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Jesse Cook - Frontiers
Instrumental, guitar, flamenco | 320 kbps VBR mp3 | 82 MB | 2007 | Canada, Spain


Tracklist:
01. Matisse the cat
02. Cafe mocha
03. Rain
04. Vamos
05. Turning
06. Havana
07. Ee Cci
08. Come what mMay
09. It ain't me babe
10. La llorona
11. Waiting
12. Europa
13. Alone

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Toronto flamenco guitarist Jesse Cook honed his skills to a whole different level between the release of his fifth studio CD Nomad and his 2007 release, Frontiers. Cook and his wife were living in Seville, Spain between releases, so that he could further study under a host of virtuoso flamenco guitarists, and the result can certainly be heard on Frontiers. While Cook's previous work has veered slightly towards a more adult-contemporary style, Frontiers is truer to the traditional form, and more compelling as a result. The second half of the disc is where fans will find the most magic, especially prevalent when Cook brings three talented guest vocalists into the mix. The first disc highlight comes in the form of a rather unexpected song choice: a rumba-affected cover of Bob Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe" featuring the gorgeous vocals of Canadian singer/actress Melissa McClelland. Additionally, Amanda Martinez offers a rich melancholy on a Mexican folk song called "La Llorna" and former Cook contributor Maryem Tollar reappears with her Egypt-meets-Enya style in "Europa." As for fans of his upbeat instrumentals, rest assured that Cook's fiesty live shows will have a few lively clap-and-dance-along numbers to add to the set, including the rapidfire delivery of "Matisse the Cat" and "Vamos" as well as the percussive-laden romanticism of "Havana." - Denise Sheppard

For more than a decade, Tom Morello used earsplitting riffs to make his point, first with Rage Against the Machine, then with Audioslave. But on his solo debut as the Nightwatchman, the man named one of Rolling Stone's 100 greatest guitarists of all time tries a different approach. Taking cues from six-string radicals such as Woody Guthrie and Johnny Cash, Morello reinvents himself as a singer-songwriter armed only with an acoustic guitar, gravelly baritone, and renewed political fervor. The lyrics are unavoidably blunt, whether tackling the plight of third world workers or being a member of two of the biggest rock bands of the past two decades: "On the streets of Havana I got hugged and kissed/ At the Playboy Mansion I wasn't on the list," he sings on the title track. The real discovery is that he's capable of making the same old racket at just a fraction of the volume

The music on Hydroponic Garden (76'33") by Carbon Based Lifeforms is too sophisticated to be popular; as with all music of this ilk, it does not need the validation of a large audience. The decidedly ambient alter-ego of the Trance genre oriented "Notch", Carbon Based Lifeforms is Johannes Hedberg and Daniel Ringstrom. This duo represents the best of a generation who tells how it feels instead of where it's at. Through the use of the sonic equivalent of primary colors, Hydroponic Garden is a wonderful album of suave propelling rhythms contrasted by vast impassioned timbral planes. Maximum attention to this music is rewarded with a fulfilling comprehension. At the foundation of this album are the deep warm grooves and seductive rhythms that are the hallmarks of IDM. Upon these devices are layered original sonic details: luxuriously sweeping pads, full-throated melodic strokes and modulation laden effects - resulting in an album of fluent and unified music. With moments so realistically painted, the sense of atmosphere is palpable, yet technique never seems to keep the listener outside the narrative of the 11 dreamy and steamy tracks. The music of Carbon Based Lifeforms rises many cuts above much of the so-called Intelligent Dance Music and keeps the intellect searching through the subject matter... while the body nods and throbs to its freewheeling beats and infinite perspectives on pulse. The death of art is self-consciuosness. Hopefully, Carbon Based Lifeforms will carry on under the light of optimism as they have on Hydroponic Garden - and it's music to quench our modren yearning for enigma.

Liquid Mind VI: Spirit, the sixth in Liquid Mind’s tranquil series of deep relaxation music, is ideal for Yoga, massage, meditation, anxiety management, and all healing activities. Like the other Liquid Mind albums, this gentle album is used by people everywhere to relieve stress, by parents and teachers to help quiet hyperactive children, by insomniacs to assist themselves in going back to sleep in the middle of a difficult night, and by just about anyone to relieve the stress of a busy day at work. This music was designed originally to assist in anxiety management, and is useful in any setting where anxiety or stress is an issue.
Composer and synthesist Chuck Wild has crafted another beautiful calming and healing album, a wonderful antidote for the stresses and strains of frenetic life in our fast-moving world. This is deep relaxation music at its finest. Liquid Mind’s best-selling series continues its healing tradition of tranquility and peace.

stripiii wrote:Tori Amos - American Doll Posse (2007)




01. Yo George 1:25
02. Big Wheel 3:18
03. Bouncing Off Clouds 4:08
04. Teenage Hustling 4:00
05. Digital Ghost 3:50
06. You Can Bring Your Dog 4:04
07. Mr. Bad Man 3:18
08. Fat ~censored~ 0:41
09. Girl Disappearing 4:00
10.Secret Spell 4:04
11.Devils And Gods 0:53
12.Body And Soul 3:56
13.Father's Son 3:59
14.Programmable Soda 1:25
15.Code Red 5:27
16.Roosterspur Bridge 3:58
17.Beauty Of Speed 4:08
18.Almost Rosey 5:23
19.Velvet Revolution 1:19
20.Dark Side Of The Sun 4:19
21.Posse Bonus 1:45
22.Smokey Joe 4:19
23.Dragon 5:03

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