A vid for the music that turns out to be one of the better visualizations of cyberspace since the original Tron.

Heard these guys were getting popular. With reason apparently.

Captures the feeling of the moment incredibly well. Especially after all these years.

Very glad to hear this again after all these years. One of the better versions.

What happens when a great bass player assembles a group of master musicians from around the world. Instructional.

This is some of the most amazing musical performance I've seen in quite a long time. Hiromi is incredible.

Another track that has stood the test of time and worth revisiting periodically.

Alloy Orchestra show led to talk of Roger Miller, which brought up No Man and other bands, which reminded me of this all time fave.

Brilliant. Seems like when you construct to this extent, its like you mean every note that much more.

If you've not heard of Toshinori Kondo before, you may as well start here.

Sometimes it's easy to forget what this was all about. This is still amazing and still one of my all time favorite bass players.

Another classic punk band that can still pull it off live.

What happens when iconic punk rockers get middle aged? They still make really great music. Impressive.

One of the all time greatest tracks, and really shows off how jazz, funk, electronic, acoustic, improvisational and composed all hang out together.

This bassline got stuck in my head for 3 days, now it's your turn.

What some of us in the old school think about when the term "hipster" is used. If you're not familiar with this track, then you need to be. If you are, then you probably haven't heard in a while so here's a nice easy link.

Mentioned Ozric Tentacles as a reference point in conversation about a track and realized they are not necessarily a household name. Generally I'll avoid posting every obscure band I know, but if they are relevant as a genre/sound reference then it's fair game.

This is a truly great exercise in hearing spacial reverb. Recommend watching it first, then listening to it again without looking at it. Really helps set my head when considering spacial presentation for one or more recordings.