A Music Thread

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A piece of music which had as its inspiration an instrument found abandoned in Japan:

I've seen the Penguin Cafe Orchestra perform in assorted venues- the old Electric Cinema in Notting Hill and St. Alphege's Church in Greenwich... and the Royal Festival Hall. They were such an enjoyable ensemble...

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Mediaeval meditation...

Good for my sore eyes and (slightly) sunburnt head...

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A tribute to the Abbess from a modern day star:

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What you get from reading the latest copy of 'Record Collector' on the underground home... Sonja Kristina, still rockin' in the free world...

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Oh how I want a copy of this album. C.d., vinyl or cassette... rare as hen's teeth however.

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An oft-heard lament:

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And it's break time for the rugrats and teen gangs and alcopop guzzlers this weekend:

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Things to make and do on the school break:

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Light a joss stock when the brats are out breaking the world:

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Or alternatively, get possessed.

[Nostromo]

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[Barnabas]

Can anyone recommend me any new band that makes classic rock, by that I mean something like the Rolling Stones, the Black Crowes, souther rock, something like this

In that video you have the Black Crowes and Stereophonics, Sterephonics make great covers of other people and are great live, but I don't like their original songs much

[Barnabas]

Nostromo, I would recommend you the two jazzier albums of Joni Mitchell, The Hissing of summer lawns and Hejira, her 2 best albums IMO, and very different from her early folk albums. Try Edith and the Kingpin for example