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1. Electric Light
Orchestra - Eldorado
2. Beatles - Abbey Road
3. James Brown - Star Time
4. Crowded House - Woodface
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1.
I am Jen - The Broken ep
2. James Brown - Star Time
3. Blue Note Compilation - Jazz to the World
4. Aaron Neville - Soulful Christmas
5. Kings College Choir - Essential Carols
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1.
Bruce Cockburn - Anything, Anytime, Anywhere
2. Warren Zevon - I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
3. Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
4. Laura Love - Shum Ticky
5.
KT Tunstall - Eye to the Telescope
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1. John Coltrane--The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic
Recordings
2. Sun Ra--Nuclear War
3. The Fall--Rude (All the Time)
4. Pere Ubu--The Modern Dance
5. Benny Carter--Master Lessons
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1. Ludwig Senfl, IM MAIEN, Fretwork, Harmonia Mundi, 2004
2. Ornette Coleman, SOUND GRAMMAR, Phrase Text, 2006
3. John Adams, THE DHARMA AT BIG SUR/MY FATHER KNEW CHARLES IVES,
Nonesuch, 2006
4. Gyorgy Ligeti, COMPLETE PIANO MUSIC, Fredrik Ullen, BIS, 2006
5. Philip Glass, SATYAGRAHA, CBS, 1985
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The
Desert Sessions Volumes 1 throught 10 - these are hard to
find albums that are a sort of sideproject for Queens of the Stone
Age
frontman Josh Homme and friends (including PJ Harvey, Chris Goss,
Dean Ween,
Dave Grohl, Twiggy Ramirez, Alain Johannes, Josh Freese, Dave
Catching, Troy
Van Leeuwen, and many more). They include all kinds of artists
though and
are not simply try-out sessions for potential QOTSA material (although
some
songs do appear on later QOTSA albums. Some of the best, freshest,
and most
original music I've heard in years - all over the musical landscape
- blues,
folk, country, hard rock, punk, alternative, the list goes on.
Not for the
faint of ear, but HIGHLY recommended if you can get your hands
on them
(amazon has a couple of them new).
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