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Nicola Ratti

By AAJ Italy Staff
August 3, 2011
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Ho segnalato i CD/LP/MP3 che sto ascoltando ultimamente secondo un ordine non preciso, semplicemente annotando quelli che rimangono attorno allo stereo negli ultimi giorni. Il che vuol dire che alcuni sono tra i miei dischi preferiti (Sai ls), altri lo stanno diventando (Passed Me By) o altri ancora sono appena arrivati in casa mia (Folding In on the Surfaces). Alcuni sono di amici (Mondongo, Rinaldi, Honig) altri di un ambito decisamente più mainstream (PJ Harvey).

01. Andy Stott - Passed Me By (Modern Love - 2011)

02. Renato Rinaldi - Dyed in the Grain (Senufo Editions - 2009)

03. AA.VV.- Roots of Rumba Rock (Crammed Discs - 2006)

04. Max Roach - Drums Unlimited (Atlantic - 1966)

05. PJ Harvey - Let England Shake (Island - 2011)

06. Ezekiel Honig - Folding In on Itself (Type - 2011)

07. James Blake - James Blake (Polydor - 2011)

08. Mondongo - Transparent Skin (Megaplomb - 2011)

09. Loren Connors - Sails (Table of the Elements - 2006)

10. Shakleton - Fabric 55 (Fabric - 2010)

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