New Pwoer Generation Exodus

Vox is an Ann Arbor, MI-based early music ensemble that is performing a cappella Renaissance choral works in a part of the world where just recently they were hard to hear in person. Josquin and the Lost Generation is their debut recording. The disc contains an attractive and interesting program that does a fine job introducing audiences to the live stylistic issues of the early sixteenth century.

Regardless of the speed, DISARMONIA MUNDI always are damn precise and technically high standing, never losing the heaviness within the catchiness. Especially the guitar work has to be pointed out here, at the same time aggressive, melodic and technical, great!
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Bob Dylan & Joan Baez - Voices Of A Generation [2CD] (2013) {Not Now Music}
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Rock / Blues / Folk / World

Not sure how I came to think this was a double cd of Bob and Joan dueting but I did. It is essentially the first album, both self titled, of Bob Dylan (1962) and Joan Baez (1960) with bonus tracks making a total of 33. No duets. This was the disappointment for me. However the inside liner notes were interesting, even with a couple of typos, and I came to appreciate the double album more. Of the two albums disc 2 featuring Joan Baez has worn the best but both albums are good and hold up well more than 50 years later. Just don't expect any duets or where the two appear on a single song together. There is of course Bob Dylan Live 1964 (Bootleg Series 6) where the two appear in concert for four songs. A promoter's dream not happening somehow….

Trinidad. 4,768 km2 of land surrounded by turquoise waters, a unique piece of the Caribbean puzzle where musical vibrations arrive on the waves from the neighbouring islands.