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My understanding is that you have people, at whichever organization, independently list the albums that made the most impact on them. Maybe using a weighted numbering system, the results of all of the employees are tabulated and a final list is comp…
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The 25 Best Classical Music Tracks of 2019
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That story he tells about his dad in that Quietus intro is pretty amazing.
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Have we done Quietus yet?
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I'm with you on all of that. @Doofy
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Yes, they fused two fine early albums of his.
Those two got lots of play from me during my school years.
There's also a good one with Trichy Sankaran from about the same era.
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When I first thought about making a Spotify playlist of things I've (really) enjoyed this past year (Richmond Avant-Improv Collective - Multiplicity; Anthology of Contemporary Music From the African Continent [and …
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Yes, this and Configurations are both wonderful.
If you're able to get to hear those early David Rosenboom
recordings of him using this, it's definitely worth it. -
Bingo.
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For me, Gioia has nearly always been too NPR-hippish, but this really is surprisingly varied for him.
The Shteamer fellow (first time hearing of him) has interesting picks and perspectives.
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Past Inside the Present
Digital releases are $1 until 2020.
Physical releases are 15% off with code “yearone”.
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One of the hippest albums we've ever heard from sa…
Cossi Anatz – Jazz Afro-Occitan
Vendemiaire/Digger's Digest (France), Late 70s
Really fantas…Barbara Hannigan has always been a wonderful presence in and real champion of contemporary classical music. She's actually very engaging in person - always happy, but not in a giddy way. She was one of the nicest people I got to be around man…I finally got around to a box on my floor - after nearly 11 months -
that had my new beautiful multitrack recorder and this 8 CD set:
in What are you listening to right now? (17 Seconds of Cicadas)
Comment by rostasi
December 2019
John Cage: Concert for Piano and Orchestra
(version: piano/viola 2/violin 2/sax & bassoon/tuba/cello/flute)
(2hr:40mn:54sec. realization created from an app(Quote) Edgar Froese: Ypsilon in Malaysian Pale
(Quote) Jack had a couple of tunes inserted into R. R. 060.
He made it to nearly 99 when he died last year.
Always been a fan.In honor of the impeachment hearings today,
I'm listening to this great David Holmes LP
that I can never get enough of.
in What are you listening to right now? (17 Seconds of Cicadas)
Comment by rostasi
November 2019
Just three days before leaving for New Mexico, my ten year old computer died and so that took some of the wind out of my sa…
