New Albums for 2006: What Are You Listening To?

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New Albums for 2006: What Are You Listening To?

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Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man: Motion Picture Soundtrack

Elton John - The Captain and the Kid

Weird Al Yankovic - Straight Outta Lynwood

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This summer's playlist consisted of the following 2006. releases:

Michael Franti & Spearhead: Yell Fire!
T-Bone Burnett: True False Identity
Johnny Cash: American V - A Hundred Highways
Bonnie "Prince" Billy: The Letting Go
Bruce Springsteen: We Shall Overcome - The Seeger Sessions
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There's more!
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That's Bernie Taupin on the horse!

Funny! :lol:

It made me think of Brokeback Mountain, since Bernie wrote the lyrics to some of the songs for the soundtrack.
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New albums - six of them this friday evening

Innocent of Nothing - Marilyn Scott
Tafadzwa - Patience Mudeka @ African Rhythms
Modern Times - Bob Dylan
Mama Afrika - Suzzana Owiyo
Delta Hardware - Charlie Musselwhite
Elysium for the Brave - Azam Ali
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Bob Seger and Meatloaf have new albums out now too.
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i bought led zeps 'the songs remain the same' last weekend and a gary moore cd. also bought dylan 'the times they are a changin' have rather an eclectic taste in music.
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but those are very OLD albums. few weeks ago bought ray lamontagne - very good bluesy type stuff.
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Summer Albums:
Sparklehorse - Dreamt for Light Years In The Belly Of A Mountain;
Official Soundtrack - I'm Your Man;
Bob Dylan - Modern Times;
Johnny Cash - American V - A Hundred Highways;
Various Artists - Rogue's Gallery.

other 2006 albums still listening to:
Calexico - Garden Ruin;
Willard Grant Conspiracy - Let It Roll;
Neil Young - Living With War;
Kris Kristofferson - This Old Road;
Isobel Campbell/Mark Lanegan - Ballad of the Broken Seas;
David Gilmour - On An Island;
Anjani Thomas - Blue Alert;
Alejandro Escovedo - The Boxing Mirror;
Camera Obscura - Let's Get Out Of This Country;
Steve Wynn/Miracle 3 - ...tick ...tick ...tick;
Josh Ritter - The Animal Years;
Josh Rouse - Subtitulo.

hmm, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Kris Kristofferson? what other artist, who also started recording in the 60s, should be joining that list?
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tim - what are your thoughts on 'on an island?' - i think its gilmours best solo to date, just wish floyd would reform. no hope of that after live8 though. :(
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philo wrote:tim - what are your thoughts on 'on an island?' - i think its gilmours best solo to date, just wish floyd would reform. no hope of that after live8 though. :(
I'm still loving it, and I too find it his best solo album so far, much as I love some of the individual songs on the earlier two albums. Still annoyed at myself at missing his recent solo tour, so the only one of the new songs that I've heard live is 'Smile', which I heard at the Royal Festival Hall in 2001 and 2002...

It would be great to hear the four of them record or perform together again, but you're right, there seems no hope of that

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the jury is still out with me for 'On an Island'.............

I've only listened to it three times. I guess it needs more plays before it grows on me.

I must check to see what Roger Waters is up to :lol:

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