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tunghaichuan said:
Excellent choice, one of my favorites as well. :AOK:

it was a fitting farewell to one of the most unique guitar players of all time. it's straight enough jazz to appeal to those who might not be into some of sonny's more outside work, but still outside enough to appeal to fans of sonny and pharoah, both of whom do some of their finest playing on it.
 
radiohead
live in berlin
july 4, 2000

one of the best shows of the 2000 tour and excellent sound quality on this boot, to boot!
 
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Thanks to Tig for mentioning this band in another thread. :AOK: :master:

Just got this album today, and it completely kicks a$$.

I don't know if it will knock Sacrifist out of first place for my pick for heaviest album, but it is certainly up there. :dude:

tung
 
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this is the thermals' masterpiece.

i love their previous two albums, and i love the most recent, but this one, this one is stellar from top to bottom and gets better every time i listen to it.
 
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john zorn
O'o
2009, tzadik records

this is the latest offering from zorn's "dreamers" band, responsible for the gift (2001) and the dreamers (2008). the dreamers are an all-star band if ever there was one, comprised of some of the greatest players in new york's "downtown" scene. these albums are easily among zorn's most accessible work. further review coming.

the band:

marc ribot: guitar
joey baron: drums
kenny wolleson: vibraphone
cyro baptista: percussion
trevor dunn: bass
jamie saft: piano/organ
 
Today a bunch of UK pop-rock/chamber-pop probably not known by most citizens on this side of the pond:

Prefab Sprout
The Beautiful South
The Divine Comedy
Tindersticks

The past few days have been alt-country/americana/roots stuff:

Velvet Crush
Jayhawks
Continental Drifters
Old 97s
Gene Clark
New Pornographers (from which sprang Neko Case)
Wilco
Son Volt
 
these two albums are twins, so i am listening to them back to back

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Band that played middle support for us for a couple months ago, the Swaggerin' Growlers from Boston. Hope to play with them again if they swing back through in the Fall.

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Listening to "Sun is Coming," by Matt Wilson (a solo track from the front man of long-defunct Minneapolis band "Trip Shakespeare.") It's got a very cool acoustic guitar riff that I'm digging.
 
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