Zoek

[Maurice]

yeah leg ik Patricia Barber onder mijn kussen , woepsssss trio hahaha , zou het wat zijn miss Barber live 

grtz mars

Heb ik ook, is erg lekker, goede opname ook weer

[Paul]

Gisteren op de vad beurs de dvd Diana Krall live in Paris.

Prachtige jazz muziek en wederom doet de sub waarvoor die is aangeschaft.

[TurboMarco]

dvd van Opeth Lamentations  ,en die is echt goed hoor!! 

[mars]

vanmiddag Octavarium van Dream theater gekocht ( is allemaal Marco z'n schuld )

top cd , maar het titel nummer is helemaal mooi!!

grtz mars

[dmeerpa]

Eergisteren 2 CD's gekocht:
* Gabriel Rios : Ghostboy
* Ultimate Kylie

[Paul]

2x Diana Krall

The Very Best Off / the special limited edition cd / dvd package en Love Scenes.

Weer via dat kleine winkeltje uit Arnhem.

[mars]

moggel

inn het kader; goud van oud !  mothership van led zeppelin ,euhhhhhhhhh deluxe editie ja

gave cd

ook nog ,Viva van Roxy Music, met Phill Manzenera on guitar en Brian Eno on violin  en uiteraard Brian ferry , bud opname maar wat een sfeer 

Ik heb roxy in deze bezetting nog gezien toen ik nog een heel klein marsje was , dus ook sweet memories .
Deze plaat had ik uiteraard al op vinyl , maar sinds 1990 niet meer gehoord

grtz mars

[WYWH]

Ik moet zeggen dat die laatste Led Zeppelin wel erg goed op de cd is gezet.
De sound engineer heeft echt zijn best gedaan!!! Chapeau!!

[mars]

Ik moet zeggen dat die laatste Led Zeppelin wel erg goed op de cd is gezet.
De sound engineer heeft echt zijn best gedaan!!! Chapeau!!

yeps, hij is oke he!!

[Paul]

Live A Fortnight In France / Patricia Barber
Verse / Patricia Barber

Two Shots / Matt Dusk

[SoundZ]

Ik heb een paar 2e handsjes besteld via Amazon. Dat kan nu eindelijk, weet niet of het ook voor boeken geldt. Eerder was het zo dat als je doorging naar de 'kassa', gebruikte spullen van je lijstje niet van uit de USA naar hier werden verzonden.

Maar goed, wat heb ik dan besteld:

3 cd's van Øystein Sevåg (zijn oudere werk)

en ook nog een nieuwe van Rajaton (Maa). Op www.rajaton.net kun je luisteren naar volledige versies van verschillende nummers van verschillende albums. Worden gespeeld met hun eigen online-player.

[joep]

Met kerst van mijn echtgenote gekregen van de Stones de nieuwste 4DVD-set "The Biggest Bang".

[thom]

heb net me 3 cd's binnen

kenny burrell- midnight
yessongs
aangenaam jazz 2007

[MadVillain]

Ik heb het dj-gebeuren maar weer eens opgepakt omdat ik gevraagt ben om binnenkort weer op een feest te gaan draaien. En kon moeilijk nee zeggen  omdat ik compleet mijn eigen ding mag doen!

Via Beatport.com een zooi losse tracks gekocht/gedownload:

Boys Noize - Lava lava
Adam Freeland - Glowsticks
Felix da Housecat - Like something 4 porno (Teenage badgirl remix)
Deadmau5 - Arguru
Simian Mobile Disco - Its just the beat
Boys Noize - Lets buy happiness
Teenage bad girl - Cocotte (boys noize rework)
Nightlife - Ambopop
Danger - 14h55

Bijna allemaal een beetje in de vuil, heftig klinkende electro house stijl.

[Maurice]

Ik had ze al in mp3 formaat, maar nu toch ook even de originelen aangeschaft:

Kamelot - The Black Halo

Review   by Eduardo Rivadavia

Much to their credit, American progressive metal stalwarts Kamelot have consistently tread a very distinctive and personal path throughout their career, paying little mind to popular trends or passing fashions, and, as a result, gaining a fan following more dedicated than most. These fans won't be disappointed with the band's seventh studio album, 2005's typically accomplished and eclectic Black Halo, which immediately bucks ordinary metallic expectations when it chooses the majestic, slow-building "March of Mephisto" as an opener ahead of second track "When the Lights Go Down"'s opening of the power metal floodgates. Of course that's because, despite often running in similar performing and recording circles (this album, in fact, being cut in Germany) as Europe's power metal elite, Kamelot easily transcend most subgenre limitations by looking both backwards and forwards, to classic heavy metal and progressive metal horizons, respectively. Enter the band's on-going study of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's poetic dramatization of Faust, a project carried over from their previous album, 2003's Epica, and interwoven into much of the band's own concepts here. Much like a three-act play, these 14 cuts appear to be clustered in accordance with a vague overall plot, and come partitioned by three interludes, the second of which is particularly interesting and original for featuring visitor Cinzia Rizzo singing in Italian. In fact, guest appearances abound throughout Black Halo, with, among others, Dimmu Borgir throat Shagrath and Epica siren Simone Simons both lending their voices and characters to a song or two, and Stratovarius keyboardist Jens Johansson adding his remarkable talents to a couple of tunes as well. But, no matter how many luminaries drop in, it's ever the members of Kamelot themselves holding down the fort on masterful examples of regal, often symphonically-enhanced heavy metal like "The Haunting (Somewhere in Time)," the title track, and the stunning, eight-minute album centerpiece "Memento Mori." And in vocalist Roy Khan -- quite simply one of the most versatile and expressive in any rock field -- Kamelot have a truly difference-making force (see his tour de force in the glorious ballad "Abandoned"), and one which, for all his formidable lung capacity, never threatens to overwhelm the efforts of his equally talented bandmates. Sure enough, by the time it finally finishes unfolding in such unpredictable and personal fashion almost an hour later (via the surging "Serenade"), Black Halo has staked a claim for best ever Kamelot album -- and therefore a highly recommended album by any standards.

Ayreon - The Human Equation

Biography   by Steve Huey

The progressive metal outfit Ayreon is essentially just Dutch multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Arjen Anthony Lucassen (formerly of the more mainstream metal band Vengeance), plus a revolving-door cast of collaborators and guest musicians that changes from project to project. Ayreon albums are usually large-scale concept epics and sometimes rock operas, in the latter case featuring a different vocalist for each character. Lucassen formed Ayreon in 1994 and released its first album, The Final Experiment, the following year. The more ethereal Actual Fantasy followed in 1996, and from there Ayreon only got more elaborate. 1998's Into the Electric Castle was a campy, sci-fi concept work spanning two discs and featuring guests like ex-Marillion singer Fish and the Gathering's Anneke van Giersbergen. Next up was Universal Migrator, another double-disc set whose volumes were issued separately under the subtitles Part I: The Dream Sequencer and Part II: Flight of the Migrator. These featured even more guest appearances, most notably Tiamat's Johan Edlund and Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson, plus current and former members of Gamma Ray, Primal Fear, Helloween, Stratovarius, and Symphony X; musicians included Rocket Scientist's Erik Norlander and ex-Gorefest drummer Ed Warby.