowkned painter Salvador Dali began writing the libretto for a poem-opera, Étre Dieu ("To Be God"). The opera stars the humble Dali himself in the titular role. The opera was not completed until 1974, when Dali hired Igor Wakhevitch to write the music. It was not actually performed until 2004, and then with different musical accompaniment which has never been recorded. The Dali/Wakhevitch recording was released on 3 CDs in 1992 and is very rare.

wake up that wakh thread, dormant since fucking 2003, you'd think we don't care

I'm in sacramento

Wu-Tang Clan - 36 Chambers
Chicks on Speed - Re-Releases of the Un-Releases

Reviewer: Musically knowing "Kevin" (DETROIT) - See all my reviews

this is the Retaliation's 2nd album. i've read that Hendrix used to LOVE this band and would often sit in and jam with them at clubs in England. no wonder- this band is AMAZING!!!
if you dig classic rock, blues, jazz, etc...you cannot loose here. the musicianship is top notch, while remaining ultra- tasteful and mature- sounding, THEY DO NOT SOUND "BRITISH' if you know what i mean. one of my all-time favorite bands and albums, without a doubt!

Funny too as I was a massive Hendrix freak as a kid and sought out just about everything associated with him. I even have a Fat Mattress lp.

i want this! is it new?

i am bummed cuz i just got to the second side of the jake holmes record and it's got some gnarly scratches. i think i am gonna bring it back and just get the reissue.

second one down. i guess i was wrong and it's not all early.. the liner notes are interesting enough, but there's not complete session info for the cuts so it's a little hard to analyze. also, the track listing is on the back in a circle and the LP has to be tilted the proper way in the light to see it.

because i'm in LA and it's the first unofficial day of summer and i'm ready to drink summa that beer in my fridge.