Good day. I'll tell you that I like your musical taste and in some aspects it is even similar with you and me. It would be interesting to hear more songs that you listen to on a regular basis. In general, in my life I am engaged in the creation of business cards. Just recently I found a cool service for this - business card maker. It is unrealistically convenient and the result is stylish material.

Speak Engrish, troop.

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$uicideboy$ - Eternal grey
Wu tang clan - 36 chambers
2pac - All eyes on me
Flatbush zombies - 3001 a laced odyssey

Juana Molina - Segundo

When you have a spare half and hour...
no need to answer as just going off here now..
cheers, Dianne

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Te Deum Arvo Pärt, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra (1993, ECM)

Listened to this in early 2020 and forgot how good it was

^ Thanks for introducing me to this album, Tristan :thumb: I just loved the opening track, and my next favourite was Mirrors. I felt some of the other tracks could have been shorter, or better still, could have been developed more. Courage, seems to be an example of this failing, though approached in the right mood, it could also be considered the best track on the album....time for me to replay it all.
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Yes, Marie Monday, Juana Molina's albums are so good: the albums after Segundo are also excellent: Son, Wed 21, Halo. She just kept getting better and better.
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On Youtube, this Hossam Ramzy album is split up into 12 seperate tracks, so this is just the title track:-



Strictly speaking, the album I'm digging has a less cheesy cover and 8 tracks instead of the twelve on Youtube, but to be honest 8 tracks are enough of this music, which is both beautiful but rather insistant to my mind.

Moolah - a treasure from my younger days.
Here's another one from '74 too.