Greyguardian wrote:

Favourite Scott album ? It is hard to say. I discovered "It's raining today" and decided to try some more :) First "Scott Walker - Boy Child; The best of Scott Walker 1967 - 1970 (1990)" (which I adore) than albums 2,3 and 4, Drift, Tilt... I still don't have Scott 1 :( If I must choose "the best" I think that it would be Scott 3 because of "It's raining today", "Butterfly", "Sons of", "Funeral Tango" and "If you go away" but... I love all of them! (or.. maybe the Drift is a little bit too "heavy" for me). I know only one song of "Walker Brothers" - Lights Of Cincinnati which is quite nice :) and yes - I have seen some of Kieślowski - "Doble life of Weronique" and one of three colours (I guess it was "white" but don't know for sure). Anyway - I treasure Preisner music very high. I was wondering... If you listen to Nino Rota - maybe you have seen something of Fellini?

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Marcolin wrote:

hey...sorry for the late answer but my last.fm seems to be a little bit fucked up atm...i just can't post something at shoutboxes. i just give it a try. About Axelrod: if you haven't already checked out the albums songs of innocence and songs of experience by Axelrod...do it now! ;) very nice stuff. I don't know scott walker but i know hazlewood... i only know the stuff he has done together with nancy Sinatra. and this is pretty awesome...this man had a voice! i will try some scott walker...what else by hazlewodd can you recommend me?

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Greyguardian wrote:

Can't get enough of this man EVER :) Nice library - Scott Walker, Lee Hazelwood, Emiliana Torinni, Zbigniew Preisner, Nino Rota...

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Marcolin wrote:

same here about Jethro Tull...you can listen to a few songs but after that you are kinda fed up and you need some other sounds...anyway. I think it's pretty cool to make a completely different kind of music like you do than they do nowadays (pop, indie etc). today everything sounds almost the same. i can totally understand you. since i discovered the Bullitt OST by Schifrin, i'm kinda hooked on this instrumental 70s stuff...may i recommend you something? you gotta listen to David Axelrod (if you don't already know him). he sounds almost like Schifrin but maybe a little bit more experimental...check your recommendations!

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Marcolin wrote:

You're making your own music? How cool is that? What kind of style? About Jethro Tull: well, to be honest, i'm not so much into JT, i only listen to the roots to branches album from time to time.

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Marcolin wrote:

hi, greetings from germany! i see you also love the soundtrack from bullitt! i discovered it yesterday and i think it's really great, laidback and smooth, just like it's got to be. and i have the same movie poster from bulllitt in my room, it's a damn cool poster!

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grimur wrote:

Good. I'm glad you're on this now. I don't do much computer music-listening but we'll see.

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grimur wrote:

Awesome. I'm going to listen to your radio station.

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