Jaronmeister

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I noticed you study political science. I've been thinking about studying it too since I'm pretty involved with my community. Do you read a lot on the subject? If so, what are some books you like?

As I am planning on making a list from AOTY users, I would like to ask this question: What is an album that you and your parents like? Please elaborate if you'd like :)

Hey, sorry it took me so long but I finally listened to ‘Tago Mago’ and it genuinely blew me away. I couldn’t believe this was released in the early 70’s, it sounds so ahead of its time. The weird, eccentric production techniques and song structures were so creative and enjoyable. Thank you so much for the recommendation!

No worries at all, all recommendations are extremely welcome! Laughing stock is a gorgeous album, and one that I have been meaning to revisit, so great shout there! Phaedra has been on my list for a long time at this point too, so I'll be sure to bump that up. Thank you!

I’m a dad as of Monday morning! my first one, a little girl - still at hospital but should be going home today...then hopefully I find some time to start up Band of the Week. RHCP appeal as a pick actually

Dropping by to say thanks for finding the higher quality recordings for those Uighur muqams. Asked and was granted access. Sounds just as phenomenal as I expected it to be.

The one thing that I appreciate about Kantor the most, is his variety. He was truly the man of art, he did painting, installation, theatre and happenings, though my favourite of his has to be the informel series of paintings, so I encourage you to check those ones out. Last night I spent quite some time scrolling through Rinus Van de Velde’s website and I gotta say I’m more than impressed with his technique, as I am recently trying my hand on painting. I’ll definelely observe his future career path from now on. Also, I’m really loving the faded and foggy colors of Luc Tuymans.

I have to agree that the manipulative marketing and commodification of the art market is a huge pity. All that we can do as art lovers, is have faith in the up-and-coming creators, who are trying to keep the artistic progression going and push the boundries, out of pure passion and devotion for the medium.

Yep, the links on that page didn't work for me at first too. I found another link for it through google images and this one works for whatever reason.

It’s nice to see a fellow abstract expressionism slut here, I’ve always been in love with this movement, as well as the European art informel and tachisme. As for the old masters, I’ve always had a huge appreciation for their work, but when it comes to reading and doing research, I always tend to gravitate more into the modern art forms. Thanks for putting me on to those Belgian artists, I for sure need to get their work a closer look! Some of my favourite contemporary artists from my homeland gotta be Tadeusz Kantor, Jacek Sienicki and Jonasz Stern, just to name a few.

You should be able to download all 6 tapes here: http://www.rudraveena.org/theBlog/oriental-traditional-music.blogspot.com/search/label/Iran.html