QuarryHunslet
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I enjoyed the first album by this artist, so I’m listening to another one.
What are you listening to?
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QuarryHunslet
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Now, another one.
QuarryHunslet
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Now listening to the fourth album by the same artist.
Capturing the band of Zappa, George Duke, Chester Thompson (drums), Tom Fowler (bass), Bruce Fowler (trombone), Ruth Underwood (percussion) and Napoleon Murphy Brock (vocals) at the height of their powers.
And not forgetting: Zappa NEVER failed!
And not forgetting: Zappa NEVER failed!
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QuarryHunslet
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Another album from Frida Hyvönen, this time in her native Swedish language.
My first contact and try with ChatGPT! Scary in a way, but effective and with a no nonsense result. At least here. Nevertheless it will be not repeated. Old brains like mine need work. (Wish we it had during school or study 
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"Damnation" by Opeth is a captivating departure from the band's usual heavy progressive metal sound, showcasing their versatility and depth. Released in 2003, this album embraces a more mellow, progressive rock style, rich with melancholic melodies and hauntingly beautiful acoustic arrangements. Mikael Åkerfeldt's clean vocals are emotionally resonant, perfectly complementing the introspective lyrics and atmospheric instrumentals. Tracks like "Windowpane" and "In My Time of Need" highlight the band's adeptness at creating intricate soundscapes. "Damnation" stands as a testament to Opeth's ability to evolve and experiment, offering a serene yet profound listening experience."
)"Damnation" by Opeth is a captivating departure from the band's usual heavy progressive metal sound, showcasing their versatility and depth. Released in 2003, this album embraces a more mellow, progressive rock style, rich with melancholic melodies and hauntingly beautiful acoustic arrangements. Mikael Åkerfeldt's clean vocals are emotionally resonant, perfectly complementing the introspective lyrics and atmospheric instrumentals. Tracks like "Windowpane" and "In My Time of Need" highlight the band's adeptness at creating intricate soundscapes. "Damnation" stands as a testament to Opeth's ability to evolve and experiment, offering a serene yet profound listening experience."
Brantome
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Memories of the French language lab at school in the sixties where our teacher would play Tous Les Garçons et Les Filles and others…
This line came immediately to mind on reading the sad news of her death yesterday:
“Et mon amie la rose est morte ce matin…”
castalla
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castalla
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Always playable
castalla
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Another classic
