Try Getting Out of Your Music Comfort Zone

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by PleasantSounds

These three are not the latest and genre-wise are quite a spread, but IMO deserve some attention:

Adam Ben Ezra - Can't Stop Running - Can't Stop Running
Great bass player and a lovely tune.

Senhor De Baixo (or Bassotronics) - Bas From Hell, Vol.1 - Bass Is Your God
A bit of fun with seismic frequencies.

Lambchop - Is A Woman - Caterpillar
An uncanny feeling of presence.

I am listening to the entire Adam Ben Ezra album now. Some very interesting tracks on it.

[Still-One]

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[Antonmb]

Here’s a new discovery for me. I read a review of this album in Hi-Fi+ this morning and tried it via Tidal, and find some of it very interesting.

Try the first track, “A Street in Bombay,” the album is My East Is Your West by Sarathy Korwar & The UPAJ Collective.

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by Antonmb

Here’s a new discovery for me. I read a review of this album in Hi-Fi+ this morning and tried it via Tidal, and find some of it very interesting.

Try the first track, “A Street in Bombay,” the album is My East Is Your West by Sarathy Korwar & The UPAJ Collective.

Tony
I am listening as I write this. Must say this one started off slow and hoy better around the 9 minute mark. Still not in my wheel house.

Thanks for sharing. We need others to suggest additional tracks.

[damacman]

Step outside your comfort zone you say? Well here we go.

Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack. This is the opening track of their S/T debut.

Yello - Who's Gone? Track 5 on Baby

Rebecca Pidgeon - Grandmother. Track 5 on The Raven (available in MQA)

Who dares to play that first one?

[2fastdriving]

Originally Posted by damacman

Step outside your comfort zone you say? Well here we go.

Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack. This is the opening track of their S/T debut.

Yello - Who's Gone? Track 5 on Baby

Rebecca Pidgeon - Grandmother. Track 5 on The Raven (available in MQA)

Who dares to play that first one?

I love RATM! That particular one is even recorded fairly well.

[damacman]

Originally Posted by 2fastdriving

I love RATM! That particular one is even recorded fairly well.

That album is epic! Recorded on the Neve at Sound City it was ...

[2fastdriving]

Originally Posted by damacman

That album is epic! Recorded on the Neve at Sound City it was ...

Maggie's farm is a great cover by them, too. Turn it up!

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by 2fastdriving

I love RATM! That particular one is even recorded fairly well.

Marc
Tom Morello is a guitar whiz. For some reason Tidal will not let me play that track. I will try again later.

The Cello track is interesting and catchy. Not something that I would keep in rotation.

Interesting choice from The Raven. Almost everyone gravitates to the overplayed but well recorded "Spanish Harlem". I forgot all about "Grandmother". Thanks.