(05-Dec-2015, 20:46)Mohmm Wrote: [ -> ] Yes, Sonar is fine music. They are an off-split of Nik Bärtsch's group and more rocky than Bärtsch. His group does minimal jazz. I like that a tad more than Sonar's. You may want to try this.
...and so, today: Nik Bärtsch's Ronin "Stoa" (CD rip/iTunes/AIR)
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Love it! Thank you, Mohmm.
Seasick Steve, Sonic Soul Surfer. CD
Finntroll Nattfodd ripped CD via Spark
Nine Treasures - Live in Beijing, Dream Theater - Live at Budokan (BD), The Cure- Trilogy (Disintegration)(BD) and if it is not too late Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize (BD)
The Horace Silver Quintet - The Cape Verdean Blues 24/192......smooth!!
Might have posted this before, but good enough to mention again, I think:
Bly De Blyant "Hindsight Bias"
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Pretty much unclassifiable...ambient/jazz/rock, funky here and there. With that cover, how can you not want to try it?
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Yeah, I like this Allan Taylor's Colour to the Moon album, too.
David Bowie - Black Star. In a word, poignant.
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Recent events apart, I think this is a much better album than "The Next Day", which I found a little disappointing.