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Re: New music question
i've heard a three or four tracks on the lucinda
record - sounds real good. emmylou harris covered her
on *wrecking ball* with "sweet old world," one of the
countless (12) highlights on that record.
man, i've been sitting on kirstey maccoll's "tropical
brainstorm" for about two months. have given it to
both my sister-in-law and a great friend on the west
coast and have received reviews similar to mine.
funny, witty, sad, stylish, cuban/latin-influenced,
jazzycool, lush, in places stereolab-ey, some
standard-sounding stuff, it's got the whole package.
if you can't decide next time you're at the store,
check it out.
on topic as long as it's about music,
eric
--- OncleBoo at aol_com wrote:
> Hey...
>
> Y'all are being too quiet today. You worry me when
> you're like that...
>
> I've got a question for the lot of you. It's not
> OtR-related (apologies to
> those of you who don't want to hear about non-OtR
> stuff here), but at least
> it's musical. Anyway, here it is: Do any of you
> have the new Lucinda
> Williams ("Essence"), Ron Sexsmith ("Blue Boy"), or
> 77's ("A Golden Field of
> Radioactive Crows")? If so, would you kindly
> provide your opinions?
>
> Thanks y'all...
>
> Steve
> oncleboo at aol_com
>
> np: OtR - FfR (oh, look, there is OtR content here
> after all!)
>
> â*œFrom all this we may learn that there are two
> races of men in this world,
> but only these two - the 'race' of the decent man
> and the 'race' of the
> indecent man.â** â*“ Viktor Frankl
>
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