| | Enrico Coniglio Combicom CD - Import Enrico Coniglio Discography of CDs
Enrico Coniglio Combicom Songs | 1. | Sulla Spiaggia Al Ritz |
| 2. | COMbiCOM |
| 3. | Cuir De Russie |
| 4. | Mon Jardin |
| 5. | Traverses |
| 6. | Nascosto Nel Suo Cielo |
| 7. | Soma |
| 8. | Foreland |
| 9. | Quiet Area |
| 10. | Sulla Spiaggia Al Ritz (Reprise) |
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The Residents have been on quite a creative streak in the first decade of the new millennium, with a bunch of new albums, a pretty extensive reissue campaign, and retrospectives like the Kettles of Fish compilation. And judging from the "futurist compilation" Ten Little Piggies, they aren't slowing down at all. The "Ten Little Piggies" referred to are actually ten different projects that may or may not be completed and/or released (actually, as of the release date in late 2009, a couple of the projects have been released as downloads only and The Ughs! received a physical release as well). It's quite a mix. Several of these projects revisit earlier ones, like the Tweedles and Voice of Midnight instrumentals, which are interesting because those albums were originally so driven by narrative that the music was almost secondary. Apparently, they're also working on a Duck Stab Re-Imagined album, represented here by an almost drum'n'bass-style "Semolina" and a surprisingly dark take on "Laughing Song," reduced almost entirely to percussion. There are a couple of soundtrack projects (Strange Culture and Haeckel's Tale) and a couple extensions of the Bunny Boy saga: "Arkansas" and a live album from the Bunny Boy tour. Perhaps the two best tracks come ...
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| | Windham Hill Christmas II CD (2003)
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Following in the footsteps of the previous collection, A Windham Hill Christmas, Vol. 2 gathers more relaxing, sophisticated holiday music as performed by Windham Hill's roster of artists. The collection finds the right balance between traditional and contemporary, both in terms of its sound and its choice of songs. Will Ackerman and David Cullen's "I Wonder as I Wander" sounds gently modern, while Paul McCandless' "In Dulci Jubilo" has a slightly more traditional bent. Tracy Silverman and Thea Suits' strings and flute interpretation of "Away in a Manger" mixes both approaches and is breathtaking in its lovely simplicity. Most of the performances here, including Barbara Higbie's "Patapan," suggest pristine snowscapes or, in the case of Jim Brickman's "The First Noel," the warmth of a hearth, but Steve Erquiaga's "Joy to the World" may be the first rendition of the carol that sounds downright sunny. Tracks by Richard Schönherz, Alex de Grassi, and Tim Story and George Winston's "Silver Bells" complete the album, which like A Windham Hill Christmas, makes a lovely, subtle soundtrack to the holidays. ~ Heather Phares
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The remarkable Magic Box project by visual artist/musician Tom Maxwell of the Blue Hawaiians and filmmaker/guitarist Steve Denny is a masterful synthesis of disparate instrumental styles: progressive, trance, edgy surf rock, jazz, classical (Erik Satie, Maurice Ravel), psychedelic, and Eastern influences. The band manages to surf atop a melange of free-form jams, audio samples, and original recorded material while maintaining consistently high levels of artistic integrity. In short, the whole album coheres ...
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