Wow, you're...uh...virile.

Prognosis 5

Public Image Ltd - Second Edition

The closing track of this album is a 17 minute epic, consisting mostly of acoustic guitar, piano, and a skittery distorted drum machine. It is gorgeous.

You weren't kidding. Bliss fucking out.

Amazon.com: The Music of Bill Evans: Kronos Quartet, Jim Hall, Eddie Gomez: Music

Deep Purple - Made in Japan

DCC Vinyl

Portishead - Third

Ray Charles - Genius + Soul = Jazz

Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing

The Steve Miller Band - Greatest Hits 1974-1978

Glenn Gould - The Mozart Piano Sonatas, Vol. 2

vinyl

Insomnium - Above the weeping world

Jami Sieber - Hidden Sky

Eclectic cello plus sorta tribal instruments plus voice. Cool if you like that sort of thing. It's one of my favorite albums to work to. Click the album cover to go to a free legal streaming of it from Magnatune. (I check out a lot of Magnatune music since their purchase license allows you to do things like use it as backing music for a slideshow.)

Beethoven

Warren Zevon - Warren Zevon

Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News

Fulton Lights - Healing Waters

Lemon Parade

Haven't thought about that Tonic album in years, recall it being pretty good!

Presently:

Sade - Promise (1985)

Only just started to digest Sade. I'm fucking seriously digging Paul S. Denman's master bassing.

Frak, Promise BLOWS compared to Diamond Life... onto Stronger than Pride ...... low expectations!

For what it is, Diamond Life is a really good album with great musicianship and recording/mastering. The new album was quite good on one listen. I don't remember Promise all that well except the couple of hits, so I am giving it a listen now too.

Diana Rowan Panta Rhei: Celtic & Mediterranean Music for Harp [single]

Anjey Satori healing sounds of tibet

Sonny Rollins - The Sound of Sonny

AP45 rpm vinyl

Massive Attack -- Heligoland

Thelonious Monk - At The It Club Complete

vinyl

side 5 and 6