Really unfortunate that singers like Mel Torme released these "hip" albums. I'm not sure who these versions appealed to.

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I kinda like them. There is an album Fred Astaire did of his classics that was arranged by Oscar Peterson that I regard as a gem.

in memory of two of my favorite artists, Steve Albini and Mimi Paker, of Low...both gone now.

One of my favorite Albini-recorded tracks:



Just thumps

Listened to "In Utero" yesterday and today. Whole record thumps harder than everything else Nirvana did. They really re-invented themselves with that one.

Eurovisions finals tomorrow and unfortunately the whole thing has turned into a total cluster**** since Israels participation has made the whole thing all about them and the political stuff and nobody really cares about the actual contest.

So yea - Israel is probably going to win because a lot of zealots who blindly support them no matter what they do, are convinced that if they vote them up, somehow that is regarded as a win and justification for the horror-show Israel is putting on in Gaza.

Disregarding all of that to pretend we live in a better world though, excepting Norway (which I can't vote for anyway), I'm voting Italy this year. First time I heard this song, I woke up the next morning humming it and it's kinda been stuck in my brain ever since:

a most appropriate dinosaur post to park here reflecting the current situation with minimal low electrical resistance

think i shared this before

minusev, i imagine the band chvrches is one you approve of - sadly they broke up so the girl could pursue a solo career - which was a terrible idea imo because the two guys wrote all the music and songs and thus her solo career has no hints of the old band which i love

they got a good dozen songs i like but this is probably my favorite

Yes, I like Chvrches a lot

First heard them while playing Forza Horizon 3 where they had a couple of songs on the soundtrack - did not hear about them breaking up though

Very good memories of driving around in FH3 to this one:

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (1968) by Iron Butterfly

Billie Eilish new album is out - and luckily quite few songs on it include two of my favourite things - a deep thumping bassline and the voice of Billie Eilish.

Just in case someone else didn't know this existed. Enjoy.

the delta blues corollary to early 70s electric miles
common thread john mclaughlin

His one Capitol record has its devoted followers.



You may need to click here for the entire playlist:

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Also, Electric Mud.



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