Blur Thought I Was a Spaceman Coxon worked on the hours of Jam Sessions produced in Hong Kong with their historical producer, Street, then Albarn returned to Hong Kong alone for the lyrics (he wanted to relive the atmosphere they had experienced during the sessions). This track is the one Coxon worked on the most, and the result is one of the pieces on the album that points to a new direction #blur30
 
ISIS & Aereogramme - Low Tide. How beautiful these were in the fishtank!
 
Ingrandisci questa immagine

#quesiticrimsoniani

Fripp, referring to King Crimson as an experiment in the early division that marks the transition between the Drive To '81 and the Incline To '84, stated three purposes. What are they?
 
@[puntiniCAZpuntini] I'm almost sure it was you: a few years ago you shared a video of a super young French guy of Arab descent (I don’t know if North African or Middle Eastern) who was doing something that, in terms of sound, was straddling, as far as I remember, between a French touch Daft Punk style and hip hop music (though the latter is more of a suggestion than anything else). Note that he was also very young but, unfortunately, was already dead. I remember liking it, but when I felt like listening to him seriously, the memory had already faded. Does this ring a bell?
 
Duke Ellington, "Take the A Train"

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"Take the "A" Train"" (1952)

#jazzlegends
 
Wipers - Is This Real? LP
The best album of (my) rock history
 
Davigo: in Italia uccidere il coniuge costa meno del divorzio …today I was reading an exchange of remarks between @[iside] and @IlConte and it reminded me of Davigo….makes me shiver. You have to listen (to understand what kind of damn world we live in).
 
TOOL - Stinkfist (Audio) 25 years exactly
 
 
For Whom The Bell Tolls since just a few days ago I finally decided to get Ride and Master on vinyl.