pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on mon 7 jan 08
My 'New Years' mood seems to drift toward( the Cee Dee vanue of ) ...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1034416869061049385&q=Jimi+Hendrix+all+along&total=599&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
And nicely 'loud', too...
Whattabouchew?
Phil
l v
WJ Seidl on tue 8 jan 08
Phil:
Never would have figured you for Hendrix. Nice to hear again after all
these years.
Lately, music has run to Uriah Heep (loud enough to shake the walls and
truly piss off the neighbors 2 blocks in any direction )
Steve Earle ("Jerusalem"), Dan Fogelberg (any, may he rest in peace),
and Seal ("System") .
Wayne Seidl
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Marcia Selsor on tue 8 jan 08
I listen to Buena Vista Social Club, Dylan, Eagles, Dixie Chics,
Andrea Bocelli, Mellencamp,
Classical guitar like Owen Smith's Venazuela Moon, Rosanne Cash, and
basically anything I find appealing...usually dated. Need to add some
more to my Ipod.
Sometimes the local Mariachi stations. Haven't heard All Along the
Watchtower by Hendrix in a while....
The Doobie Bros are coming to Corpus Christi in March...150 miles
north of here.
Marcia Selsor
http://marciaselsor.com
Dale Neese on tue 8 jan 08
These are a someothe ones I had on in the studio yesterday:
Neil Young "Live at Massey Hall" 1971 (CD-DVD)
Mark Knopfler "Kill to get Crimison"
Tom Petty "Pack up the Plantation"
Eric Clapton "From the Cradle"
Nora Jones "Not too Late"
Dale Tex
"across the alley from the Alamo"
San Antonio, Texas USA
http://www.daleneese.com/
Mike on tue 8 jan 08
Thanks for the link Phil! Wow, what was that big fat thing he was
puffing on? Reminds me of me in college. Being a jazz major at the time,
and we all thought it was a required skill... We used to joke about
passing out razor blades during our concerts on campus, so the art
majors would have something to play with.
Seriously though, this new year I can't seem to hear enough of :
Lindsay Buckingham, Out of the Cradle
Peter Gabriel, Music for the Last Temptation of Christ
Al Dimeola, John McLaughlin, and Paco DeLucia. Trio and Friday Night in
San Francisco
Pete and Arlo, pretty much anything.
Mike
Mike
in Taku, Japan
karatsupots.blogspot.com
www.karatsupots.com
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Susan Fox Hirschmann on tue 8 jan 08
I listen to:
VERVE remixed---4 great CD's -one of my kids sent me for my birthday
Ahmad Jamal ---almost ANYTHING he does
Bob Marley
Cheryl Crow
Sometimes even Opera
Mixing it up according to what I am doing each particular day.
Susan
Annandale, VA
"I am nothing without my music!" (not sure whose quote that is-)
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Lynn Goodman Porcelain Pottery on tue 8 jan 08
Yup, I like Jimi as well. In addition, I've been listening to:
energetic (probably 85% of the time): antibalas, the buzzcocks, the
flakes, anything motown, the hi-risers, led zeppelin, nirvana, the
ramones, the white stripes, zzz
mellow: bob mould, fela, fountains of wayne, lcd soundsystem,
morphine, paolo nutini, stevie wonder, xtc
The lists are alphabetical because I'm reading off my i-pod. I also
stream WFMU online-- great stuff!
Lynn
Lynn Goodman
Fine Porcelain Pottery
Cell 347-526-9805
www.lynngoodmanporcelain.com
Raku Lou on wed 9 jan 08
I like to "crank it up and let er' rip". My current
cd/mp3 list:
Oxford American Sampler 2007
Petty Booka
Ozomatli
Rockin' The Rhein With The Grateful Dead(3 disc mp3)
Luna
Popular favorites:
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Drive By Truckers
Lucinda Williams
Buddy Guy
Thelonious Monk
Gram Parsons
and Tab Benoit has been sounding pretty good lately.
I am a sucker for any old Savoy Brown, Quicksilver
(especially Filmore), P.Floyd, Zappa ( saw him in
Bologna, Italy 72-73?), ELP, etc.
