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this one is kinda cool too - Herbie Hancock Demonstrates the Fairlight on Sesame Street "what do you need a monitor for in music?"

nice stuff heroesandvillians! lobo was great. herbie hancock in the studio w/ quincy jones: i love this clip

i work in a warehouse.

the cry? only recently ive found about prince lasha, firebirds was rec. on another board in a post about similar/comparable albums to 'out to lunch'. i love the open/airy quality in some of these piano-less recordings ie. ornette's 'shape of jazz to come' and especially w/ vibes - people need...

Prince Lasha & Sonny Simmons - The Loved Ones Sonic Liberation Front - Ashe A Go-Go

havent listened to pinch yet, but wouldn't vocals only be effective on these kind of records if there were some kind of song ie. verse/chorus/bridge etc. or melody to begin with? otherwise its just aimlessly 'singing over beats' isnt it? was 'underwater dancehall' instrumentals first and vocals...

not really, sorry :( at least nothing more than i can glean from the interwebs - it was released in '94, according to amazon. a few years back i was really into sanders (still am but ive been neglecting his stuff lately) - i could find 'creator has a master plan', 'thembi' and 'journey in...

derailing a bit, but does google have complete ownership of all this data? i mean, if whatever authority/government requests info about an individuals search history do they have to give it up? to whom, and under what circumstances is google obliged to reveal this info?

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yep. it seems especially so for anything electronic, its basically impossible anymore to get stuff repaired, not to mention people 'upgrading' everytime something new comes out - so much waste. cheap digital shit, i guess theres no physical components to repair anyway... do you people have a...

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cheers zhao. i know nothing about gamelan, but i sure like the sounds. i have this one this one which is good too:

nice! for digitaldjigit: clara nunes - Sindorerê martinho da vila - Samba da cabrocha bamba batuque no b from baden powell quartet vol 1 Zé Keti - Acender As Velas

calabi yau space is effin great. beautiful sound. linear accelerator is their best stuff to me though, 'Z-Boson' is bliss.

the david axelrod/electric prunes track 'holy are you' is sick. axelrod had a kick ass rhythm section, though i find much of his music a bit overbearing..

wow. i wish more people put that much effort into id's/. here is cecil mcbee's bass solo Love from pharoah sander's album 'Thembi': Ya Annas (Oh People) from ahmed abdul malik's 'Jazz Sahara': Hotel Alyssa-Soussie, Tunisia from sabu martinez - afro temple: enjoy.

not to bump the thread but: bump!

couple more before i go to bed.. some more jazz: Come Sunday: a duet b/w eric dolphy and richard davis, from the 'Complete Memorial Album Sessions' Afternoon by Jimmy Giuffre 3 - a trio of bass, piano and clarinet. the music is quite 'free' but very melodic also - this is one of the more...

sounds nice, def interested. only other morricone i have is a 'very best of' comp w/ the good, the bad the ugly etc. anyway, heres a track from Booker Ervin's 'heavy!!' - Bei Mir Bist Du Schon. it is indeed heavy - check jaki byards solo towards the end, killer!

ok ysi=yousendit...so heres some goodies via mediafire. some wild samba: Ilu Aye by Clara Nunes from 'Clara Clarice Clara' more samba: lapinha from 'Baden Powell e Paulo Cesar Pinheiro' - Os Cantores Da Lapinha the vocals are from half of querteto em cy (who sing on 'Os Afros Sambas')...