* Buxtehude: Sonate a due op.1
(Kraemer, Quintana et al.) (Harmonia Mundi CD)
* John Coltrane Quartet: Ballads
(Impulse! CD)
* John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman:
John Coltrane And Johnny Hartman (Impulse! CD)
* Jose Roberto Bertrami: Blue Wave
(Milestone LP)
* Afrique: Soul Makossa (Mainstream
LP)
* Masabumi Kikuchi: Susto (Columbia
LP)
* David Torn/Mick Karn/Terry Bozzio:
Polytown (CMP CD)
* Anouar Brahem/John Surman/Dave
Holland: Thimar (ECM CD)
* Stephen Micus: To The Evening Child
(ECM CD)
* Myra Melford’s Be Bread: The Whole
Tree Gone (Firehouse 12 CD)
* Elephant9 with Reine Fiske: Silver
Mountain (Rune Grammofon 2LP/CD)
* Ken Nordine: How Are Things In Your
Town? (Blue Thumb 2LP)
* The Pentangle: Sweet Child (Reprise
2LP)
* Roy Harper: Stormcock (Harvest LP)
* Todd Rundgren: A Wizard / A True
Star (Bearsville LP)
* Uriah Heep: Look At Yourself
(Mercury LP)
* Uriah Heep: Demons And Wizards
(Mercury LP)
* Ghetto Brothers: Power-Fuerza
(Salsa/Truth & Soul LP)
* Mandrill: Mandrill (Polydor LP)
* Mandrill: Mandrill Is (Polydor LP)
* Mike Greene: Pale, Pale Moon (GRC
LP)
* Mike Greene: Midnight Mirage
(Mercury LP)
* Echo & The Bunnymen: Ocean Rain
(Sire LP)
* Tones On Tail: The Album Pop
(Beggars Banquet/PVC LP)
* Yo La Tengo: And Then Nothing Turned
Itself Inside-Out (Matador CD)
* Throwing Muses: The Rat, Boston, MA
1986-12-13 (AUD WAV)
* Expo 70: July 18, 2004 (Sonic
Meditations LP)
* Chris Forsyth: Paranoid Cat (Family
Vineyard LP)
* Beach House: Depression Cherry (Sub
Pop LP)
* Myrkur: M (Relapse LP)
†=iPod/iTunes
‡=car
Commentary:
As usual right after Labor Day, we are having a real cold snap, with temperatures plunging into the upper-40s at night and the crisp, cool air feels like autumn is already here.
This time of year always makes me nostalgic for my youth: the fresh start of a new school term, the smell of woolen clothing, touch football games in twilight. But the rapidly shortening days -- even more rapid as I get older -- are truly depressing. I am no longer young and there is no new school year to bring even false hope of change and progress. Tomorrow is just another day.
And yet I always feel inspired in the fall, aching to shake off the lazy days of summer and work on stuff. It's time to get off my butt and finish my next album. Maybe even get back to writing seriously on the blog.
Ha! We'll see about that.
I hope all is well in your world.
1 comment:
Hey Rodger - I'm having a very enjoyable catch up with several NuVoid posts.
Once again some spooky parallels with your listening (even if out of sync by a few weeks) - Buxtehude (same CD even!), Coltrane Ballads, Kikuchi, Todd, Mandrill, YLT...
Also feeling nostalgic partly because of the weather - partly because I really am old. A few days ago I spotted a friend's daughter watching a Youtube clip of The Doors at Isle Of Wight in 1970. I was there!
Back on the VC with Mark in a few days.
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