When I am on the computer I listen to KXCI, Tucson;
WNCW (Isothermal Community College); KUT, Austin.
See y'all at the Alabama Clay Conference where I will
be giving a little demo on how to photograph your
work, including plates ( I use the infamous "sky
hook").
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sky+hook
Lou
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Tig_Dupr=E9?= on wed 9 jan 08
What I listen to in the studio is mostly a matter of how bad my day job has=
been. =20
=20
I work in the field of military simulations, creating scenarios to train so=
ldiers before
they deploy. Every week, I have to review reports from the battle zones, a=
nd
some of what I see is sickening. I use clay as my sanity check and therapy=
.
=20
When it's been a good day, I listen to flamenco, classics, Steve Goodman, j=
azz,
Fogleberg, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot. If it's been a nasty day, I slap o=
n
some far out, drug-oriented, Hindu space music such as Liquid Mind, 2002, C=
eltic
harp, and Moog synthesizer.
=20
I can hook up my MP3 player, open a new bag of porcelain, and just=20
disappear for several hours. Extremely cathartic!
=20
Funny, sometimes, late at night and into the wee hours, I like silence. Ve=
ry=20
meditative.
=20
Tig
in Port Orchard, Washington
=
June Perry on wed 9 jan 08
When I don't have the TV on, my music taste runs the gamut from Blue Grass
(favorites are "Three Pickers", the Grascals, Alison Kraus. Emmy Lou Harris
(love the album she did with Mark Knopfler "All the Road Running"), to Norah
Jones, Krishna Das, Puccini arias, and love songs from the 60's to 80's,
meditative new age music and some rock like the Eagles, America, etc.
Got the new Eagles album but am not too impressed. There are one or two good
cuts but it's not a cohesive piece of work. The music is all over the place,
kind of like my taste in music. :-)
Love,
June
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_http://shambhalapottery.blogspot.com_
(http://shambhalapottery.blogspot.com/)
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(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sodasaltfiring)
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Lee Love on wed 9 jan 08
Mostly, I listen to Air America Minnesota and Minnesota public Radio,
piped into the studio through my computer.
Since this summer, I have been enjoying Johnny Cash's Unearthed.
It is more Blues and Gospel, rather than Hillbilly. Folk music
is America's craft gift to the planet. Cash is modern Folk.
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan
http://groups.google.com/group/ClayCraft
"Men are born ignorant, not stupid. They are made stupid by
education." -- Bertrand Russell
Russel Fouts on wed 9 jan 08
There is a great streaming counntry station call Twangcity, no breaks,
no talk, no commercials.
It's a lot of fun.
Jeanie Silver on wed 9 jan 08
Lee
I'm glad you mentioned Johnny Cash;I have pretty much everything he ever
did, and listen to it all the time. Add Mississippi John Hurt, John Lee
Hooker, old gospel, old bluegrass, country from the fifties and sixties to
your list of 'craft music' America has given the world...I guess its not
sophisticated music, but somehow always sings about what I know and am...
Jeanie in Pa.
Victoria E. Hamilton on wed 9 jan 08
Tig -
Question about your nasty day music....."far out, drug oriented, Hindu =
space
music." Does that describe one sort of music? Just wondering. I have =
a
special place in my heart and brain for Indian music, but I never =
thought of
it as drug oriented.
Thanks.
Vicki Hamilton
Millennia Antica Pottery
Seattle, WA=20
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Tig Dupr=E9
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 7:28 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: Whaterwe listening to in the Studio ( Atelier) or as may =
be?
What I listen to in the studio is mostly a matter of how bad my day job =
has
been. =20
=20
I work in the field of military simulations, creating scenarios to train
soldiers before they deploy. Every week, I have to review reports from =
the
battle zones, and some of what I see is sickening. I use clay as my =
sanity
check and therapy.
=20
When it's been a good day, I listen to flamenco, classics, Steve =
Goodman,
jazz, Fogleberg, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot. If it's been a nasty day, =
I
slap on some far out, drug-oriented, Hindu space music such as Liquid =
Mind,
2002, Celtic harp, and Moog synthesizer.
