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Topic: An X, Y, Z poll Posted: March 02 2011 at 21:41
A silly idea for a poll really, but I transferred quite a few of my albums to my ipod touch, and was looking up what's listed as "songs' for X, Y, Z. These are simply what are listed there.
I went with "Zuri Dance" off Bobby Hutcherson's Cirrus -- terrific track.
And I want to mention "Xenos Cosmos" off Janko Nilovic's Rythmes Contemporains (love that album)
Neither of those artists are listed at PA, but I feel the poll has enough that is in PA to justify the forum placement.
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Posted: March 03 2011 at 01:05
Heard very few...but of the ones I have...Zombies.
Dig me...But don't...Bury me I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Posted: March 03 2011 at 09:42
Padraic wrote:
Logan wrote:
I'd take ELO with Olivia Newton John "Xanadu" over Rush "Xanadu".
What an absolutely silly choice.
To each his or her own tastes. I find that Xanadu fun, and at least if I played the ELO/ONJ Xanadu sans headphones with the wife present my wife would enjoy that Xanadu. Which reminds me, she wanted to give me Rush concert tickets for my birthday, but I declined.
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Posted: March 03 2011 at 09:56
Padraic wrote:
Logan wrote:
Padraic wrote:
Logan wrote:
I'd take ELO with Olivia Newton John "Xanadu" over Rush "Xanadu".
What an absolutely silly choice.
To each his or her own tastes.
That's always implied, but I still get to call you silly.
I am a silly person, and rather pleased to be, and it is a silly song/ movie, but I appreciate silliness. A complaint of mine with Rush when I used to listen to it a lot with friends in high school was that sometimes I felt, especially in the lyrics, it seemed to take itself too seriously, when I would rather seriously silly. Mind you, the lyrics could be quite absurd, but i dont think it was generally intentional.
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Posted: March 03 2011 at 12:34
^I love Yamato Gensho, it's beautiful, but then I like more traditional Japanese music very much. That, Osorezan..., which I consider to be one of my best finds of the last few years, and the Symphonic Suite Akira, while all very different are my favourite albums by GY thus far.
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Posted: March 03 2011 at 12:41
Logan wrote:
^I love Yamato Gensho, it's beautiful, but then I like more traditional Japanese music very much. That, Osorezan..., which I consider to be one of my best finds of the last few years, and the Symphonic Suite Akira, while all very different are my favourite albums by GY thus far.
I really like the one I started last night (the all-vocal folk music type material), and Osorezan, and I'm enjoying the track Yamashiro-bushi 'Tanuki', it's on Youtube in two parts. Unfortunately, the album doesn't seem to be available for less than $50.
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