dezzadk
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#futuregarage #ambyion #fallen
What Are You Listening To Right Now?
Sorry for not expressing myself clearly enough. I have almost all of my albums named, organized (folders) and tagged just fine, no probs and can find anything I remember and want to listen to or e.g. anything by any artist in an instant. My issue is just the sheer amount of tunes - aka soo much stuff, so little time and my need to find something that fits the moment as closely as possible from the top of my aging head.
Even if it's 'only' a couple thousand albums (I've heard of some folks here owning x times as many) that adds up to something like one album a day for the next 10 years without any repetition (rinse and repeat, lol).
...
Anyway, been seeing John McLaughlin on his 'Liberation Time' tour last year but only bought the album a couple days ago, incredible performance for an octogenerian.
Daily dose of south-american vibes ...
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whirlwind
Headphoneus Supremus
16/44 Flac > KTE Holo Spring L3 > GOTL > ZMF VC
MisterMudd
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Time to WAKE THIS THREAD UP!! Just LEAN INTO IT!!
![Mr Big - Lean Into It [CD]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81VZRyKC9DL._UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg "Mr Big - Lean Into It [CD]")
Sundara via Qudelix 5K making it happen. That's Billy Sheehan (the Eddie Van Halen of BASS) holding it down. My favorite track is #9 A Little Too Loose. What a way to wake up. WOWZA!! Go grab some coffee.......
Sundara via Qudelix 5K making it happen. That's Billy Sheehan (the Eddie Van Halen of BASS) holding it down. My favorite track is #9 A Little Too Loose. What a way to wake up. WOWZA!! Go grab some coffee.......
Blue Öyster Cult - Burnin For You
Death Cab for Cutie - Doors Unlocked and
Open
Muddy Waters - I'm Your Hoochie Coochie
Man
Cream - Crossroads
Mark Knopfler - Don't You Get It
The Black Keys - Fire Walk With Me
Of Monsters and Men - Visitor
J.J. Cale - Going Down
Death Cab for Cutie - Doors Unlocked and
Open
Muddy Waters - I'm Your Hoochie Coochie
Man
Cream - Crossroads
Mark Knopfler - Don't You Get It
The Black Keys - Fire Walk With Me
Of Monsters and Men - Visitor
J.J. Cale - Going Down
RBRIII
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My fav part of this song has to be the chords showcasing the guitar distortion. It's like a warm blanket that envelopes your senses. I used to love it when one of my fellow band mates from HS used a similar sounding distortion on his Zoom and Boss pedals. 
finbad
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George Gershwin ( "that nice boy from Brooklyn" ) LMAO 
Gershwin plays Gershwin: The Piano Rolls
(1916-1927/ 1992 Nonesuch Label)
George Gershwin made 130 piano rolls between 1916-27;
28 were recorded and released in 1998 on two Nonesuch CDs. This particular release (vol.#1) has quite a few obscure Gershwin songs, including his very first tune, "When You Want 'Em, You Can't Get 'Em, When You've Got 'Em, You Don't Want 'Em."
Certainly such tunes as "Novelette In Fourths," "So Am I," and "Idle Dreams" are long forgotten but worth reviving. Among the other highlights of the fascinating and highly enjoyable recital are "Sweet and Lowdown," "Swanee" and a 14-minute rendition of "Rhapsody In Blue." The 1933 item is a bit unusual, for it is a two-piano rendition of "An American In Paris" that lasts over 16 minutes and was arranged by Frank Milne. Well worth exploring. (Qobuz)
George Gershwin (1898-1937) Rhapsody in Blue & An American in Paris -
Leonard Bernstein. Remastered
Qobuz https://bit.ly/3dZGbsC
Gershwin plays Gershwin: The Piano Rolls
(1916-1927/ 1992 Nonesuch Label)
George Gershwin made 130 piano rolls between 1916-27;
28 were recorded and released in 1998 on two Nonesuch CDs. This particular release (vol.#1) has quite a few obscure Gershwin songs, including his very first tune, "When You Want 'Em, You Can't Get 'Em, When You've Got 'Em, You Don't Want 'Em."
Certainly such tunes as "Novelette In Fourths," "So Am I," and "Idle Dreams" are long forgotten but worth reviving. Among the other highlights of the fascinating and highly enjoyable recital are "Sweet and Lowdown," "Swanee" and a 14-minute rendition of "Rhapsody In Blue." The 1933 item is a bit unusual, for it is a two-piano rendition of "An American In Paris" that lasts over 16 minutes and was arranged by Frank Milne. Well worth exploring. (Qobuz)
George Gershwin (1898-1937) Rhapsody in Blue & An American in Paris -
Leonard Bernstein. Remastered
Qobuz https://bit.ly/3dZGbsC
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HWB3
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I look at all of the music presented here and think that maybe I should move out of my comfort zone (classic rock) and try some of these. Maybe soon.
Lenni
Headphoneus Supremus
Everyone's Getting Involved: A Tribute to Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense
RCBinTN
Headphoneus Supremus
If you do, I recommend a subscription to Qobuz. It's easy to explore new music, and to buy it, if you so desire. I think my basic subscription costs $10.83/month. The quality even of their 16/44.1 music is very good.
For today - I've not ever listened to this music, but discovered that Todd
went from Paul McCartney-esque to half crazy during these three years.
Decided to hear it for myself. Qobuz at 24/192 resolution.
So sad, so relevant today.
The first three "sides" of this album are one-man music, meaning completely
overdubbed. Up to this time, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder had also made
one-man albums. The 4th "side" is a real band - for example on "Hello It's Me."
By 1972, Todd had completely changed his tune and was into psychedelic
drugs, so no more "pop" music. This album is like one long acid trip on a disc.
But, he was recruiting superb musicians ... playing on the album are Michael &
Randy Brecker, David Sanborn and Rick Derringer. I like it better than the first
two albums, but then I always was into a good trip. Kinda feels like Zappa.
From 1971, 1972 and 1973. HD800 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
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HWB3
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Maybe I'll start here. She has some good tunes.
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