OT Music S.E.X.

So for something totally off-topic - I had some unexpected and eclectic music S.E.X. Yesterday. Had to go get a new drug ref book, and just had to use some Borders coupons - so, browsed the music (buy 3, get 1 free, and they also honored the sale price).

Anyhow, DH and I have very eclectic (read that mixed up the only thing we don't like is twangy country, or really, really, heavy metal) And, I bought some CDs. Here's the assortment -

Shawn Colvin -"These Four Walls" very rich, interesting lyrics - she sounds great

Barenaked Ladies - I think the disc is "are Me" - nice sound, typical

Los Lonely Boys - "Sacared" (new disc)- This is fabulous. We have their first disk. They're an interesting group - 3 Mexican-American brothers (Texicans) - and really talented. I liked the first disk. I love this one

- literally was dancing around the house listening to it. They dedicate so much to their father, their parents - for keeping them on a good path, etc. But the music is just makes you want to sing and dance - great beat. Of course, this is only my opinion - but I wanted to share. They might look slightly scarey, but their songs are just completely not so - kind of the don't judge a book by it's cover.

And, for grins - Allison Moyet - "Voice" - which came out about 2 years ago, but I never got it. She's singing - her rich, deep voice - with a classical orchestra. It's very much older songs, but nice. A little different. She doesn't release a lot, but I love her older disks - generally she writes her own stuff - but this disk includes pieces by Elvis Costello, mixed in with older classics.

Okay, well, that was my musical sharing.

Oh, I also bought - last week - "Five for Fighting" - how could I pass up a hockey title like that - it was a present for DH (hey, we have a license plate "2&TTEN" - the hockey crew should get it).

Anybody else with some music hints? I'm actually reloading DH's Ipod, now that our machine is up and running merrily along.

ellice

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Snip (but I'm going to get the Shawn Colvin one)

Anything from Train - I really like them.

Carbon Leaf - Life Extraordinary is such a great song

Bond - classical strings gone electric (they are on i-tunes)

Steely Dan

John Hiatt

Michael Buble

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Jamie Cullum (love his voice)

Cheryl

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I'm going to listen in a bit. On that topic - have you ever listened to Ottmar Liebert? He's a classical guitarist gone kind of new age/pop . Plays with a band called Luna Negra. We used to see him a lot in small venues in Santa Fe - You'd probably love his stuff. There are a few of his albums on iTunes - I have Nouvearu Flamenco, and several of his other disks. Especially love Barcelona Nights

One of my long-time faves! He was just in DC at the Birchmere a couple of months ago, and while I kept buggin' DH that we should go, you know something got in the way. Next time.

Is he related to John Cullum? Who has a fabulous voice, was in Northern Exposure (not singing) but also in 1776.

ellice

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Replying to self,

I almost forgot Mark Knophler.

Cheryl

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Cheryl Isaak

Have you heard the new disk with Emmy Lou Harris? I haven't made a decision yet. But I'm listening to Beyond my Wildest Dreams right now on iTunes.

ellice

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I'll tell DS - he loves him! Wonder if Dr Demento is still on....

Cheryl

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I have it! LOVE IT!

(I have most of his solo stuff)

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I'll look for him!

No clue here's his page

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ellice

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Try Sissel Kyrkjebo:

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Interesting - sort of Loreena McKinnet like!

Look for something called Mediaeval Baebes

Cheryl

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Interesting, indeed - they have the whole marketing thing going. And evidently are going to be at the Maryland Ren Festival end of the month - for 3 days.

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I noticed. I found the disc at the library. You can find some interesting music at the library.

Cheryl

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My music S.E.X. has been rather limited lately, but I did download the originals songs and a couple other covers of rock classics sung by the

5 finalists from Rockstar Supernova.

Joan (still hoping someone taped the final episode....)

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The Wailin' Jennys - I heard them on Prairie Home Companion and loved their harmonies. Las Rubias del Norte - another great harmony group with some 30s tangos Tish Hinojosa - wonderful. Just wonderful. Norah Jones and the Little Willies - some classic country.

Alison

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It's on here Sunday night at midnight to around 2am. So yes, the Dr is still going strong! Tegan

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You're right about them - I almost got the disc yesterday.

I'll check them out.

Norah Jones - doing country? Interesting. We're not really country fans, but lately I find myself listening a bit when the clicker flashes to some Country Music channel...

Thanks for the ideas, ellice

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