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What are you listening to? Part III
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Love Asia - have the first album and many others
i really have a special listening for the 2006 "Silent Nation" and especially the "What about Love" track
The guitar "outro" solo at the end of 'What About Love" is one of the most creative guitar solos of all time by Guthrie Govan - epic guitar solo!
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Funnily enough I had an 80’s vibe on the way home.
Kim Wilde - Kids in America.
Bangles - Walk like an Egyptian.
Nothing wrong with that.
Now, I have graduated to Steeleye Span, who wrote some superb stuff.
Currently listening to Lovely On The Water.
Christopher Robinson / Cambridge University Choir - Part-songs by Elgar
The composer wrote around 50 songs for multiple voices; some were commissioned and others apparently just written as a break from his work on larger, orchestral pieces. This is a nice selection. There's another collection worth looking into performed by Paul Spicer directing the Finzi Singers (Chandos label).
The composer wrote around 50 songs for multiple voices; some were commissioned and others apparently just written as a break from his work on larger, orchestral pieces. This is a nice selection. There's another collection worth looking into performed by Paul Spicer directing the Finzi Singers (Chandos label).
Cam Ye O'er Frae France - Steeleye Span.
To be followed (among others) all by Steeleye Span: Thomas The Rhymer, Gaudete, My Johnny Was A Shoemaker, Black Jack Davy, Hard Times Of Old England, Fisherman's Wife, Copshawholme Fair, All Things Are Quite Silent, Lowlands of Holland, The Gower Wassail, When I Was On Horseback, and Long Lankin.
To be followed (among others) all by Steeleye Span: Thomas The Rhymer, Gaudete, My Johnny Was A Shoemaker, Black Jack Davy, Hard Times Of Old England, Fisherman's Wife, Copshawholme Fair, All Things Are Quite Silent, Lowlands of Holland, The Gower Wassail, When I Was On Horseback, and Long Lankin.
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And currently listening to (and watching) the Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert.
This was a tradition that my late father and I enjoyed together every New Year's Day, when we would watch (and listen to) the concert together.
Can't think of a better way to salute the New Year, his memory, and the whole culture of Vienna, than to watch (and listen to) and enjoy this concert with a mug of coffee; after all, coffee came to Europe via Vienna in the 17th century, as did the very culture of the coffee house or café.
This was a tradition that my late father and I enjoyed together every New Year's Day, when we would watch (and listen to) the concert together.
Can't think of a better way to salute the New Year, his memory, and the whole culture of Vienna, than to watch (and listen to) and enjoy this concert with a mug of coffee; after all, coffee came to Europe via Vienna in the 17th century, as did the very culture of the coffee house or café.
Happy New Years! 🎉 🎉 Chicken Little Music:
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart*Elton John/Kiki Dee
Stir it Up*Patti LaBelle (Beverly Hills Cop)
It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)*REM
...concert version
One Little Slip*Barenaked Ladies
...concert version
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Hybrid Theory (Deluxe Edition) by LINKIN PARK on Apple Music
Album · 2000 · 16 Songs
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