OK, I know this is my thread but I recommend that people check out Towa Tei (any album). He used to be with Dee-Lite and his solo stuff is very cool. From Bossa Nova to cracked out electronic ventures and everywhere inbetween. This man picked up where Dee-Lite left off. Thank God he kept making music

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Hullo!

I like your thread! How is the ass-ride?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Now if only Kier had.

GangstaFam said:

If only.... Those mo-fos should have never broken up

And I will recommend Dee-Lite's "Dewdrops in the Garden". 11 years later and that thing is still a musical masterpiece. Wanna take a ride, pop this shit in your player and hold on

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

"Apple juice kissin'. Baby we're blissin'"

I've been listening to this album alot lately

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

did you check out Thievery Corporation????? Did you? Did you?


Meanie.

abierman said:

Masher!

Not yet. This weekend I go on round 2 of my shopping

Transcendental's Disia

From the Hamam (Il Bagno Turco) soundtrack.

http://s14.yousendit.com/...LK6Z3UBPW0

trashoblanco said:

I LOVE these album covers. I've been meaning to hear what Yma Sumac sounds like because a few years ago, I read a review for Portishead's self titled album and they were saying that Beth's voice was influenced by Yma Sumac's on some of the songs. And I love the way Beth sings on their second album, so I gotta hear Yma Sumac now.

Goldfrapp- Felt Mountain. I love the tarwater remix to Utopia too, but it's not on that album.

Here are some great albums that not many people own. Check them out.



(the Remastered verison of Pet Shop Boys "Bingual"...it's worth the big bucks, even if you can buy the regular version dirt cheap used)

natalienicole said:

I bought this today Review to follow sometime next week