I know this point has been made at previous times on this forum, but I'm not sure how albums that are in the top 1000 of both BEA and RYM are remotely underrated or lost, considering there probably are hundred of millions of records in the world ๐ค
though I got it from Norman. I like how he said it's proto-Newsom. The cover says it all, really : she's a mermaid with a heavenly voice singing songs with her harp, it's incredible.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night OST (also Dracula X: Nocturne In The Moonlight OST)
For me it's a masterpiece not only in video-game music, but also in gothic rock, neo-classical and other genres.
Masters Of Traditional Chinese Music - Lin Shicheng: Pipa
Kagura: Japanese Shinto Ritual Music
Chinese Traditional Yan Qin Music by Anna Guo
Masters of Traditional Chinese Music - Guan Pinghu: Guqin _________________ "I feel like for the last two years thereโs been sort of a sonic evolution happening and Iโve been experimenting more and more."
os mutantes and sf sorrow are terrific but hardly 'lost'
I've said it elsewhere, but the Birthday Party should have more attention.
Guitar World, April 1993 by Alan Di Perna
Kevin Shields: "The Birthday Party were also my favorite band at that time. They're pretty much why I formed a band. Them and the Cramps."
Thrasher Magazine, Sept, 2005 by Sarah Pulver
James Murphy (LCD Soundsystem) : ยซ My first album: I got some birthday money, went to the record store and bought Siouxsie and the Banshees Join Hands, The Fall Grotesque, and The Birthday Party Nick the Stripper, all in one day. And all three of those records are three of my favorite things I've ever heard. ยป
I've always thought Autechre's Tri Repetae is pretty awesome.
it's sad that Benny Goodman's 1938 Carnegie Hall concert is so low on this site.
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