What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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Planet P Project - Top Of The World


Planet P Project - One Star Falling


He was known as a keyboardist but Tony Carey had some stunning vocal chops back in the day.
 
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Oleander - Boys Don't Cry


It barely registered when it played during my morning workout but the better part of a day later it's kind of blowing my mind. Not sure how I missed this when it was new.

Edit: This is the big one I remember.

Oleander - Why I'm Here


Love that twang.
 
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I'm only halfway though the first CASTLEBEAT album so far but it's very melodic and shoegazey. Gonna work my way through the remaining seven albums and hope they're as consistent as their debut. Thanks, @Populuxe.



[EDIT] Five albums in and yeah, pretty much so far.




Teodros Makonnen & Dereje Mekonnen with The Shebele Band - The World Is Me And You

 
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This week's Lanterns end titles theme "Midas" by Wunderhorse.



[EDIT] They have a couple of albums out so will queue these up.

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Coldcut — Dreamer (1993)

 
Proto-Grunge from 1988: dirty, messy, and chaotic. This was a floor filler back in the early 90s Alternative club scene.

NSFW: Language Warning! 🤬
 
Poe - Angry Johnny


One of my all-timers.
 


Anybody listen to this?

Lovely song, so relaxing. While the lyrics give that vibe "sorry Hun for being home so late, but I need that booty now". And after a few minutes drift off into oblivion.
 


If you have a heavy foot like me, do not play this song while driving. Every speeding ticket I got, was while playing this in my car.
 


Woodstock, Santana and still pooping my diapers. I was born half a generation too late (sex, drugs and r&r)
 

but then again, hiphop is still a thing for me too, certainly when stating the obvious, in a good way
 
Sadao Watanabe - Round Trip (15/7/1970). Sorry to drop a 44-minute album on you all but nobody posted the individual tracks and I like the whole thing.

Track listing:
  1. "Round Trip: Going and Coming" 20'02"
  2. "Nostalgia" 1'33"
  3. "Pastoral" 14'48"
  4. "Sao Paulo" 7'40"
Personnel:
  • Sadao Watanabe - sopranino sax & flute
  • Chick Corea - piano & electric piano
  • Miroslav Vitouš - bass
  • Jack DeJohnette - drums
  • Ulpio Minucci - piano on "São Paulo"
 
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View to the Future — The 7th Seal (1997)
A drum and bass project of Ulrich Schnauss before his more popular records under his own name (Far Away Trains Passing By, etc)
Here, the track Die Aussagekraft Der Elektronischen Musik.






If you have a heavy foot like me, do not play this song while driving. Every speeding ticket I got, was while playing this in my car.

Nice. Salva Mea is one of my favourite tracks of all time. Recently I’ve seriously been digging the slower downtempo/trip-hop kinda version that they did, the one they titled (Slow Mix). I think. It’s the version they use for the music video. Perhaps also simply (Radio Version) on certain releases.

Oh man... I miss Maxi. :(

 
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