Jon Aanensen
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1 Øystein Sevåg– Norwegian Mood
2 John Tesh– Garden City
3 Mary Black– Columbus
4 Dave Koz– Emily
5 Rainer Bloss– The Long Way To Acapulco
6 Peter Bardens– Is It Any Wonder
7 Scott Cossu– Desert Lightning
8 Strunz & Farah– Twilight at The Zug
9 Chris Rea– Looking for the Summer
10 David A. Stewart, Candy Dulfer– Lily Was HereYes, appears some of the shelves have caved in due to weight?
It’s more that I never put the shelves on properly..
Oh dear, my shelf is a mess these days. Here are some CDs, books and dvds. The vinyl and more CDs are somewhere else.
1 Yanni (2)– Paths On Water 3:51
2 Rubaja And Hernandez– Reflective Colors 3:58
3 Ray Obiedo– Blue Kiss 6:39
4 David Arkenstone– A Special Place 2:35
5 Tangerine Dream– Lily On The Beach 4:16
6 George Winston– Anxious Moments 1:25
7 Jim Brickman– Blue 3:17
8 Shadowfax– New Electric India 5:12
9 John Tesh– A Thousand Summers 5:11
10 Michael Colina– Between Two Blue Moons 4:One additional remark on my desinterest in electronic scores. I am generally not desinterested in electronic music. But the area of electronic music in film context doesn’t bother me at all. Exceptions included.
So what kind of electronic artists do you like?
Ouch, looks like a misfire then. The picture doesn’t even look like Zimmer, when I think of it.
But it cost less than 300 NOK, so I won’t bother with rejecting the order.
I think Hans Zimmer is mostly the guy to thank for this.
Even at the Julebord tonight, there was a big Zimmer fan there that I didn’t know about, talking about “Cornfield Chase” from Interstellar and stuff.
Tangerine Dream has released a vast amount of music, with over 100 studio albums and numerous live, compilation, and soundtrack releases, totaling hundreds of official recordings across decades of prolific output, making pinpointing a single number difficult, but certainly well over 100 albums. Their official discography includes 109 live/studio albums, 78 compilations, and 36 soundtracks, among many other formats.
I still remember Lukas Kendalls hyperbole review of Lawnmower Man 2:
“If I live to be 100, I may never listen to this score again. But it’s still infinitely better than Dan Wymans score for LM1.”
Going on a julebord with four friends in a few hours at a restaurant, with all you can eat of pig, lamb, and great desserts!
Not good for the match weight..😅🙈
Great news. Internal Affairs may be on my Top 5 album list of all times, no less.
Hoping for a CD, not just download.
Taking it easy until sunday when I go to my local congregation at 11, before meeting SOME of my extended family (I have 6 sisters and 1 brother) at 5.
