Albums you have being listening to Lately

[audionewbi]

There seems to always be threads about songs you have being listening to lately but there always never is a thread about albums you have being listening to lately. Yes albums! So this thread about albums which you always find yourself listening to from beginning to the end without skipping any track (or at least skipping is kept to a minimum level. )

Me first:

http://madmackerel.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/howe-gelb-and-a-band-of-gypsies-cover.jpg?w=480&h=480
Album:Howe Gelb And A Band Of Gypsies
Artist:Howe Gelb

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[Tim]

I think you are about 13,000 posts too late fella ;)

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=10

[Alex_UK]

I think you are about 13,000 posts too late fella ;)

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=10

Indeed, but great you're getting stuck in Mohammad! :)

I don't have that particular album by Howe Gelb, but I'll give it a go! Do you also like his main "project" - Giant Sand? (Think I'll put some on now! :))

[audionewbi]

Not quiet, mine is album of the day not track :-D But I suppose it is the same thing in a way.
@Alex: Well to be honest I have discovered him not long ago, only beginning of this year. So I must go and find that album. Thanks for the suggestion :-)

[Techno Commander]

I thought it said "albums you listened to loudly". :)

[StanleyB]

Don't scare off the newbees :).

[Tim]

Moe, just been looking at your welcome post and noticed this
old persian classical music.
Now that's a genre I know nothing about and would be interested to get some recommendations?

[Krisbee]

Moe, just been looking at your welcome post and noticed this
Now that's a genre I know nothing about and would be interested to get some recommendations?

If we are talking about music that features the oud, a variety of flute and various hand drums than this might give you a little taste.

http://myjanaty.110mb.com/Chants_Islamiques_07.htm

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq3TrsuWVbM&feature=related


Otherwise, we wait on Mohammed.

[audionewbi]

Moe, just been looking at your welcome post and noticed this
Now that's a genre I know nothing about and would be interested to get some recommendations?

it would be my pleasure. Since I dont want to scare you off may I ask in terms of middle eastern music what countries have you listen to so far? Because I have some nice Indian/Persian fusion which will make this journey ever so more enjoyable.
:-)

And another important question would be whether you prefer vocal presentation or instrumental?
Unlike Indian classical music persian music is based on instrument while indian classical music is vocal oriented, meaning they must be able to play all the thing once can produce with ones voice.

[audionewbi]

If we are talking about music that features the oud, a variety of flute and various hand drums than this might give you a little taste.

http://myjanaty.110mb.com/Chants_Islamiques_07.htm

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq3TrsuWVbM&feature=related


Otherwise, we wait on Mohammed.

dear friend Oud is not a traditional instrument of Persia. While it usage has being seen more often now days in persian concert its position and role is to fill in the background noise and does not play any key role.
Music of Iran out dates their offical religion, I know one instrument which was change after the invasion of Arabs to Iran and after the Islam becoming its official religion, the rest all outdates religion and most civilization in Asia minor region. Just in case you are wondering what is the name of the instrument, it is called Tabur which comes in different forms.

[dave2010]

Recently

Vaughan Willams Symphony 9, from the Proms 2008, Andrew Davis conductor, BBC SO, BBC Music Mag CD 19 no 10 = this month

Vaughan Williams Symphonies 7 and 3, Andrew Davis, BBC SO and chorus, Teldec CD

Anything Goes, Kim Criswell etc., LSO, conducted by John McGlinn (1989), EMI

Right now Bach organ works played by David Goode, BBC MM 19 no 8

[magiccarpetride]

There seems to always be threads about songs you have being listening to lately but there always never is a thread about albums you have being listening to lately. Yes albums! So this thread about albums which you always find yourself listening to from beginning to the end without skipping any track (or at least skipping is kept to a minimum level. )

Paris Combo "Paris Combo". Once you start the first track, you cannot stop until the last one.

[Neil McCauley]

All of the first 5 of the Spirit CDs > http://www.allmusic.com/artist/spirit-p5500

Pink Floyd / 'Rhapsody in Pink' aka The BBC years

Seiks in The City / ‘Warrior Cast’

Dixie Chicks / 'Fly'

The Hemorrhoids / ‘My Racing Saddle’

John Mayall / 'A Sense Of Place'

Sharon Shoesmith and The Excuses / 'I don't do blame, guv'

Robert Plant / 'Band Of Joy'

Guns ‘n Moses / 'Stamford Hillbillies'

The Attack / 'Mr. Pinnodmy's Dilemma'

The Demos / ‘Bound To Be Shyte On The Night’

[Werner Berghofer]

Because I have some nice Indian/Persian fusion which will make this journey ever so more enjoyable.

From this genre I only know the music of Azam Ali, Niyaz, Zakir Hussain, Fateh Ali Khan and Shaukat Hussain. I would be very glad if you offered me more names of artists, since I like this type of music.

[audionewbi]

From this genre I only know the music of Azam Ali, Niyaz, Zakir Hussain, Fateh Ali Khan and Shaukat Hussain. I would be very glad if you offered me more names of artists, since I like this type of music.
those artist or better say those matsters belong to Indian music.
Here are some albums I recommend:
Fusion:
Shujat Hussein Khan and Kayhan Kahlor.
http://pixhost.info/avaxhome/c1/f9/0015f9c1_medium.jpeg

Instrumental:


http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51G2%2BS9Zh1L._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Please try this, as the traditional mastero might be to overwhelming for new comers to this music.

[Macca]

'Sharon Shoesmith and The Excuses / I don't do blame, guv'

:lolsign: The extended re-mix edition no doubt...

[Border Riever]

For me Today it's been...

The Beatles 1967-1970.
The Good The Bad and the Ugly-Western Movie Themes.
Grieg-Piano Concerto & Peer Gynt.

[Joe]

Lots of Mozart & Haydn piano trios.

'The Rising Sons' - Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder

'50,000 Fall Fans Can't Be Wrong' The Fall

'Trouble Over Bridgewater' Half Man Half Biscuit

'What We Did On Our Holidays' and 'Liege and Lief' Fairport Convention

'If You're Feeling Sinister' Belle and Sebastian