Yes - Relayer

MFSL version.

noted

Neko Case - Middle Cyclone

Pierre Bensusan - Intuite

Sirenia - An Elixir for Existence

Harmonium - long french title

If you like this one you should also check their third and last studio album called "L'Heptade" which is more introspective and darker with superb symphonic instrumentation and arrangements. One of my top 5 albums for sure.

L'Heptade X 2

I realy like short French title...;-)

Amicalement

Rainbow - Rising

Buddha Bar XI

Nat King Cole -- Re:Generations Likely to be my only listen to this one...

Amazon.com: Quintessential Recording Session [Vinyl LP]: Earl Hines: Music

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds -- Let Love In

Bat For Lashes - Fur and Gold

Madeline Peyroux - Bare Bones

Just finished remastering this! It's an awesome album.

Warren Zevon -- Warren Zevon

And if California slides into the ocean

Like the mystics and statistics say it will,

I predict this motel will be standing

Until I pay my bill.

If you like this one you should also check their third and last studio album called "L'Heptade" which is more introspective and darker with superb symphonic instrumentation and arrangements. One of my top 5 albums for sure.

I have been a fan of Si' for a long time, but haven't been able to find their other albums. I actually enjoy the non-singing parts the most, so mostly the second half of Si'.

I have been a fan of Si' for a long time, but haven't been able to find their other albums. I actually enjoy the non-singing parts the most, so mostly the second half of Si'.

Let me know if you ever want me to buy you one, they are always on sale at cheap prices here. The first album is more acoustic/folky and features a lot of great vocals, but it might be hard to enjoy when French is not your native language. On "L'Heptade", most of the tracks clock over 10 minutes and they have a good balance of vocals and instrumentals and it's the most "prog" album they've done. The lyrics are simply wonderful, I'd put Fiori on the same level as guys like Peter Hammill and Fish for writing dark and depressing lyrics.

I'm really not a fan of Bob Marley, and Bill Laswell is so prolific that had virtually no quality control. He's also reputed to be a massively self-important asshat. All of that said, this disk is surprisingly good. I'm listening to it tonight for the first time in nearly a decade.

[url=http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/joachim_kuhn]Joachim K

Joy Division -- Unknown Pleasures

Frank Zappa - You Are What You Is

Joy Division -- Unknown Pleasures

Is the second live disc good?

Gladiator Soundtrack