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Opeth: Pale Communion.

 

 

If you like EL&P, King Crimson, Robert Fripp, etc give this a listen sometime.

 

 

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1. ...And The Gods Made Love - Doug Pinnick

2. Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) - Buddy Miles/Doug Pinnick/Steve Lukather

3. Rainy Day, Dream Away - Taj Mahal/Robben Ford

4. The Wind Cries Mary - Sting/John Mc Laughlin

5. Spanish Castle Magic - Sass Jordan/Carlos Santana

6. Little Wing - Toots Thielemans

7. In From The Storm - Corey Glover/Eric Schenkman

8. Drifting - Corey Glover/Steve Vai/Hiram Bullock

9. Bold As Love - Paul Rodgers/Steve Vai

10. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp - Doug Pinnick/Eric Schenkman

11. Purple Haze - Buddy Miles/Bootsy Collins/Bernie Worrell

12. One Rainy Wish - Brian May

 

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Another new arrival! In case you've forgotten, or have never known, this album has terrific dynamics. And insanely low frequency bass in some tracks. Play it loud and enjoy, but don't blame me if you break something! 

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Had some caffeine, Phil? A bit early for me–ginger tea & Swedish piano trio.

 

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If this doesn't get your toes tapping, you need to check your pulse!  

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Play this at night whilst being teleported beyond Earth's  orbit towards the rings of Saturn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In honor of Thanksgiving dinner with family...  

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Norwegian pianist/composer Tord Gustavsen's "set of crystalline beauty. Lyrical in both...writing and playing, the music is informed by his Scandinavian homeland's austere landscapes, as well as a wide swath of jazz traditions and gospel influences." ECM's production captures all the nuances.

 

 

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