novabrkr said:

Mostly Kate Bush.

NAO

Living Colour

Stokley

Mint Condition

Ledesi

Prince (random)

StrangeButTrue said:

I've recently rediscovered the A Tribe Called Quest back catalog thanks to the great sound of the streaming albums on Amazon Prime music player. My CD rips had lower volume and these remasters sound amazing!

Good to know.

StrangeButTrue said:

namepeace said:

I gave the following albums a spin this week:

Steely Dan -- Aja (one of the finest rock albums ever, in memory of Walter Becker)

Van Hunt -- Popular (were it only released earlier . . . solid, creative piece of work)

Me'Shell NdegeOcello -- Comet, Come To Me (didn't grab me when it first came out, enjoyed it better after years between spins)

You?

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Its a fantastic album! I was lucky enough to secure the bonus tracks (Enjoy The Silence, Never Still Water, and Who Wears The Crown) along with non-album track Harvey. Shame this stuff is obscure but kinda fun for those who have found it. Never Still Water was later released on "Buy This Fracking Album".

I'll have to find those.

Today is probably the best day for new releases in a long time. I will be enjoying all three of these for months to come!

Visions of A Life by Wolf Alice

Three Futures by Torres

Sorry is Gone by Jessica Lea Mayfield.

Shakira- El Dorado

Shakira- Mtv Unplugged

Charles Bradley's Changes & Kamasi Washington's Harmony Of Difference EP.

namepeace said:

Dancelot said:

One of the greatest hip-hop duos of all time. Mecca winds up filling my summer playlists, and Ingredient fills my fall playlists.

I'm gonna see them live this Thursday! in a really small, small, smaaaaalll and intimate club just 100 meters from my flat. gonna be a BLAST

http://www.kapu.or.at/eve..._cl_smooth

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Dancelot said

namepeace said:

One of the greatest hip-hop duos of all time. Mecca winds up filling my summer playlists, and Ingredient fills my fall playlists.

I'm gonna see them live this Thursday! in a really small, small, smaaaaalll and intimate club just 100 meters from my flat. gonna be a BLAST

http://www.kapu.or.at/eve..._cl_smooth

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Post a review if you can! Great gig.

way back to 1998 (almost 20 years old)

Ray Of Light - Madonna

Believe - Cher

Cruel Summer / Flowers - Ace Of Base

Ladies & Gentlemen - George Michael

214 said:

Shakira- El Dorado

Shakira- Mtv Unplugged

Quite like that Inevitable song! Remember hearing it ever since when Unplugged was on the tv, but not knowing the name or anything, until u posted n I did sum investigating n found it! Love the melody, especially the chorus, even tho I have no idea what she's talking about . She has a nice voice, always thought that .

purplepolitician said:

214 said:

Shakira- El Dorado

Shakira- Mtv Unplugged

Quite like that Inevitable song! Remember hearing it ever since when Unplugged was on the tv, but not knowing the name or anything, until u posted n I did sum investigating n found it! Love the melody, especially the chorus, even tho I have no idea what she's talking about . She has a nice voice, always thought that .

She is great. You should listen the english version of Inevitable, is not as great as the spanish version but you the translation is almost the same.

Anoice - Remmings

Branford Marsallis - Requiem

Sananda Maitreya - Prometheus & Pandora

Right now as I type this- Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers- At The Jazz Corner Of The World

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Later today, I'll drive home listening to either Rhapsody's Laila's Wisdom or Sean Price's Imperius Rex

StrangeButTrue said:

namepeace said:

I gave the following albums a spin this week:

Steely Dan -- Aja (one of the finest rock albums ever, in memory of Walter Becker)

Van Hunt -- Popular (were it only released earlier . . . solid, creative piece of work)

Me'Shell NdegeOcello -- Comet, Come To Me (didn't grab me when it first came out, enjoyed it better after years between spins)

You?

.

Its a fantastic album! I was lucky enough to secure the bonus tracks (Enjoy The Silence, Never Still Water, and Who Wears The Crown) along with non-album track Harvey. Shame this stuff is obscure but kinda fun for those who have found it. Never Still Water was later released on "Buy This Fracking Album".

Her version of "Friends" is completely sinister. I love it

Prince n 3rdeyegirl's Plectrum Electrum. Still a decent project for my . Lost my job @ Mickey D's!

GUY - GUY

Lauryn HILL - The MISEDUCATION OF LAURYN HILL

Michael JACKSON - OFF THE WALL

Bob MARLEY & THE WAILERS- UPRISING

Kate Bush - The Dreaming (1983) my fav songs, Sat In Your Lap, Houdini, Pull Out the Pin and the classic Night of the Swallow....its so dreamy

^ 'Twas 1982.

The Stepkids -- Troubadour (2013)

namepeace said:

Dancelot said

I'm gonna see them live this Thursday! in a really small, small, smaaaaalll and intimate club just 100 meters from my flat. gonna be a BLAST

http://www.kapu.or.at/eve..._cl_smooth

[Edited 10/2/17 0:08am]

Post a review if you can! Great gig.

that was a great gig, but way too short! only a solid hour. they browsed through all the 2 1/2 albums and squeezed quite a lot of their songs into, but most of them rather shortened around 2 minutes. Pete also mixed some short snippets of old soul classics into the show, like Marvin Gaye, Brick, Keni Burke, Al Green and lots of others, and even some Bee Gees

only around 100 people fit into the venue, they had to send many poeple away cause that shit was sold out! yo yes, I'm proud of my little hometown in Austira, I didnt know there are more than 10 people here who even KNOW who PR&CL are. I was wrong. energetic crowd and mostly youngsters . I was certainly the oldest one in the audience. once again LOL but I'm used to that at hip hop shows nowadays hehe. I was in front row of course partying hard, showing the new generation how to kick some serious ass

here's a snippet I took from the TROY finale