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Culture Vulture 2011 Culture Vulture 2011 PJ Harvey – Let England Speak (CD + DVD) White Denim – D Bon Iver – Bon Iver Elbow – Build A Rocket Boys! Vinicio Caposella – Marinai, Profeti e Balene (2CD) Spinvis & Hanco Kolk – Tot Ziens, Justine Keller (CD + boek) King Creosote & Jon Hopkins – Diamond Mine DeWolff – Orchards/Lupine Kiran Ahluwalia – Aam Zameen: Common Ground Lucas Santtana – Sem Nostalgia Chris Chameleon – As Jy Weer Skryf Raghu Dixit – Raghu Dixit The Amazing – Gentle Stream Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi – Rome Nils Frahm – Felt Raphael Saadiq – Stone Rollin’ June Tabor & Oysterband – Ragged Kingdom Ry Cooder – Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down Patrick Wolf – Lupercalia Gruff Rhys – Hotel Shampoo Samenstelling: Hans Verbakel (4.1.2012) Culture Vulture 2011 100 shorts De eerste twintig zijn favoriete nummers van mijn album top 20. De resterende tachtig staan in “redelijk” willekeurige shuffle volgorde. PJ Harvey – The Words That Maketh Murder Tom Russell – Farewell Never Never Land White Denim – River To Consider Tim Knol – Days Bon Iver – Holocene Beirut – East Harlem Elbow – Lippy Kids Aaron Wright – Trampoline Vinicio Caposella – Lord Jim The Middle East – Hunger Song Spinvis – Kom Terug Thurston Moore – Benediction King Creosote & Jon Hopkins – Bats In The Attic Kurt Vile – Ghost Town DeWolff – Everything Everywhere Nicolas Jaar – Too Many Kids Finding Rain In The Dust Kiran Ahluwalia – Saffar Radiohead – Codex Lucas Santtana – Super Violão Mashup Adele – Someone Like You Chris Chameleon – Daar Is Net Een Vir Altyd Jessie J (feat. B.o.B.) – Price Tag Raghu Dixit – In Mumbai, Waiting for a Miracle Iness Mezel – Amazone The Amazing – Flashlight Dengue Fever – Mr Bubbles Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi feat. Nora Jones – Black Death Cab For Cutie – You Are A Tourist Nils Frahm – Unter Ron Sexsmith – Get In Line Raphael Saadiq – The Answer Girls – Honey Bunny / Martina Martinez June Tabor & Oysterband – Love Will Tear Us Apart Ed Sheeran – The A Team Ry Cooder – Hard Feelings John Hiatt – When New York Had Her Heart Broke Patrick Wolf – House Tim Hecker – No Drums Gruff Rhys – Sensations In The Dark Arbouretum – When Delivery Comes Jay Brannan – Greatest Hits Walsh & Pound – Wrath Of The Rain Michael Kiwanuka – I’m Getting Ready The Decemberists – Rox In The Box Kate Bush – Snowflake The Black Keys – Lonely Boy Asha Bhosle & Shujaat Khan – Naina Lagai Kei Fionn Regan – For A Nightingale Sam Duckworth – Angels Ine Th Snow The War On Drugs – Brothers Washed Out – Amor Fati Frivolous – One Fine Solstice Tim Bendzko – Nur noch kurz die Welt retten Gotye (feat. Kimbra) – Somebody That I Used To Know Gabe Dixon (feat. James Walsh) – I Can See You Shine The Cambodian Space Project – Chom 10 Kae Theav Benjamin Biolay Delicate Steve – Wondervisions & Emmanuelle Devos – Pourquoi tu pleures? Tim & Jean – I Can Show You Paul Simon – The Afterlife Connan Mockasin – It's Choade My Dear Tamikrest – Aratan N Tinariwen The Naked and Famous – Young Blood Fink – Foot In The Door Dan Mangan – About As Helpful As You Can Be Vinicius Cantuaria & Bill Frisell – Lágrimas Mexicanas Without Being Any Help At All Iain Morrison & Daibhidh Martin – Other Lives – For 12 Greatest Painter of Night Wooden Shjips – Lazy Bones Ryan Adams – Chains Of Love Josh Rouse & The Long Vacations – Movin’ On Perfume Genius – All Waters