DJ River The Blue Room (Spring 2006)

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DJ River The Blue Room (Spring 2006)

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[Carol’s things] The Blue Room is a timeless piece that is soothing and uplifting. Tracks are exquisitely unique and spacious in a limitless manner.

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[Fallingsky.blogs.com] Falling Sky: MP3 of the Week: Back when I was a wee slip of a schoolboy, I played the violin. I did. Took it up to grade 3 (or was it 5? The numbers look so similar...) before I gave up, partly because it felt like I had enough on my plate - oh, those heady GCSE days - but also because, really, where was the fun? How could it possibly relate to the music I loved, full of adolescent angst, anger and energy? It was only years later that I heard - and subsequently saw - Warren Ellis of the Bad Seeds and Dirty Three making the most astonishing, powerful, heart-breaking sounds out of a violin when, up until then, the only rocking use of the instrument had been Come On Eileen. Then came Godspeed You Black Emperor and A Silver Mt Zion, classical strings beautifully wrapped around howling guitars and chest-thumping percussion, and I asked myself: why didn't anyone tell me it could be like this back when I was playing? Even now, it's still refreshing and exciting to see classical instruments used in modern music as more than a gimmick, and if such possibilities were made clear to kids back in those school days... I dunno, maybe there wouldn't be quite so many instrument cases gathering dust in parental lofts.

[Umlauts] Cross Europe Chart Challenge... of Death!... : AA: If sexual assault were a sound, it wouldn’t sound all that different to this number. A guy who sounds like the distant cousin of DJ Bobo, and a girl who is probably one of Marianne Faithfull’s bastard heroin-using-born children, if their voices don’t push you into slitting your wrists, the horrible “melody” will.

[---] The scent of coffee reminds me of when I was a... : --- banubula Banubula Thursday, October 28, 2004 A Conversation Yesterday with all the Context Removed: Man #1: I mean, I said yes but I can't really say that I have it in me, that I even know what that means or how it would work in the future... Man #2: Don't think about the future.