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@alfarom:
Check out his other stuff, too!

T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C!!!

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Just coincidence, I think. My last ex was Italian, maybe it's the aftermath lol

LOL

You gave me the inspiration to post this....



and The Wagon, possibly the last good song they made...

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For those Basenoters who have never heard Johnny Mathis in his prime this may be a revelation. For those of us who have heard him, enjoy. Can he sing a ballad or what!

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Stéphane Grappelli -- "It's Only A Paper Moon"

I was sorry to find that he's dead. Oh well! Viva la musica!

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The Dø - Too insistent (Trentemoller Mix).

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Stéphane Grappelli -- "It's Only A Paper Moon"

I was sorry to find that he's dead. Oh well! Viva la musica!



I have his "Just One Of Those Things" album Aiona. He was a master's master. He died in 1997
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A full length album dedicated to Orlando di Lasso, in the stupendous rendition of Capilla Flamenca





Enjoy!
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Band On The Run by Sir Paul MacCartney and Wings
Gary
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Upcoming downtempo/chillwave Artist. I've been listening to Sun Glitters nonstop for a good 3 weeks ever since I discovered him. This song is especially beautiful.
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I am reading horror novel so I listen to this 'scary' song which is the open theme song for an off-the-air horror story program here.

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Great track, MassMenace!



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I'm usually not one for those casting shows (and downright despise some of them) but I love Percival's performances at "The Voice Of Germany" - as well as some other contenders there.





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I was just introduced to this Norwegian beauty with the angelic voice last evening via a friend's email!

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Pharcyde - She Said (Mike Caren Remix) 1996
MIKE CAREN HAS A LOTTTTA RECORDS, and this beat shows it 100.
Straight butter.

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Yeah, those were the times. Unfortunately they pretty much went AWOL after Labcabincalifornia, as did the hiphop-culture, that it represented.







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Beautiful

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The album Fragile by Yes!!!
Gary
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Beautiful


Beautiful indeed.....The music, The Young Lady and The instrument.....The individual on The Piano also plays very well.....Thanks for this Great music!!!
Gary
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I was just introduced to this Norwegian beauty with the angelic voice last evening via a friend's email!


Beautiful.....Thanks kbe.....She is fantastic!!!
Gary
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I was just introduced to this Norwegian beauty with the angelic voice last evening via a friend's email!

'love that song. makes me think of home.
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Aaliyah -- "Try Again"


I seem to be listening to a lot of songs by dead people lately. Dunno why that is.
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we came as romans- roads that dont end, and views that never cease
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Thursday by The Weeknd




OMG Nasenmann, I love that Slick Rick song
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Manuel De La Mare-Love is in the Air 038 (Proton Radio)
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Jolene - Raconteurs, Jack White, love it...
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The Long And Winding Road by The Beatles!!!
Gary
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Human (Oxia Remix) by Slam



A bit mundane in terms of production, but Oxia has this simple, bouncy tech-house style that I just can't stop bouncing my head to.
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RA 292 podcast mixed by TR-101



Extremely dense and dark. IMO anything that Sleeparchive does is cool as sh*t.
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IMO anything that Sleeparchive does is cool as sh*t.

Most definitely!
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Anything by Bach!!!
Gary
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Van Halen - "Tattoo"



hmmmm .....
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Anything by Bach!!!
Gary

Standard.
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Album: By Elton John "The Big Picture."
Gary
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Camino Del Sol (Todd Terje Remix) by Antena



I've been really into Terje's work lately, it has that low-slung-Garage-meets-Horsemeat-Disco sound I dig. The vocal on this is simultaneously strange and a bit campy.
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Camino Del Sol (Todd Terje Remix) by Antena

I remember the Joakim Remix being huge a couple years ago. I went to go see Sasha spin for the first time, and the opener dropped it towards the end of his set. And I never knew what it was until I heard it on Digweed's next mix comp (Transitions Volume II) on Renaissance.

