Cover of Thelonious Monk
Day 3 of this week's Music Diary Project:
- *String Quartet No.1. Complete String Quartets of Leon Kirtchner Kirchner. Boston Composers Quartet
- *String Quartet No. 2
- *String Quartet No. 3
- *Ripples Through Pitch Space. Carl McTague
- *Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues-Are. Live at the Jazz Workshop. Thelonious Monk
- *String Quartet No. 1. Complete String Quartets of Leon Kirchner. Boston Composers Quartet
- *Setting Sun. The Saint soundtrack. Chemical Brothers.
- *Etudes Op. 8. Scriabin Piano Works. Marta Deyanova
- *Music for Marcel Duchamp. Shutter Island soundtrack. John Cage - Philip Vandre
- Electric Counterpoint. The Cinematic Orchestra - Late Nite Tales. Steve Reich
- Atari Ajanaku. Ju Ju Roots: 1930's-1950's. Jolly Orchestra
- Bloom. The King of Limbs. Radiohead
- Morning Mr Magpie
- *Little By Little
- Feral
- Lotus Flower
- *Little By Little
- Endlessly. Dark Hope. Renee Fleming. rdio
- No One's Gonna Love You
- Oxygen
- Today
- Intervention
- *Embroidery. Songs for the Ten Voices of the Two Prophets. Terry Riley. rdio
- *Eastern Man
- Chorale of the Blessed Day
- To My Son. Solos and Duos. Andrew Imbrie - Aki Takahashi
- Crystal Drops. Hi Kyung Kim - Aki Takahashi
- Melody for Gayageum. Andrew Imbrie - Aki Takahashi
- Duet for Two Friends
- Mukashi Mukashi (Once Upon A Time)
- Till the World Ends. Britney Spears. Vevo
The song is ok and I have nothing against faux-apocalyptic dance videos but I did laugh near the end when Britney came out of the manhole into the sunlight. - It's Like Reaching for the Moon. A Portrait of an Artist 1935-1948. Billie Holiday
- *I Have the Moon, You Have the Internet. Yesterday and Today. The Field
- *68 States. D-Sides. Gorillaz.
- *[I'm Not Your] Steppin' Stone. More of the Monkees
- *Lotus Blossom. Quiet Kenny. Kenny Dorham
- *La Fiesta. Flowers. Chick Corea - Arturo Stalteri
- One for Jarman. Certain Blacks. Art Ensemble of Chicago
I remain enamored of these quartets, including the Pulitzer-winning Third that includes a part of (for?) electronic tape.
I've worked out a formula for determining which Monk recordings I like best. They need to have a catch and clever melody, Monk's piano solo needs to be emphatic, and the tenor saxophone needs to be well-recorded.
I was late in buying the new Radiohead release. I like the instrumental part of these songs but I may suffer from Thom Yorke vocal malaise (his and mine).
Tim Mangan's post ( "She didn't embarrass herself (a triumph in itself), but neither did she really get down.") reminds me to listen again to this attempt at pop, for better or worse. By the way, that last song is an Arcade Fire cover.
Terry Riley vocals are an acquired taste, and it took awhile but I'm there...
Tracks from my rdio "collection."
Favorites with an asterisk. The full diary: April 4 April 5
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