What are you listening to? Part III

[pachyderm]

Some random tunes by Frank Turner.

One of you lot posted some of his stuff a while back and I didn't dig it then.

I love it now.

Thanks!

 

[2984839]

Stunning, flawless, heavenly. I cannot believe how good this choir is.

 

[avz]

"White man, white man...on your bible you swore to fight your battles with lies..."
"...where you gonna hide from the hell you've made?..."

Pure hard rock heaven.

 

[tranceking26]

DJ Tiësto - Forbidden Paradise 6
1996 was a decent year for trance!

 

[S.B.G]

Dusk Incarnate, by Elay Arson

12 track album

elayarson.bandcamp.com

 

[pachyderm]

 

[Expos of 1969]

One day late in tribute to Bob's 75th birthday...

 

[hawkeye_a]

Deep Purple - Hush(1968)
The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood(2019) soundtrack has introduced me to some amazing music I had never heard before.

 

[Expos of 1969]

Deep Purple - Hush(1968)
The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood(2019) soundtrack has introduced me to some amazing music I had never heard before.

@Scepticalscribe I think you mentioned that you like music from the 60s. You got to have a listen to the soundtrack(not just the individual tunes); it plays like a radio-broadcast from that era with djs and ads.

You had never heard Hush by Deep Purple before??? Glad you have now 👍👍

 

[pachyderm]

Deep Purple - Hush(1968)
The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood(2019) soundtrack has introduced me to some amazing music I had never heard before.

@Scepticalscribe I think you mentioned that you like music from the 60s. You got to have a listen to the soundtrack(not just the individual tunes); it plays like a radio-broadcast from that era with djs and ads.

Is that one dude in a towel...?

 

[hawkeye_a]

You had never heard Hush by Deep Purple before??? Glad you have now 👍👍

Heck, I didn't even know they were British until this week when I looked up 'Hush'. I'd heard *of* Deep Purple, but doubt I've heard any of their music. (Any tunes in particular you recommend getting started with? I've got some catching up to do).

Cheers

 

[Expos of 1969]

Heck, I didn't even know they were British until this week when I looked up 'Hush'. I'd heard *of* Deep Purple, but doubt I've heard any of their music. (Any tunes in particular you recommend getting started with? I've got some catching up to do).

Cheers

To start, the massive hit "Smoke On The Water" the true tale of a fire on Lake Geneva when they were recording. One of the best live albums of all time "Made In Japan". Highway Star etc.

Get listening!!!!
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Heck, I didn't even know they were British until this week when I looked up 'Hush'. I'd heard *of* Deep Purple, but doubt I've heard any of their music. (Any tunes in particular you recommend getting started with? I've got some catching up to do).

Cheers

Start with the album Machine Head.

 

[JamesMike]

Listening to 'The Best of John Coltrane', an excellent Jazz saxophonist, while enjoying a good 12-year-old Scottish Macallan whiskey.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

Listening to 'The Best of John Coltrane', an excellent Jazz saxophonist, while enjoying a good 12-year-old Scottish Macallan whiskey.

Enjoy the music and the whiskey both.

 

[pachyderm]

 

[Matz]

One of my favorite tracks on the album Wilder Mind, by Mumford & Sons:

 

[hawkeye_a]

The Royal Guardsmen - Snoopy vs The Red Barron

“Whimsical folk”?

(Another great tune I heard in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)

 

[mikzn]

Steve Perry - Journey - When You Love a Woman 💕

 

[2984839]

Ani Lorak = guilty pleasure. I feel like I have to do something manly to make up for listening to this, like clean guns or use power tools or something.

 

[mikzn]

To start, the massive hit "Smoke On The Water" the true tale of a fire on Lake Geneva when they were recording. One of the best live albums of all time "Made In Japan". Highway Star etc.

Start with the album Machine Head.

Machine Head is Iconic - a rock and roll masterpiece IMHO - everysong - some classic stuff - Smoke on the Water 👍 - Lazy 💕 - Space Truckin'


and ...

 

[pachyderm]

 

[Expos of 1969]

The Royal Guardsmen - Snoopy vs The Red Barron

“Whimsical folk”?

(Another great tune I heard in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)

Ha. I remember that one from the 70's. Great novelty tune.

 

[LizKat]

Pianist Yuja Wang, playing the Prokofiev Toccata in concert... as an encore.... in case one wonders why the orchestra just sits there, awestruck. Yep, they might be astounded that she can still play like that after just having joined them in playing the Prokofiev Concerto #3, at the Lucerne Festival, 2018.

(As with a few other Prokofiev works for piano, if one starts that toccata then better be able to finish it because there's no real resting place except just before the final bars)​

Ms. Wang is 32. She began her musical education at age 6 in Beijing and eventually studied five years w/ Gary Graffman at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. Having performed all over the world, she currently lives in New York. Her parents (mother a dancer and father a percussionist) both still live in Beijing.

Click through to play the video on YouTube...

 

[Apple fanboy]

I predict a riot- Kaiser Chiefs.

 

[2984839]

Pianist Yuja Wang, playing the Prokofiev Toccata in concert... as an encore.... in case one wonders why the orchestra just sits there, awestruck. Yep, they might be astounded that she can still play like that after just having joined them in playing the Prokofiev Concerto #3, at the Lucerne Festival, 2018.

(As with a few other Prokofiev works for piano, if one starts that toccata then better be able to finish it because there's no real resting place except just before the final bars)​

Ms. Wang is 32. She began her musical education at age 6 in Beijing and eventually studied five years w/ Gary Graffman at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. Having performed all over the world, she currently lives in New York. Her parents (mother a dancer and father a percussionist) both still live in Beijing.

Click through to play the video on YouTube...

She's amazing! What a performance