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What Are You Listening To Right Now?
Quinto
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HWB3
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We all feel the heat of the sun. What a great song by the Stones.
Cheesebuggah
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Good band. I think I have two or three of their tracks in my playlist. They also created the opening and ending song to the second season of "Rage of Bahamut".
LarsMan
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I got to see Peter Perritt & Co in San Francisco when they toured on their first album. There were only about 50 people in the audience, so I was one of the only ones there, as it were. Great show, too; wish I'd had my camera with me.
RCBinTN
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For today: focus on the music of saxophonist Mark Turner.
From 2012, 2014 and 2022. Thanks @earnmyturns for the idea.
Edit: The 2022 album is by far the best here. There are no chords in this
music and no "chorded" instruments like piano or guitar. That leaves the
musicians free to solo and harmonize, and leads to an open, welcoming
and expressive sound. Mr. Turner has a wonderful tonality and range on
the sax. HD800 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
From 2012, 2014 and 2022. Thanks @earnmyturns for the idea.
Edit: The 2022 album is by far the best here. There are no chords in this
music and no "chorded" instruments like piano or guitar. That leaves the
musicians free to solo and harmonize, and leads to an open, welcoming
and expressive sound. Mr. Turner has a wonderful tonality and range on
the sax. HD800 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
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Passenger11
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Eldritch on this song:
"I had this vision. You know in the summer if you lay on the grass and stare at the sky, you can almost see beyond the stars, but cannot quite get a grip on what’s there? Well, sometimes it’s very difficult to work out exactly what it is that keeps you pressed between the earth and the sky and why you don’t whoosh off into oblivion. Neverland is coming about this the other way: the entire population of the earth starting to travel from some indefinable point in space toward the earth at increasing speed. It would take an eternity to reach the earth – by which time you’d be reasonably spiritualised – and even when you reached the destination, you wouldn’t actually hit the ground. You’d be going so fast you’d just go through and out the other side, where there is another eternity of nothingness. I just tried to write a song about these impressions."
"I had this vision. You know in the summer if you lay on the grass and stare at the sky, you can almost see beyond the stars, but cannot quite get a grip on what’s there? Well, sometimes it’s very difficult to work out exactly what it is that keeps you pressed between the earth and the sky and why you don’t whoosh off into oblivion. Neverland is coming about this the other way: the entire population of the earth starting to travel from some indefinable point in space toward the earth at increasing speed. It would take an eternity to reach the earth – by which time you’d be reasonably spiritualised – and even when you reached the destination, you wouldn’t actually hit the ground. You’d be going so fast you’d just go through and out the other side, where there is another eternity of nothingness. I just tried to write a song about these impressions."
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