What are you listening to Part Two

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Kraftwerk -- Trans-Europe Express

[Aimless1]

David Modica native intuition

Dream Theater black clouds and silver linings disc 1

[veloaudio]

Flaming Lips - Embryonic - Disc 1

[Dusty Chalk]

Batman Begins soundtrack

[deepak]

Gil Melle - Patterns in Jazz

Music Matters 45 rpm vinyl

[Knuckledragger]

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[Salt Peanuts]

The Beatles - Let It Be

[Salt Peanuts]

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

[Dreadhead]

Radiohead - The Bends

To lazy to go and find the art....

[n_maher]

Swallow The Sun - Ghosts of Loss

[robm321]

Andres Segovia - The Intimate Guitar 2

vinyl

[Genetic]

The Bad Plus

Amicalement

PS

I did got the reference to Bad Plus from Mr. Dusty but I found out, on paper, that most of the tunes in their previous albums were not something I liked in their original version. I was about to let it go until I checked the last album list and found one song I had on top of my ''music to indentify, find, and buy'' list. Long Distance Runaround and Comfortably Numb are reasons enough to buy this CD.

[Salt Peanuts]

Neko Case - Fox Confessor Brings The Flood

[manaox2]

The Bad Plus

I really like their cover of Wilco's Radio Cure too.

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Leonard Cohen -- I'm Your Man

[Salt Peanuts]

Built To Spill - The Normal Years

[Salt Peanuts]

Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago

[Voltron]

Scorpions -- Blackout

[Salt Peanuts]

Feist - The Reminder

[Voltron]

Marvin Gaye -- What's Going On [Rarities Edition with Detroit Mixes]

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Manic Street Preachers -- Generation Terrorists

[Voltron]

Corinne Bailey Rae -- The Sea

[Dusty Chalk]

PS

I did got the reference to Bad Plus from Mr. Dusty but I found out, on paper, that most of the tunes in their previous albums were not something I liked in their original version. I was about to let it go until I checked the last album list and found one song I had on top of my ''music to indentify, find, and buy'' list. Long Distance Runaround and Comfortably Numb are reasons enough to buy this CD.

That does make things harder, though not impossible. But sometimes "familiarity" is enough, whether or not you like the original tune. I think I'd enjoy that style of piano jazz trio renditions of Beatles tunes, even though I don't listen to the Beatles. Or string quartet renditions of the Beach Boys. Or whathaveyou. I did find myself having a harder time to enjoy that solo piano renditions of Radiohead tunes, because I'm just plain not that familiar with Radiohead, despite liking them.

I'd be curious about your honest reactions to anything from the rest of their work. They also have an album called "Prog".

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Martin Sexton -- The American

[Voltron]

Nouvelle Vague -- 3

Fun with covers!