Another couple of CDs. Kali Trio are from Switzerland and Loom is their second album. Nicolas Stocker (drums), Urs Müller (e-guitar) and Raphael Loher (piano).
Tamayura, meanwhile is a collaboration between Karin Nakagawa (25 string koto), Hans Tuzer (sporano sax) and Paolino Dalla Porta (bass), with Katharina Dustmann guesting on percussion and Marco Ambrosini on harp.
Three jazzers:
Mingus as I have his albums mostly on LP and having these on CD is a no-brainer, and
Wayne Shorter Speak No Evil
Nuff said.
Speak No Evil, the first CD I bought, ever, in 1989.
Great stuff! She has been my favourite since the 1980s. When you have explored all her solo work, I recommend you check out the 7 (?) albums she made with the 10,000 Maniacs up to 1993.
Ah, they don’t make stuff like this anymore 
Both are the “expanded” versions - well, why not?
And I’m hoping to get a few more of their early albums for my birthday, later this month
Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
The Future Sound of London - Lifeforms.
Thievery Corporation Cosmic Game!
Gary Moore is good…and Peter Green is above …amazing
A glas of wine and some Mozart, lovely.
The first of many, I hope.
Since i have been buying a lot of compact discs lately to feed my new CDS3, i thought i should participate in this thread 
Let s start with the latest disc (or rather 3cd set) from one of the most interesting and consistentely inventive electronic music duos around: Matmos - the consuming flame: open exercises in group from.
It is released on Thrill Jockey, so usually not available on streaming services.
It is available on Amazon HD. Sadly I can’t settle to it. A wee bit too challenging.
