What are you listening to? (V)Music
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The Roots - Step Into The Realm
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This one's on my short list of albums I think everyone should listen to at least once in their life.
Hiroshima, 1979 self-titled debut release from the Los Angeles jazz fusion sextet. Album runs the gamut of musical styles and features traditional Japanese koto (harp) and shakuhachi (bamboo flute).
Hiroshima, 1979 self-titled debut release from the Los Angeles jazz fusion sextet. Album runs the gamut of musical styles and features traditional Japanese koto (harp) and shakuhachi (bamboo flute).
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Can You Still Feel?, the second solo studio release (1999) from multi-instrumentalist and power pop singer/songwriter Jason Falkner.
I love this guy, really. My introduction to his works was through his presence on the debut release from Jellyfish, Bellybutton, and later as a member of The Grays with former "Bat," Jon Brion.
As a talented guitarist and pianist, he's a prolific session musician as well, having worked with numerous acts including [but not limited to] Paul McCartney, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck. I actually acquired works by those three that he contributed to prior to knowing that he had, which makes that discovery a little freaky-deaky.
Anyway...
Can You Still Feel? is a solid album, and while I don't necessary play favorites, tracks like "Eloquence" and "See You Again" are immensely listenable and "All God's Creatures" shouldn't be missed simply because of its quirkiness and creativity.
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This thread is a jukebox. 
Just too many good selections.
Long weekends give me an extra day to stretch what is usually a two-day routine. So I get bits and pieces of time suddenly discovered to use as randomly as wished - like being given the privilege of opening any gift one discovered and suddenly spotting a present right in front of their eyes.
Turned out I picked up the guitar and just started aimlessly playing random riffs to the backing of Marley's Jammin' in my head - then decided on impulse to boot up the track on my stereo, crank up the volume and jam the heck out of the guitar. Thus fixed, I shut the stereo off, lay the guitar down, and my eye then catches hold of a harmonica.
So next thing I'm playing the solo from Neil Young's Heart of Gold.
Which lead to booting up YouTube and catching this so I could jam with him.
Just too many good selections.
Long weekends give me an extra day to stretch what is usually a two-day routine. So I get bits and pieces of time suddenly discovered to use as randomly as wished - like being given the privilege of opening any gift one discovered and suddenly spotting a present right in front of their eyes.
Turned out I picked up the guitar and just started aimlessly playing random riffs to the backing of Marley's Jammin' in my head - then decided on impulse to boot up the track on my stereo, crank up the volume and jam the heck out of the guitar. Thus fixed, I shut the stereo off, lay the guitar down, and my eye then catches hold of a harmonica.
So next thing I'm playing the solo from Neil Young's Heart of Gold.
Which lead to booting up YouTube and catching this so I could jam with him.
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Rusko-Everyday (Netsky Remix)
Daiki Kasho-Place in this world
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Moon over the Castle
Rusko-Everyday (Netsky Remix)
Daiki Kasho-Place in this world
Daiki Kasho-50UL ON D!SPLAY
Moon over the Castle
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Aria - "Torero"
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Man With a Mission X Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Freak It. The wolves and Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra collaborated to produce the official song for Japanese Super Rugby team the Sunwolves.
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Maria Muldaur, the 1973 debut solo release from American folk singer Maria Muldaur (go figure).
Just picked it up today--it was at the front of a bin at my local used record store and was marked at $1.99, with some flocking and fuzz on the sleeve but the record is in decent shape--so I haven't formed an opinion yet, but I'm certainly familiar with "Midnight At The Oasis" (for which she's best known). It also features a Dolly Parton song, "My Tennessee Mountain Home," and a song written by Dr. John, "Three Dollar Bill."
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