What are you listening to right now? (Homer Simpson Discovered Higgs Boson 14 Years Before CERN)

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  • Sabus Jazz Espagnole

    Listening for happy sounds and rhythm today
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    amclark2 said:
    I found a good plugin that lets me dl from soundcloud on Google chrome, just by googling; for Firefox I'd google something like "Firefox plugin soundcloud download", but I don't know enough about these plugins and browsers to feel comfortable recommending anything or telling you how to do it... Maybe somebody more techy here could help?
    Thank you  . . .
    I tried that and got  a bit confused about plugins, addons and all the rest of it



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    Paola Prestini

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    A totally brilliant album with mindblowing vocals from Rinde Eckert.
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    Another rainy night

    With thanks to @Lowlife

    Ps- Thanks again, I really enjoyed the listen.
  • Blues-ette LP
    With thanks to Doofy.

  • Nacht Plank - Alien
    Recent release on Carpe Sonum.
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    Passage to Hades 
    Appreciating this more with the passage of time.
  • Catching up...

    Robot Koch - Hypermoment
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    from Jerry Granelli (words by Rinde Eckert), Sandhills Reunion



  • Heart of the Gaels
    Old favorite CD - I don't pull out the Irish stuff that much these days

    Prof, glad you enjoyed it - A lot of great music to be discovered by following that Benny Golson/Art Farmer trail
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    At the moment I feel like a spaceship that just did a slingshot around a gravity well, hurtling in a new direction that was nevertheless caused by explainable forces. I just spent a couple of weeks spending down some booster credit mostly on 1950s/1960s jazz and thinking, 'you know, in the end I really like the melodic stuff,' then I read the avant jazz thread on the emusic board, revisited that Wobble/Parker Passage to Hades album (which is brilliant), found a bargain on Leaps in Leicester, and am now hurtling joyously off into the Evan Parker galaxy (while procrastinating badly on the 30+ essays I have to grade this weekend).

    I am not always the biggest fan of free jazz, but there is something about Parker's playing that immediately makes sense in my head. (So maybe I have not always found the right free jazz.) I still have a real sense of wonder that my ears/brain can find music and delight in, say, both Evan Parker and Coleman Hawkins alongside, say, Pjusk, Mono, and Vivaldi.


    Leaps in Leicester
    I really like this duo with the piano - does anyone know if Parker has done other piano/sax recordings?
    Then:

    Monkey Puzzle By Evan Parker 2004-08-10
    ETA: Loving this.
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    ETA, (Skip this if you had enough of the contents of my head in the last post) ...in fact the weird thing is, I was feeling last week as if my ongoing learning to listen to jazz had suddenly taken a noticeable step forward in that I suddenly realized that I had internalized enough music that I started noticing myself enjoying takes on familiar standards because I could get more clearly how the standard was being played with. (Before that I tended to prefer originals). Could that be somehow connected, deep in the wiring, with making headway on free jazz? Who knows.
    (And I have also made a note to pursue Golson/Farmer!)
  • The Julie Ruin - Hit Reset

    I'm so glad drip.fm didn't go away after all.

    Craig
  • Thanks for the reminder, Craig. Had not been back there in a while. Decided to sign up to Cut records for a while (their drip is a great deal).
  • Does anyone have ElectroAcoustic Septet - Seven (Evan Parker et al)? The samples at emusic are twice 30 seconds of two long tracks that weigh in at 45 and 19 minutes, and I can't find anywhere to stream it. I like the sound of the samples, but am curious as to how typical they are of the whole before I lay down $7. I like the sparseness of the samples - how noisy is the rest?
  • You're quite welcome, GP!

    Rihanna - ANTI

    Craig
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    It was another dark and stormy night....

    Christian Fennesz & Jim O'Rourke - It's Hard for Me to Say I'm Sorry

    Ps- Thanks @Bn, I really appreciate the work that you do to keep so many interesting threads going!! Terrific listen!!!
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    ...another terrific listen.
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    Well, thanks to @rostasi for reminding me of Jasmine Guffond. I'd put that in the SFL from the N&N releases last year and got the NYOP Singing Stones.


    ps- Wow, another thoroughly enjoyable listen. Thanks all round.
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    Yow !
  • Radiohead - Moon Shaped Pool
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    Almost caught up...

    and free too.
    S.A.D.O. (Società Anonima Decostruzionismi Organici) - La Differanza

    Credits

  • NYOP from bandcamp



  • confused said:
    Well, thanks to @rostasi for reminding me of Jasmine Guffond. I'd put that in the SFL from the N&N releases last year and got the NYOP Singing Stones.


    ps- Wow, another thoroughly enjoyable listen. Thanks all round.
    Indeed ! - Gotta check that singing Stones out.
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