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wjj
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response 50 of 57:
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Jun 8 03:34 UTC 1994 |
1) R.E.M.--"R.E.M. for the World Traveller" (Okay, I'm cheating--this is a
mix tape of my favorite REM tunes which I made and would hate to be with-
out. If I had to pick an REM album, it'd probably be "reckoning")
2) Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
3) King Crimson--"three of a perfect pair"
4) sonic youth--"sister"
5) "A Treasury of Gregorian Chants"
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kimba
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response 51 of 57:
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Jun 10 01:35 UTC 1994 |
I've been wanting to get one of the new Gregorian Chant cds currently out,
like "chant" for instance. Any suggestions of the best of the lot?
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chelsea
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response 52 of 57:
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Jun 11 14:20 UTC 1994 |
There was an article in the Freep, earlier this week, where John Guinn
reviewed about five Gregorian Chant CDs. The one he liked the best,
raved about actually, was the one with the the sculptured male angel
picture on the cover. Sorry, I don't remember the group, but I have
seen the CD on shelves, prominently displayed as a best seller.
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morandir
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response 53 of 57:
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Jun 11 20:14 UTC 1994 |
1. Vaughn Williams: Symphony #5
2. The Chieftans: Boil the Breakfast Early
3. Steeleye Span: Below the Salt
4. Black Sabbath: Master of Reality
5. Arvo Part: Arbos
Tough item. I'd also try to smuggle King Crimson's "Discipline" CD
onto the island, but if they caught me I would begrudgingly give it
up.
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raven
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response 54 of 57:
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Jun 12 07:31 UTC 1994 |
Arvo? What kind of music do (they?) play?
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morandir
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response 55 of 57:
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Jun 12 16:45 UTC 1994 |
Arvo Part is an Estonian composer. He writes what you might call
"avant-garde" sacred music. His CDs are released on the ECM New Series
label, which does Meredith Monk, John Cage, and recordings by contemporary
ensembles of other composer's work. "Arbos" is a collection of Part's
smaller pieces, vocal and instrumental. I bought it *by accident*, on tape,
thinking that it was something I had heard the night before on that radio
show "Music from the Hearts of Space." After that I started buying as much
Arvo Part as I could get my hands on. His CDs are advertised in some music
magazines now, so I guess that he is becoming more popular.
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cleaner
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response 56 of 57:
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Jun 13 19:43 UTC 1994 |
The Orb, Live '94
PlastikMan, Sheet 1
Hi-Tech Jazz, a compilation coming soon from Submerge Records
Frank Sinatra, the Reprise Years
Harry Connick, Jr, It Had To Be You
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kimba
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response 57 of 57:
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Jun 17 04:17 UTC 1994 |
Hey! The new issue of DETAILS has the readers-poll of the top 25 Desert
IsDiscs of all time. Personally I think alot of them are s**t, but hey!
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