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What are you listening to pt.2
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Just listening to this... here's what was around 25 years ago kids!
Sigue Sigue Sputnik! Check the awesome overdriven synth sounds at 0:55!
Sigue Sigue Sputnik! Check the awesome overdriven synth sounds at 0:55!
Steve Lukather - Ever Changing Times, of the album of the same title. What a gem of an album.
Listening to bebop pianist Hampton Hawes - "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams" and other tracks from the album "For Real!"
(Hawes was playing here in quartet format, with tenor sax Harold Land, bassist Scott La Faro, Frank Butler on drums)
This was a 1958 album. La Faro was only 22 at that time; he was later the bassist for Bill Evans, most notably in the 1961 albums Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby, the works recorded just before La Faro died in a car crash in upstate New York at age 25.
(Hawes was playing here in quartet format, with tenor sax Harold Land, bassist Scott La Faro, Frank Butler on drums)
This was a 1958 album. La Faro was only 22 at that time; he was later the bassist for Bill Evans, most notably in the 1961 albums Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby, the works recorded just before La Faro died in a car crash in upstate New York at age 25.
Sam Roberts ~ I Feel You
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If you like NMH, you'll like Beirut (who claim to have been influenced by them).
For myself, I'm listening to "Miss Sarajevo" by Luciano Pavarotti and Bono
I didn't know that was an actual band.
It's mentioned in will grayson, will grayson by John Green.
That's a nice track...
But you need to mention that it's by 'Passengers' which is a Brian Eno project!
Listening to the Drive soundtrack. Can't get enough of "Nightcall." So very 80s that it's simultaneously ridiculous and perfect. Want to know whether it is a new song or something old recently "discovered." Then again, maybe I don't want to know.
"Sie müssen sich an Sterne krallen (ganz fest)
Damit sie nicht vom Himmel fallen..."
Listening to Rammstein - Morgenstern
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