=20
I can hook up my MP3 player, open a new bag of porcelain, and just =
disappear
for several hours. Extremely cathartic!
=20
Funny, sometimes, late at night and into the wee hours, I like silence.
Very meditative.
=20
Tig
in Port Orchard, Washington
=20
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Victoria E. Hamilton on wed 9 jan 08
Well, when I have my way......I listen to anything Dire Straits, including
anything Mark Knopfler, Andrea Bocelli, George Harrison's Concert for
Bangladesh, Johnny Cash, lots of opera (so upset when Sills and Pavarati
passed), the music from the tribute to George H. by Eric Clapton & friends,
Alice Coltrane, anything from Carlos Santana (met him last March in Kauai),
"A Prairie Home Companion" and "The Vinyl Cafe" on KUOW on the weekends.
Laura Pausini is a favorite as well.
However, there's a lot to be said for quiet.
Vicki Hamilton
Millennia Antica Pottery
Seattle, WA
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Subject: Whaterwe listening to in the Studio ( Atelier) or as may be?
My 'New Years' mood seems to drift toward( the Cee Dee vanue of ) ...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1034416869061049385&q=Jimi+Hendrix+
all+along&total=599&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
And nicely 'loud', too...
Whattabouchew?
Phil
l v
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Lee on thu 10 jan 08
On Jan 10, 2008 9:55 AM, Jeanie Silver wrote:
> Lee
> I'm glad you mentioned Johnny Cash;I have pretty much everything he ever
> did, and listen to it all the time. Add Mississippi John Hurt, John Lee
> Hooker, old gospel, old bluegrass, country from the fifties and sixties to
> your list of 'craft music' America has given the world..
Blues is probably my favorite. But, I like all soulful music.
When Johnny does Trent Reznor's "Hurt", you know he has lived it.
Reznor just imagines it.
A program I like on Sundays is American Routes, hosted by Nick Spitzer
out of New Orleans.
http://www.americanroutes.org/
--
Lee in Mashiko, Tochigi Japan
http://mashikopots.blogspot.com/
"Tea is nought but this: first you heat the water, then you make the
tea. Then you drink it properly. That is all you need to know."
--Sen No Rikyu
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
Jeanie Silver on thu 10 jan 08
Lee
Thanks for the American Routes website...its a program that makes for a
great Sat. afternoon in the studio...
Jeanie in Pa.
Lee on fri 11 jan 08
On Jan 11, 2008 12:08 PM, Jeanie Silver wrote:
> Lee
> Thanks for the American Routes website...its a program that makes for a
> great Sat. afternoon in the studio...
Welcome! I am a day ahead here in Japan so it pops up on sunday.
I also listen to Armed Forces Radio. Crappy music during
the day, but sometimes NPR at night and Prairie Home Companion on the
Weekends.
Once when a Japanese told me "All Americans are the same, don't
you agree?" I said, "Actually no. Texans are more like Aussies
than Minnesotans. While Minnesotans are more like Canadians that
Texans. " I said, "America is a big country." I told him to
listen to Prairie Home Companion on Armed Forces Radio out of Yakoska
to get a sense about what a Minnesotan is like." ;^) Yah, You
Betcha!
--
Lee in Mashiko, Tochigi Japan
http://mashikopots.blogspot.com/
"Tea is nought but this: first you heat the water, then you make the
tea. Then you drink it properly. That is all you need to know."
--Sen No Rikyu
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
Ed Bull on fri 11 jan 08
Radio only, our CD players keep dying here.
Wish we were solid state or satellite like lots you.
It's interesting... we have four radios in different rooms.
Wheel room is mainly classic rock, sometimes country.
Old guard with little radios in their private spaces, often NPR.
Store, our manager listens to 80's and sometimes trance or dance.
Handbuilding studio... mainly classic.
Kiln room, when I'm in there is usually rock.
Different strokes.
If we had a working CD, I'd be listening to Weather Report
or things in that vein, abstract music with no lyrics.
Cheers,
Ed Bull
P.S. Hey Tig - why didn't you bring that stuff here
when you were in the DC area (Creative Clay Studios)
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