What have you been listening to?, part 2

[Rev. Powell]

"Permutation" by Amon Tobin

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"Do It Afraid" by Yaya Bey

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"Solace of the Mind" by Amina Claudine Myers

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"McCartney, It'll Be OK" by University. Noise rock, not really my thing, well-done for those who like that kind of thing.

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"Hawalat" by Charif Megarbane

[Allhallowsday]

THE VELVET UNDERGROUND Loaded   

[Dr. Whom]

Whatever it is the builders next door are playing, with the occasional power tool coming through.

[Rev. Powell]

"Tracks II: The Lost Albums" by Bruce Springsteen. If you didn't hear, these are 7 unreleased albums (not just compilations of B-sides) that Springsteen shelved over the years. Imagine being so prolific that you make entire albums and not release them; there probably aren't any lost hits here, but they're all worthy album cuts. I'll be listening to these for the next few days.

[Allhallowsday]

CAL TJADER Soul Sauce   

[Allhallowsday]

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Volunteers 

[zombie no.one]

impulse purchase the other day...prior to this album Helloween made the kind of 'dungeons, dragons, wizards and goblins' type power-metal designed to be listened to by 13 yr old boys in their rooms. I loved heavy metal as a kid, but I was not that boy, and I thought Helloween were pretty crap tbh

this album is totally different though, and it completely alienated their fanbase. lol... I think it's the best thing they did. big brash poppy rock anthems, even with brass sections and acoustic tracks. not a hint of cauldrons and leg of newt in sight. must've sucked to be a Helloween fan when this came out, can imagine a lot of posters were ripped from walls in disgust 

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"Virgin" by Lorde. What the kids are listening to. Not bad, as far as this kind of stuff goes. Won't listen to it again.

[Allhallowsday]

VLADO PERLEMUTER Plays RAVEL  (1961 aka Piano Music, actually not complete).