Happy New Year!

You too, thank you!

Thank you! Greeting from Yokohama.

loads of good-good music here! nice taste man! try these croats out if you feel like it, think you might! downloads free! https://longhare.bandcamp.com/

ooh, I like your plays too, lots of new names to check out and I don't play *nearly* enough Deerhoof!

Wow - really interesting library.. thanks for the listens

Woah man, thanks for the recs, I'm working my way through my (endless) backlog but I always try to give priority to recommendations, and yours are always on point, so yeah thanks again.

Hi, I'm following you.

Dang man, that sounds so cool, just like all the bands you mentioned. Keep up the good work I guess

Well that video was trippy, some parts reminded me of Lorelle Meets the Obsolete, which is a mexican band too, although it's in their live shows where they tend to improvise/jam a little more and strech their tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77ctvB2oVrY oh and thanks again

Thanks for that recommendation, really enjoyed it and I'm feeling like this could become a personal favorite, at least when I get asked about bands from my country. I also think its funny how I never heard of this band in the past and yet know all the other bands that Spotify says are similar to them.

With almost 4k artists in your library it's kind of tricky to know what to recomend you, so I guess checking "friends who listen" in the artist profile is easier, I just listened to Current 93 - Black Ships Ate the Sky and noticed you have listened to that band but just a few times, so if you'd like, give that album a chance.

woah thanks, yup my library is still getting there since I'm back to this site, (shame I deleted my first one to begin with lol). I see Jenny Hval there, saw her last year and the set was so good, kinda "out there" but also friendly at the same time, everyone lost their shit when she sampled lana del rey from her iphone

New EP from Lida Husik? Great playlist.

Great library!

Hi - Thanks for your visit & greetings from New Mexico... :-)

... And [url=http://skilledtests.com/wiki/Wavegraph#Pdna2]here[/url]'s a present for you: this wavegraph shows your top100 artists over 5 years. I can see about 3 phases in your history where your artists shifted. What do you think? Any [url=http://www.last.fm/group/Musicology/forum/221405/_/2238689]feedback[/url] (in group [group]Musicology[/group]) is appreciated.

Hello Paul, I saw you as a [url=http://www.last.fm/music/Tes+Elations/+listeners]top listener of 'Tes Elations'[/url] and thus, I want to recommend you [url=http://www.last.fm/user/Erkan-Yilmaz/journal/2014/12/23/6clrgm_compositions]my releases[/url] also (one reason being: [artist]Tes Elations[/artist] + my artist have VERY HIGH similarity, and they're [group]EYRS[/group]). As orientation for you: I tagged my 31 tracks mostly with [tag]violin[/tag], [tag]wood and string[/tag], [tag]minimal[/tag], [tag]piano[/tag], [tag]experimental[/tag]... [url=http://skilledtests.com/wiki/Music_compositions_listeners]Here[/url] you can see which tracks other listeners liked most. (Please also drop by at the [group]EYRS[/group] group! The current top4 group tags are: [tag]violin[/tag], [tag]experimental[/tag], [tag]electronic[/tag] and [tag]avant garde[/tag]...)

hi

thanks paul, and same to you. looks like we have a lot of similar interests and overlaps.

wow, old men listen to great music?

Thanks for the visit - Have you visited my website? http://mac-gratuit.fr/site/lechatrave/ - If you want: let's become friends :)))

thanks man !

Thanks for that! - will watch this weekend...

I saw a good set from them at an outdoor camping fest (Strange Daze) in '97, but Nik Turner's solo set was better

got Hawkwind tix for October in Boston! they're doing 'Warrior on the Edge of Time' ('75)

really nice to hear that listening to my library was enjoyable. :) and as I can see your library is interesting as well!

Hi and thanks for the visit. If you want to check my radio show just click here - http://www.ivoox.com/player_ea_1215269_1.html And let me know if you do!!!

Hello Paul. I just noticed that as of March you tagged a bunch of albums with [tag]label inedit[/tag] and now we have a wonderful streaming radio. Thank you so much!

Thanks a lot! Plenty of good stuff in your library as well. Some that I'm not that familiar with. It's always great to get into new music!

Thanks a lot for the reference on Charles Mingus! I'm still not quite sure what to do with the feeling of recognition I experienced on the first times of listening, but I'm fascinated by the melody and the rhythm, and if that brings me to new music, I guess that's what matters. ;)

Thanks man! Yep I'm seeing a lot of stuff I love in your profile - I haven't listened to the Flamin' Groovies in ages! Looking forward to rummaging around in your library - if you have any recommendations please do send them along. Beautiful pic by the way :)

Thanks! You seem to like deserts too! Where is your pic from?

Thank you so much for the compliment on my library! Yours is awesome too! I especially like how The Velvet Underground and Messiaen and next to each other in your charts...nice! The Messiaen class I took was at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas...where I got my undergraduate degree. Yes, I am a full-time musician. I play drums in a Grammy-nominated Cajun band...and I do session work mainly as a pianist/organist. What part of the country are you in? Feel free to message me...I'd love to know about your music studies and/or current musical activities--best, paul

Ah, thank you for pasting your post! I appreciate it! I took a class on Messiaen and am very fond of all of his music. What an amazing composer! And if I haven't before expressed my joy at being friends with you I would like to now: Thank you very much for being my friend!!! and my name is Paul too :) (really!)

the show was released as a cd called 'One Day in Chicago' Kevin Coyne with Jon Langford and the Pine Valley Cosmonauts.....my friend is a lucky guy, also got to hang out with Damo Suzuki. still waiting to find someone who shared a pint with Syd Barrett in his later days, but that might take a while....

i had a pint with kevin coyne he was a londoner over a beer with a beer belly and a fag in his mouth,a real london style blues and booze man thirty 7zears ago or so

lastfm just played me this after a RuthCrawfordSeeger piece I noticed you'd tagged & I thought you might like it(or be interested anyway??). I think it is VERY different from his other tracks though. http://www.last.fm/music/Ceniza+y+la+Banda+Fantasma/_/Magic+Lamp -it plays direct & it is very short.

well put about Tim Hecker.... listen on brother

it's always nice to see Kevin Coyne on someone's charts....a friend of mine hung out with him backstage and said he was a real gentleman. thanks for listening to the old material, new tracks on their way.....

Nice! You like Tōru Takemitsu. ;)

Thank you for these compliments! You seized well the influences of Rhùn! And yes we have tastes in common...

Hey there, I think you made a really interesting point about John Cale's 'Academy in Peril' (the songs 'all have to do with how a rock artist who came out of the classical milieu can re-imagine it from outside the the academic world of contemporary classical music'). Really nice take on kind of a difficult album. Thanks for that.