Obligatory music forum topic.
Few rules; -Keep natter to the minimum, if you want to comment on some track, also post what you're listeining to -Format is as follows:
The Pogues - The Old Main Drag
That is, Band - Song, in italics.
Let the insane post-count growing ensue!
Mozart - Serenade No. 13 in G Major, KV 525 "A Little Night Music" Allegro
A classic classic.
cautiously pessimistic
Minus the Bear - Double Vision Quest
life is the sleep of no dreaming; stories allow us to dream again
Coheed & Cambria - Welcome Home
The Beatles-Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey
That may be the longest title on this list
Johann Sebastian Bach - Praeludium et Fuga in E
He made like fifteen "prelude and fugues" in E though as searching the interwebs tells me, and I have no opus number to reference this specific one.
I wrote about a fish turning into the moon.
Has emotional range
Ziz wrote:
BonSequitur wrote:
A) "You don't get it" is like the marching anthem of post-modernism B) You fail the thread
Unkle- Reign
Has emotional range
Ziz wrote:
BonSequitur wrote:
And here I was thinking it was about expression, and transmission of ideas
The Magnetic Fields- Like an Operetta
Has emotional range
Ziz wrote:
The Good Troper
Ziz wrote:
The interviews I've seen he's always expressed annoyance that it was the only thing he wrote that anyone was interested in. In one he said some thing like "The radicals only want to hear 4'33", which is almost nothing, and the conservatives don't want to hear anything at all!".
It is too often forgotten that John Cage was a composer, trained by Henry Cowell and Arnold Schoenberg, who wrote lots of real music. He was not a philosopher posing as a composer. 4'33" is interesting for the theory, but his real music is what earned my respect.
Here
is one of his pieces for prepared piano, if you want to hear the man's work.
CTrombley wrote:
CTrombley wrote:
is one of his pieces for prepared piano, if you want to hear the man's work.Not to my taste!
Also: Come on guys! Obey the thread-rules
Unkle- Lonely Soul
Turandot - Nessun Dorma
God-des - What If
Deep Purple-Hush
Bob Dylan - From A Buick 6
Grand Funk Railroad-We're an American Band
Refused - Pump The Brakes
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Talonpoika Lalli - Talonpoika Lalli ft. Sipedi
Sarah Brightman - Con Te Partiro
AXTE INCAL AXTUCE MUN
Runforyerlife - "Te Vi" and "Dr. C. Funk"
This was the album that pretty much ended my interest in third-wave ska. Because every album I heard after simply couldn't compare.
Marxman - Sad Affair (Bohdran mix)
Irish Rap, name sounds pretty obvious now.
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Limp Wrist - I Love Hardcore Boys/I love Boys Hardcore
Gay punk, lol.
Rolling Stones-Jumpin' Jack Flash
Jukka-Poika - Hän Haluaa Huussin
Jukka-Poika was for long the central figure of the Finnish reggae scene, these days he does some solo stuff, and has retired from any active role in the scene.