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

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       BRIAN! - Wooden Circuitry

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    Foresteppe - No Time to Hurry 
    @amclark2 Finally catching up with your rec of this. Enjoying it greatly, thanks for pointing it out.
    ETA I see there are several others, will explore.
  • We Will Not Be Silence
    Juxta Phona - We Will Not be Silence

    One of Jason Corder/offthesky's alter egos. I like this one better than the last couple of offthesky releases. Quirky, melodic, and thankfully lacking the air of anxious gloom that seems to be the going thing on recent releases from some artists I have liked in the ambient genre.
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    A pair of late-70s albums of duet improvisations
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    Ergo Phizmiz – The Peacock




  • Recommended by Amclark2 many moons ago . . .

       Howlround - The Ghosts Of Bush

  • Howlround / Bandcamp / April 2015:
  •      Howlround - Secret Songs Of Savamala

    ‘The ruins of the Spanish House stand on the banks of the river Sava at the heart of the Savamala district of Belgrade. Originally a decadent customs house in the heart of a bustling port, this decaying structure bears the imprint of many generations. Now an empty echo chamber, its walls reverberate with the rumble of the passing freight trains like the sea inside a shell; songs and shouts return distorted from a trip around the flooded basement and exposed structural supports become an unholy set of chimes. All the sounds you hear on this album were recorded on site and nothing has been added that is not of the building itself. This echoic palimpsest is architectural portraiture in sound’. 
  • Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins
  • Lux & Ivy's Favorites, which if there are any of you who didn't get them when it was brought up years ago are still available for free if somewhat lo-fi download from WFMU - a treasure trove of goodness - http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2009/02/lux-and-ivys-favorites-mp3s.html
  • Sly & The Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On


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    Nero Diaspora - Mirrors/Miroirs/Specchi
    I'm really not sure how I got to this but, thanks to whomever put me on the search.
    It's terrific, most of my favourite elements- droney bits, loud bits, found bits, noisy bits, guitar bits, lots of percussion and some great improvisational vocals.
    ps it's free too!

    Rossella Cangini: vocals, loops
    Gandolfo Pagano: prepared guitar
    Fabrizio Elvetico: electronics

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    Bicycle Music performed by @rolandkuit  


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    Emmanuel Pahud: 5 Classic Albums
    Been listening through this. So far, contrary to expectation, I like the Haydn best. I know next to nothing about Haydn or his music. And I have this feeling that I am supposed to like Mozart because he seems so synonymous with musical genius in the popular mind (ETA, this thread sources my acquired sense of unease at not getting into Mozart - apparently such a state of being makes me silly and ignorant, :-) ETA2 my goodness, internet debates between earnest-sounding people about which classical composers are the best are depressing. My apologies for invoking them.). But I didn't care for the Mozart much and found the Haydn more striking. Maybe this will motivate me to get into that 24 hour long Haydn set I downloaded recently...
     In another vein entirely, before these albums I was very much enjoying this:
    Primary Locations
    Darren McClure - Primary Locations
  • Bandcamp streaming:
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    Thanks, BN
  • Welcome GP, sounds like MJ at his very best. It's a pity the bonus track is not on the €mu version

    - And with thanks to @confused:
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    Wow ! - Yoko Ono go home !
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    Good one I haven't heard for a while.  Bird Is the Worm's top pick a couple years ago, I think
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    Glad I paid for the bonus live set, not included at FMA - it's nice.
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