i love his cd! stupid me, i let a friend borrow it about a month ago -- the last time i saw it.

peace,
zayne (off to make a phone call)

I agree, Bill. I listened to it on CMT's website before it was released and I was very disappointed. But I dig it now.


"Why Should the Fire Die?" - Nickel Creek
"Hi™ How Are You Today" - Ashely MacIsaac
"Minding the Gap" - Kila
"Beolach" - Beolach

So I went a little wild and crazy.

I think the CD is pretty good, but the cover bugs me for some reason...not to mention some of the quotes inside...

Harper - self-titled

He's a blues harp man from down under who also sings and plays the didgeridoo.

The Smiths - The Queen is Dead

Patrik

"Waiting for an Echo" - Solas

Forgot this one:

"Fiddle Music: 101" - MacIsaac & MacIsaac

'A Slave Left Dreaming' and 'Garden of Sound'
Joshua Seurkamp

OK... I've had Garden of Sound for a bit... but what is A Slave Left Dreaming? A new one of his???

edit: I found it on CD Baby... thanks, Trudes for even mentioning it... geez... it came out 2.5+ years ago... how did I not know about this? I mean, really... how?

thanks, Trudes!

~fff

Judd and Maggie: Subjects
The Lab Partners: Wicked Branches
Kinski: Alpine Static
The Greencards: Weather and Water

Nickel Creek - Why Should the Fire Die?

I bought this on my lunch stop. On the bus ride. To Wheaton College. Which is where I'm at now. Gyah!

It's a great CD, too.

All Miles Davis:

'Round About Midnight
Kind of Blue
The Complete Birth of the Cool

Thanks, Jim!

"Milestones" - Miles Davis

Elliott Smith [Either/Or]

the outsider - rodney crowell

"Passing Through" - Rig the Jig

aside from a bunch of stuff for someone else's wedding, I bought for me, used at $6 each: The Cult - Ceremony (which I thought was dull and flat the first time I owned it, but I love it now), and Killing Joke - Pandemonium remastered.

Travis - The Invisible Band.

the original Radiohead-the Bends-era-ballads rip off band - And I think they had better tunes that Coldplay.

Katie Reider - Simplicity

Jill Scott - Beautifully Human ('bout darn time i picked it up)

Plus a Scottish accent is more fun than a British one... at least to me...

~fff - np: jump, little children - between the dim and the dark

Shelby Lynne -- Suit Yourself
Rodney Crowell -- The Outsider
Carrie Newcomer -- Regulars and Refugees
Sounds from the Brown Hotel (Soundtrack EP for Elizabethtown)

(yes, I must have visited ear X-tacy in Louisville)

"Natalie & Buddy MacMaster: Traditional Music from Cape Breton Island" - Natalie & Buddy MacMaster

"Beòlach" - Beòlach

Bloom Remix




Comes out Tuesday.
Sarah Techno.
yeah

Chris Cornell, Euphoria Morning
Temple of the Dog, Eponymous

And to whomever asked me to post how I liked the Juliette and the Licks EP I bought a coupla months ago. I love it and highly recommend it! It's refreshlingly agressive and un-apologeticly in your face. Plus, Juliette Lewis can really sing.

when i was at the show in columbus, i bought kim taylor's cd.

haven't had a chance to listen to it...she's a little too mellow and new to use as driving music in the wee hours of the am. but i will be listening soon, and i will be looking forward to her new cd.

as will my mom...she looked over at me when kim was done playing and said, "i know what i want for christmas." ha! new convert!

The Decemberists - Picaresque (in Chicago, which is where I was yesterday!)

Haven't listened to this yet.

Both from Méav:

Méav
Silver Sea

Méav is an amazing Irish soprano with a voice to die for!

Over the Rhine [Drunkard's Prayer] whilst in Hawaii.

Nektar - The Dream Nebula (disc 1)

aww shucks! you shoulda shot me a "yo!" what island(s) did you visit?

if maui was one, i know why they have one less copy of Drunkard's Prayer now... heh.

yesterday i bought both

my morning jacket "it still moves"

kathleen edwards "failer"

they're playing together in madison next month and i think i'm going to check it out.

Coldplay -- X&Y

"magazine" jump, little children

Elbow - Asleep in the Back

Patrik

smart boy!

peace,
zayne

Thanks for the approval. I don't know what kept me, I've had "newborn" very near the top of my favorite song list for a long time. It is still my favourite on the album, but I really like the lot of it.

Their new album "Leaders of the Free World" is coming out in a few weeks time.

Patrik

Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers - "For The Chosen Who"

I caught Piazza's show tonight at the Greater Ozarks Blues Festival. This guy's fun to watch play that blues harp.

Stacy Mitchart and Buddy Guy were there as well. 2500 people having a good time on a beautiful 65° night. Woo hoo, fall is just around the corner!

Skoegahom...

Elbow - Leaders of the Free World

Patrik

Calexico / Iron and Wine - In the Reins

Got three new ones yesterday.....

1. Iron & Wine - Woman King
2. Paul McCartney - Chaos and Creation in the Backyard
3. Colin Hay - Going Somewhere

May sound crazy, but my fave of the three (at this point) is Colin Hay by a landslide...

Damn straight. *





























*for those who don't know, our very own kab was gracious enough to host me for several days so that I might 1.) enjoy her company and 2.) see some killer shows by my favorite band. She accompanied me to one show, and was thus compelled to buy the aforementioned album. You see...I'm not just bs'n y'all about this band.

buy it now. that is all.

Jaywalker -- Josh Joplin

Man, I keep listening to snippets from Trouble, but I haven't been able to make myself buy it yet. I may have to.......

Sigur Ros - Takk...
New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

On the latter, all I have to say is this:

"I took one drink from the cup of human kindness, and I'm shitfaced!" (from the song Use It)

You want these albums.

...

KT Tunstall -- Eye to the Telescope

Trouble is definitely a good investment.

i just picked it up yesterday, and i'll already say it's one of the top 5 cd's i've bought this year.

While I agree the music is good, the cover and the snippets inside the cover make me question my puchase...

Skoegahom...