Hi Neuro_Control,
......you mean Miroslav Tadic ?!
The same one who recorded for CMP (german avantgarde Jazz Label) in the 80's and early 90's ?!
It's been a long time, since I last heard this stuff.
As far as I remember it was a bit too radical for my taste at that time, although technically brilliant, nevertheless.
He seems to have stayed with records labels who take recordings serious both artistically and technically.
(Judging from the impression of MA Records Website -- which is his the recording label to which he is associated now)
Since I haven't heard these recent recordings, this raises one question to me: Has his music grown a bit more "mass compatible" or, if you will "worldly" in the meantime ?
( By the way: you could easily call CMP an "audiophile" recording label if you will, but if I remember correctly, they rather take laurels for "pushing the envelope musically" .)
Greetings
SigFire
......you mean Miroslav Tadic ?!
The same one who recorded for CMP (german avantgarde Jazz Label) in the 80's and early 90's ?!
It's been a long time, since I last heard this stuff.
As far as I remember it was a bit too radical for my taste at that time, although technically brilliant, nevertheless.
He seems to have stayed with records labels who take recordings serious both artistically and technically.
(Judging from the impression of MA Records Website -- which is his the recording label to which he is associated now)
Since I haven't heard these recent recordings, this raises one question to me: Has his music grown a bit more "mass compatible" or, if you will "worldly" in the meantime ?
( By the way: you could easily call CMP an "audiophile" recording label if you will, but if I remember correctly, they rather take laurels for "pushing the envelope musically" .)
Greetings
SigFire
Tadic
Unfortunately I did not hear any of Tadic`s previous recordings.
Nevertheless,I do have 3 cds he recorded with Vlatko Stefanovski and all of them are traditional Macedonian folk music played with these two virtuosos.I think all 3 of these cds are released by different labels. I heard them twice alive and it was unforgettable,really.CDs are:
1.Krushevo
2.Live in Belgrade
3.Treta majka
Unfortunately I did not hear any of Tadic`s previous recordings.
Nevertheless,I do have 3 cds he recorded with Vlatko Stefanovski and all of them are traditional Macedonian folk music played with these two virtuosos.I think all 3 of these cds are released by different labels. I heard them twice alive and it was unforgettable,really.CDs are:
1.Krushevo
2.Live in Belgrade
3.Treta majka
Easy Star All Stars - Dub Side of the Moon
See those Floyd purists turn purple and screech!
http://www.easystar.com/dubsidemain.html
See those Floyd purists turn purple and screech!
http://www.easystar.com/dubsidemain.html
Why put it on the CD Player when you can listen to it as you read the posts here? (I know CDs sound better but this is very good for via the Internet)
I wish I could find more sites like this!
One of my top 5 that I found the other day:
http://www.royealbrighton.com/ns/player/pop_player.asp?pln=remember the future
Regards//Keith
I wish I could find more sites like this!
One of my top 5 that I found the other day:
http://www.royealbrighton.com/ns/player/pop_player.asp?pln=remember the future
Regards//Keith
i am playing
.
i can only say this:
Father Of Music!
John S. Bach
... still playing - right now - alive and in good health
in my speakers and my amplifiers
... after 350 years from Day of Release
Music regards lineup
.............................................................................................................
who will know some music of britney spears'
in 300 years from now
...what would you think
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i can only say this:
Father Of Music!
John S. Bach
... still playing - right now - alive and in good health
in my speakers and my amplifiers
... after 350 years from Day of Release
Music regards lineup
.............................................................................................................
who will know some music of britney spears'
in 300 years from now
...what would you think
Re: i am playing
Album now Playing:
Native North American Child
by Buffy Sainte-Marie
Buffy sings in her distinct powerful voice:
Hands on our hearts
We salute you your victory:
Choke on your blue white and scarlet hypocrisy.
Pitying your blindness; How you never see -
that the eagles of war whose wings lent you glory,
Were never no more than buzzards & crows:
Pushed some wrens from their nest;
Stole their eggs; changed their story.
The mockingbird sings it;
It's all that she knows.
Regards in Music & in the name of the roman Goddess of Justice
lineup
Album now Playing:
Native North American Child
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by Buffy Sainte-Marie
Buffy sings in her distinct powerful voice:
Hands on our hearts
We salute you your victory:
Choke on your blue white and scarlet hypocrisy.
Pitying your blindness; How you never see -
that the eagles of war whose wings lent you glory,
Were never no more than buzzards & crows:
Pushed some wrens from their nest;
Stole their eggs; changed their story.
The mockingbird sings it;
It's all that she knows.
Regards in Music & in the name of the roman Goddess of Justice
lineup
canada,
and the northern part especially,
is something i really would like to visit
fishing & mighty nature
north canada - alaska
is a land that has not only ice-hockey playing & alpine downhill slalom racing
in common with my motherland of Sweden - north
i am a distant relative of Ingemar Stenmark
and in my veins runs some % of blood of a sweden native tribe:
Sami people
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sami_people
they were nomads, makes a living out of co-existens with rain deers
this part of sweden, where i still live, is also called Lapland
more info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Lapland
see you later
davidlineup
lineup:
do you listen to sami music? if you dont have the Live album from Mari Boine, "Eallin", you should get it. Very good recording and music ofcourse. i am a Sami from Norwegian side of Lapland.
do you listen to sami music? if you dont have the Live album from Mari Boine, "Eallin", you should get it. Very good recording and music ofcourse.
i am a Sami from Norwegian side of Lapland. lineup said:
canada,
and the northern part especially,
is something i really would like to visit
fishing & mighty nature
north canada - alaska
is a land that has not only ice-hockey playing & alpine downhill slalom racing
in common with my motherland of Sweden - north
i am a distant relative of Ingemar Stenmark
and in my veins runs some % of blood of a sweden native tribe:
Sami people
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sami_people
they were nomads, makes a living out of co-existens with rain deers
this part of sweden, where i still live, is also called Lapland
more info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Lapland
see you later
lineup
