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Brazil is such an old number. The one by Vengaboys is nice but I have over 40 different instrumentals of that song covered by artists such as Percy Faith, Henri Mancini, Fausto Papetti, James Last and so many others. It sure is a party starter irrespective of the decade you belong to.....

Very true Panditji

Right now, it's Neil Young with Harvest Moon

Hi will sure look for it on my next trip to a music store. Doen't look like its gonna be anytime soon, since we are about to welcome a fresh set of ears in our home, most probably day after. Have my fingers crossed.

Enigma is releasing a new album on 19th Sep, got two tracks MP3 of course for the time being.

If you have followed enigma, this one "'SEVEN LIVES MANY FACES" follows in the tradition of newer less darker avataar of Cretu in "A Posteriori", whereas the track with some spanish lyrics "La Puerta Del Cielo" reminds of the younger Cretu.

I had all but forgotten how he sounded. After a long long time yesterday and this morning, I listened to Van Morrison. Remembered how I used to like his bluesy voice.

And all the ho-hum about music in cars being illegal came to naught. Poor guy, the DC Traffic, has to eat his words.

I really must compliment you on your excellent taste in music - Traffic and now Neil Young's Harvest Moon. Also your knowledge of music.Makes me feel good to be part of this forum.

I second you on that. I know so few people here in Bombay with whom I can share my thoughts on music, that its nice to have people like Persiflage (and you) on the forum.

Thanks gents, and likewise.

Ghulab -----Abida Parveen , a must hear . This is my first CD on Abida ,.great vocal .

Can anyone suggest me some good albums of Abida parveen , i am starting Abida collection.

regards and thanks in advance.

That's a band from Israel playing "Symphonic-Progressive-Folk-Rock-Metal". This album is the first in a trilogy about the history of the people of Israel as portrayed in the Old Testament. Well, for people who are not interested in the story it self the band offers amazing music arrangements, very dynamic with a lot changes in beat and atmosphere. And the recordings are brilliant. Even for non-metal-heads; give it a try.

Any Kula Shaker fans out here?

Spent a lazy Sunday listening to the first two albums, 'K' and 'Peasants, Pigs and Astronauts'. Highly recommended if you like a bit of Raga Rock.

Rest of the playlist:

Relax with Mehdi Hassan
Begum Akhtar: AIR Sessions
The Pretenders: Greatest Hits
Sting: Live at the Perugia Jazz Festival
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac: Best of

The last named covers Mac during their initial years, when they were amongst the finest purveyors of Brit Blues. 'Black Magic Woman', later a major hit for Santana, is here; so is the sublime instrumental 'Albatross'. If you think the Bluesbreakers or Paul Butterfield Blues Band are great, you've got to check out this compilation.