Toadfish Monastery

Listening to lots of Tom Waits lately.

and now it's Human After All of Daft Punk. Both album and song, as it's the ol' first track/title track.

Very good example of not terribly complex music still being incredibly good/high quality. At least, in terms of strictly notes. The percussion gets more involved, I think.

The sound of spring cleaning in the atrium

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A repeat of a 1966 I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again  on BBC Radio 7.  John Cleese's rhubarb tart song came in one of these shows.  ISIRTA is underappreciated; it was one of the forerunners of Monty Python.

Brother (New Genius) by Gorillaz, off their self-entitled album, GoRiLlAz

The Corries

I've got loads of Corries records; I've even transferred one or two to CD.
The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie is probably my favourite.  Did you ever go to a live concert, Swato?

Mozart's horn concertos, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields under Sir Neville Marriner, soloist Peter Damm.

Mozart's are harder to play than it would seem.

Some idiotic local Orlando news on tv (that I used to wake my wife and son or they'd sleep till noon).

Quote from: DavidH on March 20, 2010, 10:29:34 AM
I've got loads of Corries records; I've even transferred one or two to CD.
The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie is probably my favourite.  Did you ever go to a live concert, Swato?

I became aware of them only recently (I think 2 years ago), so any real world encounter would require a time machine.
I have the CDs (and DVDs) more or less complete (I see no reason for Best Ofs, if I have each track already on another CD).
I hope some of the older stuff will be republished on CD. I have a few of those from Youtube. Mandolinda6 uploads a lot.
The Bonnie Lass is on the short list for cthulhufication ("I never did intend a cultist's wife to be"), as is Lock the door Lariston.

Natasha Atlas the album Halim

Musical Sunday Riddle on the radio

Quote from: SwatoThe Bonnie Lass is on the short list for cthulhufication ("I never did intend a cultist's wife to be"), as is Lock the door Lariston.

I'd love to see you try Johnny McEldo!

I'm listening to the grandson Cap'n B doing a live performance on his keyboard (aka bashing the bejazus out of it).  It sounds nearly as nice as a chimp cutting corrugated iron with a chainsaw.

Checking whether Roddy McCorly could be used for a song about the storming of Curwen's house in Providence (Case of Charles Dexter Ward)

A radio 4 program about  the work of Delia Derbyshire.

Musical Sunday Riddle on the radio