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27 Oct 2002, 11:18
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Dreamer
Join Date: 04 Dec 2000
Location: Edegem, Belgium
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Luka Bloom
A bit different from most of artists who get attention here, also away from my usual musical intrest (aville-depmode...) but nevertheless one of my favourite artists is Luka Bloom.
He is a really amasing acoustic performer and makes lovely music. Live, alone on stage together with 3 guitars, he sets everyone on fire! Best albums in my opinion are his debut Riverside, album Turf and his cover album Keeper of the flame. Anyone familiar with his music? |
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27 Oct 2002, 15:29
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Banned
Join Date: 30 Aug 2001
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is this electronic or guitar (piano or something) -based music?
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27 Oct 2002, 15:56
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Dreamer
Join Date: 04 Dec 2000
Location: Edegem, Belgium
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Purely guitar based, with slight Irish folk influences.
Live he only plays solo acoustic guitar : one word : extraordinary |
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27 Oct 2002, 16:06
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Banned
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well, I love irish music, but usually guitar-based stuff really don't speak to me...but I'll give it a shot!
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29 Oct 2002, 20:32
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Exclusive Fanclub Member
Join Date: 01 Dec 2000
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
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Did he cover a Waterboys song?
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30 Oct 2002, 10:21
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Dreamer
Join Date: 04 Dec 2000
Location: Edegem, Belgium
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Yes indeed, he covered This is the Sea and also used a Mike Scott written song Sunny Sailor Boy.
Both great versions, especially the second live. |
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