
could use another album by these guys


Thought about ordering that one, but went with the bombax instead, mostly on the strength of their first three releases, which are excellent.joeperucki wrote:
Tetuzi Akiyama / Toshimaru Nakamura - semi-impressionism
Thanks for the tip.surfer wrote:Thought about ordering that one, but went with the bombax instead, mostly on the strength of their first three releases, which are excellent.joeperucki wrote: Tetuzi Akiyama / Toshimaru Nakamura - semi-impressionism
I really like the Anders Dahl and the Skogen disks a lotjoeperucki wrote:Thanks for the tip.surfer wrote:Thought about ordering that one, but went with the bombax instead, mostly on the strength of their first three releases, which are excellent.joeperucki wrote: Tetuzi Akiyama / Toshimaru Nakamura - semi-impressionism
Seconded, the de Leeuw is the only Satie I can listen to.joeperucki wrote:
Satie - The Early Piano Works - Reinbert de Leeuw
Thank You Brian Olewnick. I have not listened to Satie in over 20 years and throughout college I enjoyed those Aldo Ciccolini LP's. I still remember the pace/playfullness of Ciccolini but I am melting over de Leeuw.
http://olewnick.blogspot.com/search?q=de+Leeuw

Do you have more info on this? When it came out? How it came about? etc...Charon wrote:
Evan Parker/John Wiese - C-Section
we've talked about it here a fair amount, try a search. maybe a year old?bkudler wrote:Do you have more info on this? When it came out? How it came about? etc...





