What Music Are You Listening To?
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A lot, a whole lot has happened in my Music Consumption since my last post here or in the new new album thread.
OOIOO - "ATS"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EWa3URUaeY
Just in case I somehow didn't already have a reputation for listening to Weird Japanese Music, here we go.
OOIOO - "ATS"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EWa3URUaeY
Just in case I somehow didn't already have a reputation for listening to Weird Japanese Music, here we go.
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Just in case anyone's wrongly gotten the idea that I listen to Weird Japanese Music, here is some non-Japanese music that is really cool.
Angels of Light - "My True Body"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVFBTqGRjOE
Angels of Light - "My True Body"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVFBTqGRjOE
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My daily modding music schedule for the past three weeks:
Metamorpheus - Steve Hackett
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Steve Hackett
Momentum - Steve Hackett
And then finished up with La Boheme (with Jose Carreras, conducted by James Levine) by Giacomo Puccini.
Metamorpheus - Steve Hackett
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Steve Hackett
Momentum - Steve Hackett
And then finished up with La Boheme (with Jose Carreras, conducted by James Levine) by Giacomo Puccini.
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Oh! That's right! Here am I watching Quiet Man, Darby O'Gill and the Little People, eating green chips and cookies, and forgetting to listen to some o' dat Irish music!
Harbour Of Tears - Camel. (Amazing guitar.)
Harbour Of Tears - Camel. (Amazing guitar.)
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Hey, thanks for introducing me to Steve Hackett. I have never heard of him or his work, but I am quite enjoying it... although normally I don't like big orchestral pieces with lots of production put into it, because it sounds like "rich people music".troublesomekeen wrote:My daily modding music schedule for the past three weeks:
Metamorpheus - Steve Hackett
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Steve Hackett
Momentum - Steve Hackett
And then finished up with La Boheme (with Jose Carreras, conducted by James Levine) by Giacomo Puccini.
This is soothing though. Good for my soul right now.
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Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version. Play it good and loud at let the droning sanic power drown out all your thoughts. I sure am.
I like this on loud, it imbues me with a sense of awe.StupidBunny wrote:Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version. Play it good and loud at let the droning sanic power drown out all your thoughts. I sure am.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4beuWf6fUu8
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Rich people music. Huh. How interesting! Never thought about it that way.Paramultart wrote:Hey, thanks for introducing me to Steve Hackett. I have never heard of him or his work, but I am quite enjoying it... although normally I don't like big orchestral pieces with lots of production put into it, because it sounds like "rich people music".
Steve Hackett is known mostly for his work in Genesis (fav band) during 1971-77. I have about 32 Hackett albums (studio and live), soon to add one more to my collection. "Beyond the Shrouded Horizons" is in the mail because the second I found out Hackett did a version of Tommy, I simply had to own it:
http://youtu.be/YUcvThBWPlI
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