Nina Simone collection

I got it on CD at a second hand store in town. I thought about you when I bought it cause I remembered you liked them a lot.

Yeah I posted a video of Waltz Delire, which is on that album.
https://youtu.be/MrK_5_dD8PU

Great find! The Columbia owned albums are pretty rare.

Yes, it's not easy finding some of their stuff.

That one along with their first album Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung and Lost Translations are really difficult to find. There's one I miss from before the violinist left that I'm still hoping to find someday.

You'll get it. Patience is a vertue.

Finally got to rip some of my DAAU CDs bytheway. I need to listen more to Tub Gurnard Goodness.

Spotify has stupidly got two different DAAU artists, with the other one as Daau. They have DAAU with several albums, but created a separate artist for their We Need New Animals album.

That Shining album is pretty cool, in my opinion. Let me know what you think of it, Bonny.

Thought it was a bit noisy. Fun though.

Am going to try Verdi now. I already have multiple performances of Mozart's Requiem but I'm still trying to find one that is balanced enough.

If you like that one, you could try the following record, Grindstone, but I would avoid the ones after that, they went into quite a different direction, a kind of pop/noise/black metal that was pretty good on Blackjazz but became really stupid afterwards.

A one-man-band I recently discovererd, totally by accident:

The Nerve Institute - Architects of Flesh-Density

Hmmm, interesting...

I'd rather listen to King Crimson.

The Unraveling - Dir En Grey and the Uroboros - with the proof in the name of the living at Nippon Budokan, 01 Oct 2008 concert DVD. Legendary Dir en Grey performance, possibly their best ever.

Today I bought Therapy? - Trouble Gum, and Dimmu Borgir - For All Cid at the 2nd hander, and Dad bought me:"Frank Zappa - The broadcast collection 1970-1981. Now playing disk 1 (of 5) and it begins with some crowd noise and a short interview. Sounds like a live from 1970, "The New Maternity". It also has "Ahoy There!" and "Puttin' On The Ritz", so I'm guessing it's a bootleg.

I already enjoyed New Maternity and Ahoy There!, but unfortunately Puttin' On The Ritz appears to be mono.

Currently playing Dimmu Borgir - pretty cool, it's in Norwegian... (I'm a glottophile. My phone has a lot of songs in Spanish, French, German, Japanese of course, Dutch, and now I can add Norwegian songs. Kewl. :bald