East by Cold Chisel

That's a fantastic album, I got it recently myself and it is truly brilliant.

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Ornette Coleman - Dancing in Your Head

Nabbed the vinyl at a oldies record store.

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**** ME it finally leaked. Will be doing this shortly. I swear a download has never gone slower than right now.

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Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Flight of the Cosmic Hippo (1991)

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Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Three Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1993)

Blend of bluegrass and jazz, with popular bassist Victor Wooten, great music to play while reading a book or writing a paper.

Re: Paralytic Stalks

Holy FUCKING hell, I never never never expected that. That is what is this I haven't what do I

Mindfuck if you're an Of Montreal fan. I don't know what to think yet.


EDIT: It makes more sense every time I listen to it. My verdict is that it's a hell of an album.

bought:-

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(for the album discussion)

downloaded:-

Of Montreal - Skeletal Lamping, False Priest, Icons, Abstract Thee EP and Paralytic Stalks (pedestrian fever)

Alcest - Les Voyages De L'Ame (loved the previous two)

Not to be confused with yellow fever, though I know a lot of the symptoms overlap.

I got an Edgard Varese album conducted by Pierre Boulez, and it is a fantastic compilation of works from the pieces from the brilliant composer put into a brilliant conductors hands. But..damn. I bought this just to play through my big stereo because I had downloaded other Varese works beforehand. I found out that I need to find a new stereo.

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Much thanks to Pedestrian for the Paralyctic Stalks link, I'm very excited to hear that one. She described it as quite the album.