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Grex > Music3 > #135: NP #2: Music to Conference By | |
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otaking
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response 175 of 189:
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Oct 9 20:58 UTC 2004 |
re #171: I only found out about the re-release of THE NAME OF THIS BAND IS...
from an Entertainment Weekly article after the discussion on this conference.
Sorry for not letting people know.
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scott
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response 176 of 189:
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Oct 9 22:34 UTC 2004 |
Tom Waits, "Alice". Finally bought it a few weeks ago, and it's gotten a lot
of plays since then.
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otaking
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response 177 of 189:
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Oct 10 20:51 UTC 2004 |
Afro Celt Sound System Vol. 1 - This is a great blend of African and Celtic
music. I wasn't sure if it would work, but mixes very well.
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tpryan
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response 178 of 189:
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Oct 17 21:18 UTC 2004 |
Gerry Rafferty "City to City" CD, the one with "Baker Street"
on it.
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krj
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response 179 of 189:
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Dec 8 19:08 UTC 2004 |
A replay of last Thursday's Late Junction from BBC Radio 3, with
heavy folk music content in two of the three shows from that week.
For my tastes, host Fiona Talkington has been on a roll for her
two week term. (Fiona alternates with Verity Sharp every two
weeks, and I usually find myself preferring Fiona's shows.)
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otaking
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response 180 of 189:
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Dec 10 03:13 UTC 2004 |
a CD by Sigur Ros. I have no clue what it's called. There's no information
anywhere on the CD or packaging except for the band's website.
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mcnally
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response 181 of 189:
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Dec 10 08:53 UTC 2004 |
That's probably "( )"
I quite liked "Aegaetis Byrjun" (which I probably mangled, even without
considering the character set restrictions..)
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otaking
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response 182 of 189:
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Dec 11 01:54 UTC 2004 |
Ah,thanks Mike. That explains the "( )" on the slipcase for the CD. It didn't
occur to me that it could be the title.
Currently, I'm listening to Chateau Neuf "Stolen Goods" It's a good CD by a
Norwegian traditional folk big band.
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gelinas
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response 183 of 189:
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Dec 11 04:35 UTC 2004 |
Not quite while "conferencing," since it's in the vehicle, but I've been
listening to Josh Turner's "Long Black Train" today. Quite a voice. Reminds
me of Johnny Cash and George Strait.
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krj
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response 184 of 189:
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Feb 9 18:57 UTC 2005 |
Marcia Ball, "So Many Rivers"
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krj
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response 185 of 189:
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Feb 28 20:24 UTC 2005 |
"Eliza Carthy & The Kings of Calicutt."
This is from 1997, eek. If I remember the ads correctly, it's now
going to be Eliza Carthy and the Rat Catchers.
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happyboy
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response 186 of 189:
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Feb 28 22:07 UTC 2005 |
new lost city ramblers
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krj
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response 187 of 189:
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Mar 10 21:36 UTC 2005 |
Beethoven's 5th symphony, live broadcast on BBC Radio 3
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flem
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response 188 of 189:
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Apr 20 18:03 UTC 2005 |
Just dug into this conf for the first time in a year or so, and saw someone
mention folkalley.com, so I'm checking it out.
Interestingly, almost the first thing I heard on starting up the stream, like
within ten seconds of hitting play, was an ad for the naked folk alley
calendar: folk artists baring it all for a good cause. o.O
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krj
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response 189 of 189:
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Nov 10 02:44 UTC 2005 |
Anne Hills, Cindy Mangsen, Steve Gillette, Michael Smith. "Fourtold,"
four great folksingers whose careers have intertwined for decades
in a pickup group devoted to songs which tell stories. This was one of
my favorites from 2003, and it has gone on to become one of those
perennial CDs which make life richer.
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