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Bell Orchestre Recording A Tape The Colour Of The Light

11 dec 07

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I'm groping in the dark... but where do you find these alternative types? Do you have something like a guide to cool but unknown records? I imagine it's your experience built up over thirty years of listening... I'm delving deep into jazz and classical, even through "underground" channels, but I admit that when it comes to rock, singer-songwriters, and "unclassifiable," I know the usual suspects well, but I have serious gaps in the rest. Can you recommend a "method"? Just don't tell me to trust the cover like old Happypippo ;-)

The Doors Live at the Matrix in Los Angeles in March 1967

11 dec 07

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Favorite band of the SEVENTIES? Just so you know, Jim Morrison died in '71...Honey, MMM...I want you. Don't tell yourself, I'll tell you that you're stunning!

The Doors Live at the Matrix in Los Angeles in March 1967

11 dec 07

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But why do you stuff your writings with irrelevant fiscal details? And who said that feeling bad is better? What do the Genesis have to do with it, what kind of comparison is that? VaffanDeB to everyone!;-) Anyway, the live album from the Doors that you must have is the wonderful double CD "In Concert". It sounds REALLY GREAT. Honey, of course, you’re excluded from the vaffanDeB... but if you start the post with "MMM...I want it!!" it sounds like you’re "getting married" ;-)

Martin Scorsese Mean Streets

11 dec 07

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Well done! I still have to see this...

Olli Mustonen Ludwig van Beethoven - Variazioni Diabelli

11 dec 07

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So far, I've only dealt with Pestelli in small doses, and from what I've read, I have appreciated his descriptive ability, his grasp of the essence of a composition. However, I might share the same reservations you have if I got to know him better; who knows...

Charles Mingus The Clown

11 dec 07

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Young man!! Come on, do me a favor, would you!

Charles Mingus The Clown

10 dec 07

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Hello everyone, good ol' Charlie would be happy! OLE, envy of what??? MUFFIN, maybe the right grade is yours, but I would give a 5 to the first and third tracks. Emotionally even more so, as this was one of the very first jazz records I bought...