Fleetwood-Matt
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Beck - Morning Phase
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Beck - Morning Phase
avecigrec
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I finally have a copy of this on the way!
POGunter
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Got home and it was dead silent around here.
Update: Glad I went with the basic blk vinyl. Very minimalist (thin, cheap) packaging for a box set. Almost a conscientious design feature. On 2nd LP now. A little warp but vinyl quiet so far. Pleased w/ sound quality and mix. A bit industrial. Suits to music. All good so far.
Update 2: Really liking this one. Still some of this blk vinyl (White Variant) left as it is the slowest seller. Recommended. I may need to grab a soft cover book for it. Nice.
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brando_soul
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Van Hunt - Van Hunt (Capitol Records/Godless Hotspot, 2004)
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
2023 reissue
Fleetwood-Matt
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Alicia Keys - The Diary of Alicia Keys
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
It’s dance night at my daughter’s school and the theme is Eras Tour.
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The Monty Alexander Trio - Live! At The Montreux Festival
The Herbie Hancock Trio - S/T
Floopy - Video Game Lofi: NieR: Automata
hatfieldpdx
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Shabaka – Afrikan Culture
Got to see Shabaka perform live in Portland last night with his sextet. I have seen Sons of Kemet (and The Comet Is Coming) perform live a number of times, and wasn't sure his new direction would capture my attention to the same extent. Well, needless to say, I was flat out wrong – it was an incredible performance. The new direction is astounding – deeply spiritual, beautiful and very powerful. Shabaka played the shakuhachi and probably a dozen other custom flutes, and was joined by Portland native Esperanza Spalding on bass on vocals. The rest of the band: Charles Overton (harp), Chris Sholar (keys/electronics), Burniss Travis (electric bass), Austin Williamson (drums).
Got to see Shabaka perform live in Portland last night with his sextet. I have seen Sons of Kemet (and The Comet Is Coming) perform live a number of times, and wasn't sure his new direction would capture my attention to the same extent. Well, needless to say, I was flat out wrong – it was an incredible performance. The new direction is astounding – deeply spiritual, beautiful and very powerful. Shabaka played the shakuhachi and probably a dozen other custom flutes, and was joined by Portland native Esperanza Spalding on bass on vocals. The rest of the band: Charles Overton (harp), Chris Sholar (keys/electronics), Burniss Travis (electric bass), Austin Williamson (drums).
Nee Lewman
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This has been sitting on my side table since I got it:
Asynchrony - Plastic Bamboo
Two tracks in, I’m not sure what it is, OTHER THAN FUCKING AWESOME!!!
Asynchrony - Plastic Bamboo
Two tracks in, I’m not sure what it is, OTHER THAN FUCKING AWESOME!!!