[Weirdelves]

Does anyone like Alice Coltrane?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XNG7tmI ... _embedded#!

Just fantastic!
(I wonder what Joanna thinks of her )

That was awesome! Journey In Satchidananda is one of my top 10 records of all time Might stick it on now actually...

Interesting that you were listening to her and if you look at my post 3 posts or so up I was listening to FlyLo, her nephew.

[Kevdo]

George Gershwin.

Some brilliant stuff there, it must be said. For pure enjoyment factor I stick on "There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York"

[lutwidge]

Interesting that you were listening to her and if you look at my post 3 posts or so up I was listening to FlyLo, her nephew.

That's a great record! Did not know that he was Alice's nephew though, that's pretty awesome.

Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You

[Cosmia]

The Antlers - Kettering

Apparently they're alright and playing Latitude, so thought I'd give them a listen.

[Weirdelves]

The Antlers - Kettering

Apparently they're alright and playing Latitude, so thought I'd give them a listen.

Hospice is my 3rd favourite album of all time, and the band is phenomenal live. So get well into the album and I promise you'll find a beautiful and moving experience. I recommend setting an horu a side and listening through the whole album with the lyrics in front of you

[Ann]

The Antlers - Kettering

Apparently they're alright and playing Latitude, so thought I'd give them a listen.

Hospice is my 3rd favourite album of all time, and the band is phenomenal live. So get well into the album and I promise you'll find a beautiful and moving experience. I recommend setting an horu a side and listening through the whole album with the lyrics in front of you

I wrote Peter Silberman an email last summer because his music really affected me and he wrote me back! I recommended Joanna Newsom to him. Anyway, I don't really listen anymore, but I do agree that Hospice is amazing.

[spasticelastic]

Interesting that you were listening to her and if you look at my post 3 posts or so up I was listening to FlyLo, her nephew.

Didn't know this either! I love "Camel".

someone stole my smog album inside my house

Someone needs a spankin'!

[milkisobel]

yeah!
euh no...i remembered i lent it to my fucking ex...f***

[polliwog]

Kansas - There's Know Place Like Home
Recorded Live at White Concert Hall, Washburn University
Topeka Kansas - February 7, 2009

[Cosmia]

Bear is one of the most perfect songs I have heard of late. Heavy listening though. I'll definitely be at their set.

[Weirdelves]

Kettering is the best

also good are Sylvia, Epilogue, and Shiva and Wake

[cliquott]

Carpenters - Only Yesterday

[Cosmia]

Opinions, opinions Don't get me wrong, I love the rest of the album, but an upbeat song with the most heartbreaking lyrics always gets to me.

[Becca]

I've been addicted to Lightning Dust today. I think I've listened to both their albums twice today...

[Weirdelves]

Antlers are astonishing live as well. Made me cry. They're not quiet, it's like being confronted with this huge, distressed, distant wall of sound.

Karen - The National

'well whatever you do
listen, you better wait for me
no i wouldn't go out alone into America
whatever you do
listen, you better wait for me
no i wouldn't go out alone'

[Cosmia]

I look forward to seeing them- though I don't know if I could hold it together, the final track on the album is devastating.

Belle & Sebastian - Get me away from here, I'm dying

classic.

[Kevdo]

She & Him - Fools Rush In

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWDjDL2NAQM

720p loveliness and what a voice, soo bluesy I love it... definitely a voice that takes the edge off. Nice to hear her like that again, brightened up my day.

[polliwog]

Zooey.

[ursulabear]

the denver gentlemen- blue parrott

[milkisobel]

still grey oceans and non released songs by cocorosie