What a prolific bunch, this club!

[Guest guest]

Been away for Labor Day weekend, and there were

hundreds and hundreds of messages to read through. Just

curious: do any of you belong to other clubs? If so, are

they as... voluminous? contentious?<br><br>Sunshine:

yes, she (Bird) was talking about changing her name,

maybe had problems with Charlie Parker's estate?

Anyway, do you like it?<br><br>For those who use music

for asanas, check out Thievery Corporation, lots on

Napster, they lift everything, so I don't think they would

have problems with downloading. I don't use music for

Astanga practice, but I might try those pm poses for

opening, and music could provide just the right backdrop.

I think I'll try it with Durutti Column, song name

Twenty Trees, which is one of the most beautiful pieces

ever written, nearly always makes me cry. Then again,

maybe that's not such a good idea.<br><br>Non-yoga

music: This Mortal Coil,(anything) and Gorecki by Lamb

always moves me. <br><br>To whomever recommended it, I

am dowloading Leftfield, and checking it out.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

hi Bandawoman,<br><br>I did like Kathleen

Bird/York. Wonderful vocals. For the most part I don't like

music on during practice. I do, however, love music of

all sorts; thanks for the recommendations. As for the

other clubs, I recently became a member of another one

of 's clubs and hardly anyone writes in. No

posts there for the past week, I think. The ashtanga

club is way more prolific and active (not to mention

fun) than most, I would imagine. Who'd a thunk it?

[Guest guest]

Bandawoman, Gorecki by Lamb, is "Gorecki" here

the name of a song? Any relation to Henryk Gorecki,

the Polish composer (whose 3rd symphony has moved me

to tears on more than one occasion)?<br><br>Complete

agreement on This Mortal Coil. I was listening to Filigree

and Shadow the other day for the first time in ages

and had forgotten how much I like them. I'll have to

check out Durutti Column.