The devil fiddle maker Bård Riise Hoel challenged me on which albums have made an impact on me. Its very challenging to answer, since most of my albums are stowed away at the moment. So I thought, I rather hit yuo all with some fresh and exciting albums I+ ve dug on youtube instead. I start of with a Digital Mystikz mix. Since they have been stone cold harbinger s of 70000 fathoms deep bass since the turn of the millenium and I love their sounds to bits https://youtube/watch?v=V8qsrz-ma-0&index=11&list=PLnr04I5XZq8O_8DE77fTo0X5vCQ-ef2SL Second I submit that I have been on my own personal starship many a time while bumping this nuff ital selection from the king Jah Shaka https://youtube/watch?v=0gWftGCejDM&list=PLezYxuBixl7dcNYhSVHlxc0lj4mcD0BkW&index=6 Id be amiss sorely if I did not make any mention of Norways best duo by far. namely the none more bloody folk outfit SudanDudan, whose liquid instrumentalization effortlessy crosses boundaries between traditional norwegian playing, and african styles, very tantalizing! https://youtube/watch?v=rvvP4d6-Abg&list=PLezYxuBixl7e13hdelEs-XdmJ_N5brJqT&index=31 I am not sure if Jethro Tull have gotten enough accoldes for their way ahead of the pack output back in the early 70s, this live recording still sounds as fresh and exciting as when it first released, probably. https://youtube/watch?v=M9JEPeeohYs Back to the starship. On my bike this summer, and elsewhere on the planet I been the last four months, the upful sounds of Gorgon Sound are always quick at hand, brilliant selection from the productive Bristol unit! https://youtube/watch?v=vLAZFGTUSdI Crucial electrocutz are also important / https://youtube/watch?v=aSTrZvBWijI&index=17&list=PLnr04I5XZq8O_8DE77fTo0X5vCQ-ef2SL Slagged off as pretentius crap when released, Goldie s magnum opus Mother is maybe worth a reevaluation these days, nigh on 17 years after its original release? https://youtube/watch?v=XQd9-Xj0bSo&index=13&list=PLezYxuBixl7dcNYhSVHlxc0lj4mcD0BkW While we are on the topic of long winded and difficult to listen to albums, the ancient norwegian Draumkvedet Saga (DreamSong Saga) is also recounted in a brilliant way on this album here: https://youtube/watch?v=aVUup3sMys4&list=PLezYxuBixl7dcNYhSVHlxc0lj4mcD0BkW&index=47 Its not a long since mr Timepeace himself passed on, a most brilliant singer songwriter that left a great legacy https://youtube/watch?v=NQWD-Hz5YuQ&index=65&list=PLezYxuBixl7fh48nvWrQePITkpAr08Iv2 What I wrote about Terry Callier applies equally to the underrated genuis of the Gaffasuited silver cowboy, whose booze soaked tales still remain fascinating listening https://youtube/watch?v=PRtcEKbUifU&index=6&list=PLnr04I5XZq8MmaFBSfmpF4Kw78S1pEG0G I challenge Åge Bernhard Myhre, Vågsbygd Handy, Tore H. Boe Andreas Tellefsen Joakim Agnihotri
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