John Cale - Ghent, Belgium, xx-xx-1983 SBD (from dime)

Awesome so far.

Anahita

Make it the Furtwangler version and you've practically extradited/ excommunicated yourself.

What I love about this is how the protagonist manage to nearly die at the end of every act. And how I try and listen intently for the Tristan chord and get sucked into the libretto.

not sure i understood the 1st part of your post. but i actually have yet to see the oper. i have only heard some of iot. when im done writing a few reports (one of them is on don giovanni/lucia di lamermoor and eugene onegin) then i might have time to watch the whole thing.
im was listening to toru takemitsu-solo guitar works
now im listening to haydn-symphony 31-hornsignal
i have to analyse the whole sympony and hand in a report on it in one week...

the best of booker t. & the mg's

"Space is the Place" by Sun Ra

the brian jonestown massacre-my bloody underground

Sigur Rós - Popplagið (live)

can-unlimited edition

today ive been mainly listening to my ipod on shuffle, current song spacemen 3-i believe it of "playing with fire". spacemen 3 made no bad songs.full albums, patty waters-sings and pain teens-case histories

now lou reed-lady day off berlin!!! one of my favorite song ever ever ever. ipod shuffle is awesome, its like listening to a radio station that only plays music you wanna hear.

ennio morricone

Oh man. What I've listened to today:
The Legendary Pink Dots - The Maria Dimension
Brian Wilson - SMiLE
Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Ducktails - II
Ducktails - 7"
Now:
Cornelius - Fantasma

David Bowie - Slow Burn

^ what's that?

The Furtwangler comment was because he was a raving anti-semite, hence 'excommunicated', you see?

I try not to touch Haydn with a barge-pole if I can help it. I think that's one of many reasons I couldn't be a proper music student. I'd enjoy, say, the Eroica, but I'll never be too faffed by Mendohlsson [sp?] or somesuch.

On the solo guitar front, have you heard Britten's isolo guitar in memory of John Dowland? I've been trying to play it lately, it's one of those deceptively impossible things.

Sun Ra meet John Cage

ah i get it now. i think we are passed the whole wagner was an anti semite stage (actually jews arent, but i am)
i started to really appretiate haydn since i studied him this semester. some of his stuff is meh. but some is great. id defiantly check out the 1st movement of his 98th symphony.
and ive really fallen in love with mozart. especially his operas.
and the eroica wa the last thing that we leanred last semester. such an amazing symphony.
i dont know brittens guitar work. but ill check it out. i do like dowland so im sure itll be interesting.
is ritten he one that wrote a young person's guide to the orchestra? thats a great peice

listening to robbie basho-venus in cancer

Loren Connors & Jim O'Rourke - Two Nice Catholic Boys

I enjoyed it, you should check it

right now:

Gallhammer - Ill Innocence

Hole - Deep Ellum Live, Dallas, Tx, November 2, 1994 AUD (from dime)

is it good?

player says "played 24 times in 7 days"

I have no clue who it is but I like the cover (inspired by the Smiths I guess).

yes, I enjoyed it



Loren Connors & Jim O'Rourke - Two Nice Catholic Boys

the damned-machine gun etiquette