Kashi is a graphic designer and interactive developer with industry experience in print design, web design and interactive development.
He's also a 3rd Year IT undergraduate completing a major in Software Technology part-time at Macquarie University, Sydney.
A stream of the CDs I add to my collection (complete list @ForTheLoveOfBob).
The River
Bruce Springsteen
One of the best narrative driven rock albums of the last few decades. A great study into what quality song writing can accomplish.
In The Wee Small Hours
Frank Sinatra
A candid glimpse into the poignant night-wanderings of the man himself - his tone, phrasing, emotion and class are simply peerless.
Live in Boston
Chris Botti
Overflowing with talent thanks to spectacular collaborations with other musicians - all the while Botti's trumpeting is flawless.
Kind of Blue (2009 remaster)
Miles Davis
This album shaped the genre - it needs no review. This is my 2nd version of this album and the mixing quality is better than before.
Aja
Steely Dan
It's no wonder audiophiles love this CD - it's prestine! That being said the style is typically 70s (good thing? bad thing? - IDK)
Live at Sin-é
Jeff Buckley
What a spectacular voice, music acumen and sheer, undiluted talent - the mood ranges from fun to breathtaking. Definately a classic.
Live in Paris
Diana Krall
Masterful. From Diana's vocals to her effortless operation of the ivory. Her band are equally talented & the atmosphere = magical.
Ten
Pearl Jam
A subtle reminder that even the ninties were a pretty good time for mainstream rock - pity it started to come apart shortly after.
The River
Bruce Springsteen
One of the best narrative driven rock albums of the last few decades. A great study into what quality song writing can accomplish.
Kashi Samaraweera
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