Image via WikipediaOk, now that I've resolved that large amounts of lala streaming won't use up my ISP bandwidth quota for the month (don't ask), I'm back and enjoying lala. I'm also reminded about the joys of the celestial jukebox. Although I have no clue what it is, recommended by lala and next in my queue is an album named Prototype by an artist named Charles Ives. It's marked as alternative and released in 2007. There's also a major American composer named Charles Ives, of course. Wish me luck...
Update: CD Baby has the CD available for just $72.97.
Update 2: Just because Aaaee has electronic elements doesn't mean it wasn't written by the original Charles Ives e.g. The Unanswered Question by Captain Kirk.I don't vouch for that particular download site.
Update 3: No, not that Captain Kirk. I can't find a good link yet to the jazz Captain Kirk but I did find a link linking Grace Slick and the original Captain Kirk. This reminds me to announce I recently heard the pre-Jefferson Airplane version of Somebody to Love, by Grace Slick and the Great! Society -- Grace with a twist of innocence.
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ever figure out what this music is? I listen to this album a good deal but never found out who made it.
Posted by: Ben | September 09, 2011 at 09:43 AM