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What are you listening to? Part III
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he sound metallic, but the musi cis good!
and I can alway purchase this:
A definitive Keith Emerson 20 CD set presented in 10 x 10” box with a 48 page book.
Price: £150.00
Format: Boxset
Artist: Keith Emerson (goes to a British cd site)
Availability: 17-11-2023
I have everything he composed except for 3 songs on here, so
Trevor might be my quest!
I did not know that... Did he actual play with them? I remember him as being part of Emerson, Lake, & Palmer...
Yes.I did not know that... Did he actual play with them? I remember him as being part of Emerson, Lake, & Palmer...
Gosh.
I had forgotten about them.
That brings back memories.
I have about 2,300 CDs, maybe an 8'-long stacking of vinyl, but I too have really curtailed my music purchases in the last few years. This year, that I can think of:
- Prince's first "posthumous" release. It's.... okay, but if those were the best songs in his 90% recorded material he never released, well, there may have been a reason.
- the new Louis Cole release; and extremely unique and gifted musician!
- I will be buying the new Peter Gabriel CD when/if it ever comes out (many of the songs already on EweTube)
SiriusXM siriusly pi**ed me off, so they're gone; I may be trying Apple Music one of these days.
Robert Barry played with Emerson and Palmer in 1987 with the "3"I did not know that... Did he actual play with them? I remember him as being part of Emerson, Lake, & Palmer...
Trevor Rabin was in 90125, Big Generator, Union, Talk with Yes but never recorded with ELP.
Peter Gabriel should be a great recording, I hav not heard any songs yet, since im holding out for the entire CD/album.
Terrific film/movie (several years ago, I attended a talk given by David Puttnam, who produced Chariots of Fire, - indeed, he produced several superb movies & TV series'), and a superb sound track, Vangelis at his inspired best.
@rm5: If you like the music of Yann Tiersen, - and you do (as I do) - I expect that you will also like the music of Abel Korzeniowski; his soundtrack to "Penny Dreadful: Seasons 2 & 3" is superb, and I recommend that you take the time to listen to it, as I think that you will enjoy it.
Oh, wow.
Thanks for the link and the reminder.
Fergal Sharkey & The Undertones: I really liked some of their tracks - and absolutely loved "It's Going To Happen!"
As someone mentioned the Trevor Rabin years, this is one of my favorite YES songs of any era....
YES, Holy Lamb
YES, Holy Lamb
Now that the 'Mats have super deluxe boxes for almost their entire discography, Rhino really needs to do one for (their greatest album and one of the greatest albums of all time) Let It Be. And I'd be happy with any official reissue of The **** Hits The Fans!!!
I never listen to that cd of TALK (1994) until several years ago.
that is very good as well.
there is a subtile, slowish and nice song "where will be" which Alan White does a fantastic performance on different percussion pieces.
two years ago I tweeted how he was special on that song and his talents were good, etc!
he thanked me!
then
I was told by other tweeters of other BETTER song he played on like gate of delirium, and i should listen to those intend. I thanked these tweets heads and said I knew these songs which provoked more negativity.
Even explaining how special that song was because he did not "buddy rich" the tune.
well, that only angered these Yes "fans" they would post clips of shows I saw live proving their point.
I eventually had to unfollow him and probably the band itself.
seems to me I should have closed my tweets account then instead on this September.
I might get Trevors alums anyways tho he sounds metallic.
oh im listen to this morning:
He was in Yes from 1982 - 1995... He was the primary writer of their hit, Owner of a Lonely Heart.I did not know that... Did he actual play with them? I remember him as being part of Emerson, Lake, & Palmer...
#1 on the Billboard hot 100.
No kidding! I did not know that! And yup, that is the song I remember from them. That song was always being played on MTV when it came out. Back when MTV played music videos. I want to say that is the only YES album I have from them and it is because of that song!
some Drama songs received a lot of air play in 1979-1980.
they would also play the entire "close to the edge" song back in the early 70's on FM radio.
David Letterman loved that "The Calling" song from Talk
he would crank that and sped into Manhattan several times!
they were a great fun band that had a lot of success and fans ever tour, even in 2014!