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I say this and feel the pain and yet still do it every day.

Definition of insanity? But worth it? For me it's the physical side of things - somehow there's a connection. Plus the size is cooler than CD's - it's got some weight to it/not cheap feeling. It's like that MIT study where they showed you retain information/thoughts better when you write them out by hand. I realize that's not at all the same thing, but I like pretending ๐Ÿ˜„
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Can anyone recommend me some jazz with sitars, like Don Cherry's self-titled?
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Spyglass wrote:
Can anyone recommend me some jazz with sitars, like Don Cherry's self-titled?


If you're talking about Brown Rice, that's a tanpura. But you're in luck, Cherry was in a group called Codona with sitarist Colin Walcott, who also put out some good records with a group called Oregon. Can't think of any other sitarists off the top of my head; other SEA and Indian instruments like tabla are a lot more common though.
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Not sure where the thread is. May I request an ambient music suggestion to listen to this evening? The less words the better thank you
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Mythtall wrote:
Not sure where the thread is. May I request an ambient music suggestion to listen to this evening? The less words the better thank you


Ravedeath 1972 by Tim Hecker.
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Spyglass wrote:
Ravedeath 1972 by Tim Hecker.


Thank you ๐Ÿ˜„ Reminded me how good this was. Me and some others were quite big on him on He's back in the day.

Come to think there may be more released now
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Spyglass wrote:
Can anyone recommend me some jazz with sitars, like Don Cherry's self-titled?



Indo-Jazz Suite by Joe Harriott

Also Indo-Jazz Fusions 2. Both albums were released together on a double CD called Indo-Jazz Fusions 1 & 2.


Albums by two of the artists saltfish mentioned:


Codona by Codona


Oregon fuses jazz, classical, Indian and probably other styles (you probably know them already but just in case):


Music Of Another Present Era by Oregon
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This has some sitar, but might not be what you were looking for, and you might've heard it already:


On The Corner by Miles Davis
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RoundTheBend wrote:
Plus the size is cooler than CD's

Depends how big your place is. ๐Ÿ˜„
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In my opinion i like the old vinyl sleeves but for the time today i buy my music on CD i like this very much so i can hold something in my hands. Maybe i'm old-fashioned i know the album era is over but that feeling you get when you put out your cd and in the player is beautiful. Same as by Vinyl ๐Ÿ˜‰

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