Doesn't Matter (If You Love Him) by Ital



Love the sampling from Whitney Houston's "I will always love you".
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CAMPO - Cumbio
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Roundabout by Yes!!! Rick Wakeman on the Organ.....FANTASTIC!!!
Gary
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Another Fantastic Song!!!
Gary
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Ken Russell, the Animals " It's My Life" is a great song, I like most of their music, nothing quite like the voice of Eric Burdon.
I'm listening to Triumph, Lay it on the Line. An oldie but goodie....
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E-2 - E4 by Manuel Göttsching



Some might say that certain sorts of genres (space disco, soft house) wouldn't even exist were it not for this seminal release from way back (1984! I was 14 when this came out - argh). I remember the first time I heard it was in a tiny DJ-friendly record store in SoBe (Yesterday & Today Records) and for the 58 minutes that this played I kept thinking to myself 'What is this!?'. I remember asking the shop clerk and he just pointed to the vinyl behind the counter without saying anything, while the sounds plink ponked all around me. It certainly sounded like NOTHING that anyone else was playing at that time (Rave was just taking off). Now, it sounds incredibly fresh and extremely relevant. Those space disco kids (Terje, Lindstrom, DFA, etc) live for this sh*t.

I play this (and sometimes Michael Mayer's Fabric mix) when I have people over for dinner parties, so I don't have to fuss with creating an iTunes playlist, knowing that, at least for it's entire length, it will be perfectly engaging background music. Nonetheless, in today's short-attention-span-fast-lifestyle we live in, many people couldn't sit down for that long to listen to any music. Which is sort of sad. For those of you up for the challenge, you can start on YouTube (with Part 1 of 6) here.
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Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream.
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Doesn't Matter (If You Love Him) by Ital



Love the sampling from Whitney Houston's "I will always love you".

Love it! Very much looking forward to his debut LP now...

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Into Our Midst by Walls

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E-2 - E4 by Manuel Göttsching

Wicked. Never heard of this, but just started listening to this and a colleague was like "you listening to Manuel Göttsching. I was like "yeah" a friend recommended it. Then he started talking to me about Ash Ra Tempel, so I'm listening to that as well.

Good stuff. BTW, Part I kind of sounds like Sueño Latino.
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Wicked. Never heard of this, but just started listening to this and a colleague was like "you listening to Manuel Göttsching. I was like "yeah" a friend recommended it. Then he started talking to me about Ash Ra Tempel, so I'm listening to that as well.

Good stuff. BTW, Part I kind of sounds like Sueño Latino.

Nice to hear it impresses you. Hearing it, unclipped, in its entire length is highly recommended.

I guess you could compare it to stuff like Ash Ra Tempel but Göttsching manages to exercise his minimalistic beats and chords without coming across so 'hippie' sounding - it sounds very crisp, studio-friendly..."produced" for lack of a better word. Which I prefer. You have a good ear, Sueno Latino totally lifted the idea of 'E2- E4' for their release. I prefer the Göttsching. If I had to compare his sound to any other artist, it would be Larry Heard.


This afternoon I am listening to all of my Dead Can Dance tracks (on iTunes Shuffle) due to the exciting news from them that they're reuniting for an album & tour this year. Dreams do come true!

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Nice to hear it impresses you. Hearing it, unclipped, in its entire length is highly recommended.

I guess you could compare it to stuff like Ash Ra Tempel but Göttsching manages to exercise his minimalistic beats and chords without coming across so 'hippie' sounding - it sounds very crisp, studio-friendly..."produced" for lack of a better word. Which I prefer. You have a good ear, Sueno Latino totally lifted the idea of 'E2- E4' for their release. I prefer the Göttsching. If I had to compare his sound to any other artist, it would be Larry Heard.


This afternoon I am listening to all of my Dead Can Dance tracks (on iTunes Shuffle) due to the exciting news from them that they're reuniting for an album & tour this year. Dreams do come true!


Good news!!!!
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The Banana Splits: Wait Till Tomorrow (1969)
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