What are you listening to....... right now...........

Beautiful clear morning in Seattle calls for:
Social Distortion - Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell.

Bruce Cockburn - Waiting for a Miracle

Phish's New Years Eve show at MSG, thank god for streaming media.

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Phish's New Years Eve show at MSG, thank god for streaming media.

There's that Phish thing. I'm telling you they're spammers
Happy New Year !!!

The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian"...

John Cale/Brian Eno - Wrong Way Up

Planet Earth The Future.

just came back from Phish at MSG, 1/01/11 show. Fantastic!

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Solomon Burke.

Doesn't suck

We must schedule a DNA test on you, and soon.

Hoodoo Gurus "Bittersweet"
the XX
Helio Sequence "Can't say no"
Echo & the Bunnymen "Do It Clean"

Highway 61 Revisited. (Dylan)

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Arcade Fire - The Suburbs, just voted album of the year by 6music. Ace.

I concur with 6music. Great album. My runner up for 2010 is Wolf Parade's Expo 86. Definitely worth a listen.

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Solomon Burke.

Doesn't suck

We must schedule a DNA test on you, and soon.

Reminds me of Dirty Dancing...

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Highway 61 Revisited. (Dylan)

Seriously, between this (probably my favorite album of all time) and your Juliette Binoche... errr... Unbearable Lightness of Being post...

Anyway, Dire Straits and Derek and the Dominoes this morning.

P.S. Lena Olin isn't too shabby either, and DDL is my favorite actor.

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Highway 61 Revisited. (Dylan)

Seriously, between this (probably my favorite album of all time) and your Juliette Binoche... errr... Unbearable Lightness of Being post...

Derek and the Dominoes this morning.

P.S. Lena Olin isn't too shabby either, and DDL is my favorite actor.

Everything listed above, brilliant.

Cliff Edwards, When You Wish Upon a Star.

Audrey Hepburn, Moon River.

Bach Chaconne from the Partita for Violin No.2. First Heifitz, then Hillary Hahn. A devastatingly profound piece of music! Worthy of awe!

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Bach Chaconne from the Partita for Violin No.2. First Heifitz, then Hillary Hahn. A devastatingly profound piece of music! Worthy of awe!

Excellent! Stick...I look forward to sharing some wine, conversation, and good music with you someday. I love violin, and Lucia Micarelli.

The violin is like the chordae tendineae of the heart; delicate, yet powerful and emotional.

The Tarney Spencer Band -- Run For Your Life

It's so much fun to torture my high school / college age kids with 70's and 80's Rock-n-Roll

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Excellent! Stick...I look forward to sharing some wine, conversation, and good music with you someday. I love violin, and Lucia Micarelli...

We will definitely have to partake together, hopefully sooner rather than later. I performed with Lucia about two years ago as part of Chris Botti's roster. Both she and Chris are a true joy to work with.

Fwiw, are you related to Julie Albers, cellist?

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Bach Chaconne from the Partita for Violin No.2. First Heifitz, then Hillary Hahn. A devastatingly profound piece of music! Worthy of awe!

Stickman,

Do you ever listen to James Ehnes?

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Excellent! Stick...I look forward to sharing some wine, conversation, and good music with you someday. I love violin, and Lucia Micarelli...

We will definitely have to partake together, hopefully sooner rather than later. I performed with Lucia about two years ago as part of Chris Botti's roster. Both she and Chris are a true joy to work with.

Fwiw, are you related to Julie Albers, cellist?

Very nice stick! I can't think of a better steward of Jazz than Botti; must of have been a great experience!

To my knowledge, no direct relation to Julie, although, she has the "look" of our family. But then again, Josef Albers looks like my grandfather, but not sure if there is any direct relationship there either. Someday I would like to research the family tree...

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Stickman,

Do you ever listen to James Ehnes?

'Never heard him live, but I've heard some of his Bruch from recordings. Impressive player to be sure!

Assorted works of the great Van Morrison.

Ellington's "I Like the Sunrise" as sung by Kurt Elling, by far my favorite version of this classic. Mmmmm.

X Los Angeles.

Cocteau Twins

Allman Brothers.

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Allman Brothers.

Good guys.

The Doobie Brothers -- What Were Once Vises are now Habits

I had forgoten how good this was.

One Way Out -- Allman Brothers

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X Los Angeles.

OOOOhh that's oldy goody stuff, mpls..


I have been stuck on this song for a few weeks now:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSJa7G6CSPw

Astral Weeks - the album, straight through. Sure, I've done it hundreds of times, but still, holy crap.

Van Halen - 5150

Civil Twilight - Civil Twilight

Stereolab - Transient Random Noise Bursts With Announcements

Ween, Piss up a Rope.

Deepchord Presents Echospace - The Coldest Season

I was able to get half of the series on vinyl recently, such an amazing album if you're at all into ambient, film music, techno, or drone.

And aptly titled to be listened to during winter.

my absolute favorite by them.

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The Doobie Brothers -- What Were Once Vises are now Habits

I had forgoten how good this was.