Aeolienne

I was amazed they could get away with a song encouraging listeners to feed animals at the zoo! I'm listening to Marin Marais (1656-1728) music for viola da gamba performed by the Palladian Ensemble.

A Fish Called Wanda

No, the Baroque era for music started around 1600-ish. I'm currently listening to the Palladian Ensemble's A Choice Collection: Music from Purcell's London.

Olde Hansa Musicus - the music of the medieval-themed restaurant in Tallinn: http://www.oldehansa.ee/

Kind Hearts and Coronets rocks!

Novalima, Coba Coba

Jim Moray, Low Culture

Stephan Micus, Bold as Light

Red Priest, Nightmare in Venice

Ottorino Respighi (1879-1936), Le feste di Roma

What's wrong with a traditional wire whisk?

British Library National Sound Archive, Wild Britain: Sound portraits from Britain's wild places, recorded by Richard Margoschis

The Magic Numbers, Those the Brokes

Jan Lundgren, Magnum Mysterium

Tonight we had lamb casserole, potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower, followed by raspberries and homemade shortbread.

Sonic Youth, The Destroyed Room: B-sides and rarities

Joculatores Upsalienses, De fyra årstiderna [The Four Seasons]

Joculatores Upsalienses, Antik musik på Wik [Early Music at Wik]

Sousa marches performed by the Band of the Grenadier Guards

Keith Jarrett, Testament Paris / London

Sufjan Stevens, Come on Feel the Illinoise!

Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense, At the Sign of the Crumhorn: Flemish songs and dance music from the Susato music books

Green peppercorn ice-cream is nice too!

Idlewild, 100 Broken Windows

Jean Michel Jarre, Oxygène