I was listening to Unitopia's "The Garden" over the weekend and was struck by the closing song "321". Written as a tribute to the Beaconsfield Miners, the song really hit home in light of the amazing story of the Chilean miners rescued last week.
Three hundred and twenty-one hours, locked inside the earth
Three hundred and twenty-one hours, before we’d see the sun again
Three hundred and twenty-one hours, every minute lasts a lifetime
Three hundred and twenty-one hours…..
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Djam Karet is apparently out with a new release. The clips on the website sound promising, I may have to pick this one up as I've enjoyed a number of their previous albums, especially "New Dark Age".
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For those who enjoy music more in the progressive rock vein, if you don't already you'll want to check out Bill's Prog Blog.
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Blast from the past files: over the weekend I stumbled across my copy of Todd Rundgren's Utopia, the 1974 debut by that band. Did it sound dated? Maybe just a little bit. But what a great album, brought back some memories of college.
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