Iggy Pop & James Williamson - Kill City

Beethoven's 4th / Solti

vinyl

Link Ray - White Lightning: Lost Cadence Sessions ’58

AP45 vinyl

Such a great session. I only wish that SRV would have sang a bit in the Albert King songs and Albert King sang Pride and Joy just to mix things up.

Wanda Jackson - Queen of Rockabilly

Monks - Black Monk Time

Anima - [url=http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/anima/sturmischer_himmel/]St

Paul Schwartz - Aria

Ween - Quebec

The Beatles - Revolver

Steve Lacy and Mal Waldron - Hot House

this is probably one of my top 100 favorite albums.

Grabbed this last night and gave it several listens on repeat. Its nice.

There's something attractive about jazz with only 2 instruments. There's a lot of breathing room and space, for one thing.

Overall my favorite jazz albums tend toward this pattern; Duke's Blanton disc, and Monk's San Fran album come to mind. (Ok, one or two instruments, but the same basic idea)

Portugal. The Man - American Ghetto

Co-worker gave me this along with the Ween from above. I never would have picked this up on my own, and other than a couple annoying tracks, I rather like it.

He also gave me

Beach House - Devotion

I can't even make it through one song. Blech.

Sting - Symphonicities

Joshua Redman - Compass

Portugal. The Man - American Ghetto

Co-worker gave me this along with the Ween from above. I never would have picked this up on my own, and other than a couple annoying tracks, I rather like it.

He also gave me

Beach House - Devotion

I can't even make it through one song. Blech.

Heh, those are probably the two big indie hits of last year.

This album is so \m/

Less \m/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbYtqAWDF2U

Was listening to Throes of Dawn all day. I really like the most recent album the most.

Joshua Redman - Compass

Me too, its great.

Frank Sinatra - Only The Lonely

Pulp - We Love Life

Simon and Garfunkel - The Concert In Central Park

Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots

Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session