Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Abbey Lincoln -- Wholly Earth (Verve)

2. Stan Getz Quartet with Chet Baker -- Quintessence: Volume 1 (Concord)

3. Various artists -- 32 Gems from 32 Jazz (32 Jazz)

4. Gene Harris and Phillip Morris All-Stars -- Live (Concord)

5. Johnny Hartman -- The Collection 1947-72 (Hip-O)

6. Allen, Sandke and the RIAS BB -- Music of the Trumpet Kings (Nagel-Heyer)

7. Doron Johnson -- Stride Ways (Doron)

8. Rich Greenblatt -- Mooin (Brass Taco)

9. Bob Mintzer Quartet -- Quality Time (TVT Jazz)

10. Eddie Higgins Trio -- Haunted Heart (Sunnyside)

Submitted by Stephen Charbonneau, host of A Tasteful Blend every Monday through Thursday morning from 6 to 10 a.m. on WICN (90.5 FM).

Your top ten

1. Faith No More -- King for a Day/Fool for a Lifetime (WEA/Warner Bros.)

2. Dream Theater -- Images and Words (WEA/Atlantic)

3. Mr. Bungle -- Disco Volante (WEA/Warner Bros.)

4. Pink Floyd -- Wish You Were Here (Sony Music)

5. Incubus -- S.C.I.E.N.C.E. (Sony Music)

6. The Cars -- Candy-O (WEA/Elektra)

7. Santana -- Santana (Sony Music)

8. Faith No More -- Album of the Year (WEA/Warner Bros.)

9. Pearl Jam - Ten (Sony Music)

10. Nine Inch Nails - Broken (Uni/Interscope)

Submitted by Jason Metcalf, drummer for Comunion, who'll appear at a benefit for the local chapter of Amnesty International on March 5 at the Space.

Web site of the week

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Undergo flashbacks, meet "some very strange women," groove on tunes while staring at very pretty pictures, and watch in amazement as Desert Rain, Connecticut's self-proclaimed "premier psychedelic morons," turn an old restaurant into their own "Rain Desert" nightclub and food emporium. Far out -- proof that anyone can do anything if they want to.