Baloji – Tout Ceci Ne Vous Rendra Pas Le Congo Meshell Ndegeocello – Oysters Pokey LaFarge & the South City Three – Goodbye Alexi Murdoch – Slow Revolution Hazmat Modine feat. Kronos Quartet – Dead Crow Guillemots – Walk The River SBTRKT (feat. Sampha) – Trials of the Past Nitin Sawhney (feat. Nicki Wells)– Tender World The Stepkids – Shadows On Behalf Puzzle Muteson – En Garde Apparat – Ash / Black Veil Low – Witches Crystal Fighters – Follow Watcha Clan – We Are One Joseph Arthur – Out On A Limb Anajo – Meine Wege Alison Krauss & Union Station – Paper Airplane Bright Eyes – The Ladder Song Jonathan Wilson – Desert Raven The Low Anthem – Apothecary Love Wild Beasts – Lion’s Share My Morning Jacket – Victory Dance Cloud Control – There's Nothing Milos Karadaglic – Suite española, Op. 47: No. 5 Asturias In the Water We Can't Fight Bombino – Tar Hani (My Love) Mikal Cronin – Is It Alright The Gentle Good – Llosgi Pontydd J.Mascis – Several Shades Of Why Samenstelling: Hans Verbakel (4.1.2012) Culture Vulture 2011 soundtracks Teho Teardo – Soundtrack Work 2004‐2008 Tindersticks – Claire Denis Film Scores 1996‐2009 (5CD) Peter Broderick – Music for Confluence Bill Ryder‐Jones – A Leave Taking Alex Turner – Submarine Les Amours Imaginaires Dalida – Bang Bang Fever Ray – Keep The Streets Empty For Me Wagner – Parsifal: Prelude Part 1 (Valery Gergiev & Mariinsky Orchestra) Armadillo Flying To Afghanistan Enemy Forces (Uno Helmersson & Czech National Symphony Orchestra) Incendies Gregoire Hetzel – Incendies Gregoire Hetzel – Daresh Radiohead – You And Whose Army? The Tree Of Life Respighi ‐ Antiche Danze Ed Arie Suite No. 3 (Ancient Airs & Dances): III. Siciliana (Claudio Scimone & I Solisti Veneti) Couperin ‐ Pièces de Clavecin, Book 2: 6e Ordre No. 5 ‐ Les Baricades Mistérieuses (Angela Hewitt) Culture Vulture 2011 the oldies herontdekt Nilsson – Nilsson Schmilsson (1971) Don McLean – American Pie (1971) Dolly Parton – My Tennessee Mountain Home (1973) Garland Jeffreys – American Boy & Girl (1979) David Forman – David Forman (1976) (NIET (?) op CD) Roy Harper – Stormcock (1971) experimenteel Max Richter – The Blue Notebooks (2004) Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster & Panaiotis – Deep Listening (1989) Rafael Toral – Violence of Discovery and Calm of Acceptance (2001) re‐issues The Rolling Stones – Some Girls (2CD edition) (1978) The Beach Boys – Smile (2CD edition) (1966) Willie Wright – Telling The Truth (1977) Mickey Newbury – An American Trilogy (4CD) (1979‐1973) Michael Chapman – Fully Qualified Survivor (1970) The Louvin Brothers – Satan Is Real / Handpicked Songs 1955‐1962 (2CD) Calexico – Feast Of Wire (2CD) (2003) Lambchop – Is A Woman (2CD) (2002) Grandaddy – The Sophtware Slump (2CD) (2000) Can – Tago Mago (2CD) (1971) compilations “The Sound Of The South – Where Country And Soul Meet” (4CD) "Delta Swamp Rock – Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock, Country and Soul“ (2CD) "Sweet Inspiration: The Songs Of Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham" world "Angola Soundtrack ‐ The Unique Sound of Luanda 1968‐1975" "Bambara Mystic Soul ‐ The Raw Sound Of Burkina Faso 1974‐1979" Kourosh Yaghmaei – Back From The Brink (2CD) music DVDs George Harrison – Living In The Material World Peter Gabriel – New Blood – Live In London David Byrne – Ride, Rise, Roar: A Live Concert Film Samenstelling: Hans Verbakel (4.1.2012) .
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