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What are you listening to? Part III
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Otoño Porteño by Astor Piazzolla, performed by Stephanie Jones
R.I.P John
Survived cancer twice but taken down by Covid-19...
Survived cancer twice but taken down by Covid-19...
@Northern Man - yep got some Prine on this morning. He was a legend. RIP.
Portishead, just fantastic, and Beth Gibbons is a goddess
Have you heard her work with the Polish National Radio Symphony?
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Thanks for the reminder, putting it on shortly.
No I have not. But I will investigate. Thanks.Portishead, just fantastic, and Beth Gibbons is a goddess
Have you heard her work with the Polish National Radio Symphony?
Written in a different time for a different reason, but somewhat appropriate for the current time...
In these tense times, I like to listen to some tense (but cathartic) classical music:
Some times less - really is more
Adagio - Johann Sebastian Bach / Alessandro Marcello BWV 974 | Tzvi Erez
Adagio - Johann Sebastian Bach / Alessandro Marcello BWV 974 | Tzvi Erez
Ludwig van Beethoven - The Moonlight Sonata - First Movement.
That brings back memories; there was a warm summer - in the mid 80s, when as undergrads, my brother and I both seemed to binge a bit on the music of The Doors; this track, plus both Light My Fire, and Riders On The Storm, were played endlessly by the pair of us.
Haven't heard it for years (decades); funny how certain pieces of music seem to resonate so fiercely and strongly and (yes) personally when you are that age (late teens, early twenties).
And now, listening to Light My Fire, and yes, my favourite, Riders On The Storm once again, (and thanks for the remainder, @Matz), I realise why I really liked these pieces of music at the time, (bass lines, the rhythm, those soaring solos), and recognise why I still like them and acknowledge that I still like them, but the fierce emotion that attended my enjoyment and appreciation a few decades ago, is a memory, something felt by someone I was, (and I do not deny either that person or those emotions), but realise I am no longer.
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I wish this would come to CD...
Gojira - Of Blood and Salt (Featuring Devin Townsend and Fredrik Thordendal)
Gojira - Of Blood and Salt (Featuring Devin Townsend and Fredrik Thordendal)