Sweet, who knows who the keyboard player in that band was WITHOUT GOOGLING, be honest (looks like he's also engineering in that video)

 

easy

 

Well I figured you know, you posted it
you don't count

 

In a period where I hate everything, including music, so time to spin Peter Brötzmann Octet's Machine Gun, as brutal free jazz makes sense currently. Not for everybody, and I'm not sure it's for me either but something pulls me back to it time and time again.

I couldn't find the recording on YT, sorry, but this clip has the opening salvo, just 10 seconds is enough to tell you if you want to hear more or not:

The whole original recording however is on Internet Archive:

https://archive.org/details/02-peter-brotzmann-octet-machine-gun/Peter+Br%C3%B6tzmann+Machine+Gun/

 

Starship - Babylon (1987)

 

Chingon - Malagueña Salerosa (Kill Bill Version)

 

Alien - Brave New Love '88 (Soundtrack during the end credits of the movie 'The Blob' from 1988.)

 

La Pompenini

 

Camel - Stationary Traveller

The haunting title track from Camel's 1984 album 'Stationary Traveller'. Recorded at the Catalyst Club on 26 June 2003, this was thought to be Camel's farewell tour, hence the DVD's title: The Opening Farewell - Camel Live in Concert 2003. Thankfully, it would not be farewell and after a ten year hiatus for health reasons the band made a triumphant return to the stage, presenting an emotional and phenomenally faithful presentation of The Snow Goose. Long may they run.

 

I wish Jane had made more pop albums like her debut 'Jane Child' (1989).

(The DS 21 is Jane's beloved Citroën DS 21.)