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farmergiles · 02-12-2008, 01:59 PM

1: Waltz for a piano in A minor - Chopin
5/10 Pleasant enough, rather lacking in substance. Sounds a bit like some incidental music from a costume drama

2: Acknowledgement - John Coltrane
9/10 Some of the best played and most radical jazz ever- really pushing the boundaries. Little bit taxing for easy listening. Best heard along with the rest of the album (A Love Supreme) cos its like a chapter from a story.

3: Have a Little Faith in Me- The Bellrays (B side- not the album version)
7/10 Combination of raw soulful vocals, luscious chord progressions and a mix similar to a Motorhead album from about 1979.

4: Don`t Be Sore at Me- The Parliaments
7/10 Snappy little northern soul style no. Good for some talcum style dance moves specially if it`s played a bit fast

5: Relentless- The Aquanauts
7/10 Driving Techno with trademark UR 2 step rythm and wicked heavy bass line.

02-12-2008, 01:59 PM	#7 (permalink)
farmergiles help me Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: hold me, help me Posts: 924 Thanks: 60 Thanked 108 Times in 92 Posts	1: Waltz for a piano in A minor - Chopin 5/10 Pleasant enough, rather lacking in substance. Sounds a bit like some incidental music from a costume drama 2: Acknowledgement - John Coltrane 9/10 Some of the best played and most radical jazz ever- really pushing the boundaries. Little bit taxing for easy listening. Best heard along with the rest of the album (A Love Supreme) cos its like a chapter from a story. 3: Have a Little Faith in Me- The Bellrays (B side- not the album version) 7/10 Combination of raw soulful vocals, luscious chord progressions and a mix similar to a Motorhead album from about 1979. 4: Don`t Be Sore at Me- The Parliaments 7/10 Snappy little northern soul style no. Good for some talcum style dance moves specially if it`s played a bit fast 5: Relentless- The Aquanauts 7/10 Driving Techno with trademark UR 2 step rythm and wicked heavy bass line. __________________ Cultivate a stoic calmness