avecigrec
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#30
Hieroglyphic Being - The Disco's of Imhotep
Hieroglyphic Being - The Disco's of Imhotep
No Buy May Challenge! May 1-May 31!!!
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Fleetwood-Matt
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#7
The Postal Service - Give Up
Been stuck in my head for days and constant streaming of it, finally found time to give it a spin
The Postal Service - Give Up
Been stuck in my head for days and constant streaming of it, finally found time to give it a spin
avecigrec
Well-Known Member
#31
Count Basie - At the Savoy Ballroom
Count Basie - At the Savoy Ballroom
Fleetwood-Matt
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#8
Pulsallama - Pulsallama
Pulsallama - Pulsallama
Fleetwood-Matt
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#9
Stevie Nicks - Rarities 1981 - 1983
Stevie Nicks - Rarities 1981 - 1983
avecigrec
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#32
Black Pumas - Black Pumas
Throwback to 42 variants ago!
Black Pumas - Black Pumas
Throwback to 42 variants ago!
avecigrec
Well-Known Member
#33
Sun Ra - Janus
Sun Ra - Janus
Dirtbag Auntie
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Holy cow! Everyone is killin it!
avecigrec
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#34
Sun Ra - Continuation
Sun Ra - Continuation
avecigrec
Well-Known Member
#35
Sun Ra and His Arkestra - Featuring Pharoah Sanders and Black Harold
Sun Ra and His Arkestra - Featuring Pharoah Sanders and Black Harold
Rip_City
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#12
Midori Takada - Through the Looking Glass
An almost forgotten Japanese ambient/new age stunner. The atmosphere changes to a palpable organic force that could be contextualized as something harrowing and violent.
Japanese ambient is something else...it doesn't often rely on droney sections to lengthen the run time. It is instead felt with pockets of space and organic choice of timbre, where a simple yet unexpected change of instrumental shift bears deep emotional resonance.
Midori Takada - Through the Looking Glass
An almost forgotten Japanese ambient/new age stunner. The atmosphere changes to a palpable organic force that could be contextualized as something harrowing and violent.
Japanese ambient is something else...it doesn't often rely on droney sections to lengthen the run time. It is instead felt with pockets of space and organic choice of timbre, where a simple yet unexpected change of instrumental shift bears deep emotional resonance.
Rip_City
Well-Known Member
#13
Portishead - Portishead
Trip hop hits different at night after a few adult beverages.
Portishead - Portishead
Trip hop hits different at night after a few adult beverages.
Rip_City
Well-Known Member
#14
Alice Coltrane - A Monastic Trio
I have found Alice's music to be substantially more fascinating than her husband's as of late, something you'd never hear me say even three years ago. I could use more of her records without hesitation, and I am eager to sample more.
This one is also fairly accessible; glad I got this one on a blind buy last month. Hard bop influences, but assuredly not the intent.
Alice Coltrane - A Monastic Trio
I have found Alice's music to be substantially more fascinating than her husband's as of late, something you'd never hear me say even three years ago. I could use more of her records without hesitation, and I am eager to sample more.
This one is also fairly accessible; glad I got this one on a blind buy last month. Hard bop influences, but assuredly not the intent.
Rip_City
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#15
Tony Conrad with Faust - Outside the Dream Syndicate
The precursor to Swans? Maybe?
Either way, a gargantuan LP with two sidelong tracks ~26min each. Drone, krautrock, avant grade, experimental...it really is a challenge to describe.
Tony Conrad with Faust - Outside the Dream Syndicate
The precursor to Swans? Maybe?
Either way, a gargantuan LP with two sidelong tracks ~26min each. Drone, krautrock, avant grade, experimental...it really is a challenge to describe.
Rip_City
Well-Known Member
#16
Richard Pinhas - Iceland
More avant-garde excellence, with a side of progressive electronic. So glad I was turned onto this one...avant-garde has been the missing link to complete my current tastes of the past 2-3 years.
Richard Pinhas - Iceland
More avant-garde excellence, with a side of progressive electronic. So glad I was turned onto this one...avant-garde has been the missing link to complete my current tastes of the past 2-3 years.
avecigrec
Well-Known Member
#36
Townes Van Zandt - For The Sake Of The Song
Townes Van Zandt - For The Sake Of The Song
Rip_City
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#17
Fugazi - Red Medicine
An N&G RotM pick is responsible for me being interested in Fugazi's music. Just another reason to be thankful for this forum.
Fugazi - Red Medicine
An N&G RotM pick is responsible for me being interested in Fugazi's music. Just another reason to be thankful for this forum.
avecigrec
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#37
Jason Isbell - Southeastern
Jason Isbell - Southeastern
Rip_City
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#18
Dead Can Dance - Anastasis
I am stunned by the mastering of this album. Truly transcendent release that turns 10 next year! If only there were more bands/duos like them...
Dead Can Dance - Anastasis
I am stunned by the mastering of this album. Truly transcendent release that turns 10 next year! If only there were more bands/duos like them...
avecigrec
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My biggest concert sadness of the Covid era is not getting to see Dead Can Dance. My wife purchased tickets in Oct. 2019 for a May 2020 show, which got rescheduled to June of this year and has been rescheduled again for Oct. 23, which will be great for many of the ticket holders, but is our exact due date - which is itself exciting, but means no Dead Can Dance show.