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Może warto czasem wepchnąć w harmonogram wieczorny zamiast System of a Down i Linkin Park coś ciepłego? Może to: One Quiet Night?

A decade of excellence.

No Boundaries - the seemingly Pearl Jam curated disk. I bought this probably for the Oasis track, which I've since acquired on single. There's really no other reason to keep it. The Neil Young song is good, but I think it would've worked better in a recorded version as opposed to the live version featured here. Highlights: Bush - Come Down, Ben Folds Five - Leather Jacket, The Wallflowers - Used To Be Lucky

No Doubt Why I bought this album is beyond me. Really a terrible album, I thought, though perhaps my disdain for Gwen Stefani's solo career has something to do with that. Highlights: Sometimes, Paulina, Brand New Day

No Surprises CD 1 features to stand out B-Sides, the quiet Piano piece How I Made My Millions and the MPIE Rocker, Palo Alto. CD 2 features live cuts of Airbag and Lucky from Berlin and Florence, respectively.

North Overall, kind of whiny, but really not bad at all.

North Atlantic Drift I bought a OCS album second hand at Disc Replay once. …

1. Ensemble by Alain Morier
2. One Quiet Night by Pat Metheny
3. Momentum by Steve Hackett
4. Koeln Concert by Keith Jarrett
5. Dummy by Portishead
6. Scenes by Michael Galasso

This is one of my favorite albums of all time. First, it makes me feel, every time I listen to it, as if Pat were here next to me playing his guitar, in an off-handed kind of way, like he didn't know it was being recorded. The notes just follow each other as if they were waiting each one in a long long line, patiently waiting each for their turn. All there is is one baritone guitar. And my heart bloats up with sound and smiles a sad little smile.One Quiet Night