What music are you listening to?
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bob32116
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I have 4 more of her albums on my wish list; when I get those I will have all but a handful of her catalogue.
Currently I am listening to an interesting Australian outfit, Ned Collette and Wirewalker, the album "Networking In Purgatory". Apparently they have been playing for some years, but I only just discovered them. The music is hard to describe - there is a lot of synth but it does not sound like Duran Duran or Spandau Ballet, it's more like Simon and Garfunkel might have sounded if they had had access to computer technology.
John Watt
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Hey! You might get into me, who I've been listening to while I play.
I'm a blend of Jimi Hendrix with virtuoso symphonic violin and John Coltrane.
And the words of the prophets are still written on the subway walls and tenement halls,
as the cell phone calls,
and we listen to the sounds of digitals.
I'm a blend of Jimi Hendrix with virtuoso symphonic violin and John Coltrane.
And the words of the prophets are still written on the subway walls and tenement halls,
as the cell phone calls,
and we listen to the sounds of digitals.
marsia
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i'm listening reggae radio stations http://marsfm.net/reggae.html
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Eric Burdon and The Animals--Absolutely The Greatest Hits
Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band--Stranger In Town and Against The Wind
Three excellent CDS which I cranked up loud in my car.
Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band--Stranger In Town and Against The Wind
Three excellent CDS which I cranked up loud in my car.
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band--Against The Wind and Stranger In Town. Some really fine cuts on both of these records; I forgot how much I used to enjoy them "back in the day" on vinyl.
NAVE
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I've been listening to some elliot smith lately. I find is voice is effortless and soothing. I find inspiration through his music.
I have been producing a lot of music for film and visual arts lately and have been played a fair bit through BBC Introducing and BBC 6 Music. i am very proud of what I am doing and am working hard.
If you guys want something versatile and interesting, here is a collection of songs I have written over the last 6 months which are all different
https://soundcloud.com/nave89
I have been producing a lot of music for film and visual arts lately and have been played a fair bit through BBC Introducing and BBC 6 Music. i am very proud of what I am doing and am working hard.
If you guys want something versatile and interesting, here is a collection of songs I have written over the last 6 months which are all different
https://soundcloud.com/nave89
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Miles Davis--In A Silent Way
Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band--Against The Wind and Stranger In Town
Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band--Against The Wind and Stranger In Town
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Eric Burdon And The Animals--Absolutely The Best. One more time, baby! :nut:
NiallO23
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A new favourite is Thomas and Guro from Norway/Sweden, playing beatiful compostitions in traditional style on hardanger fiddle and cittern. Sounds incredible! Check at Guro Kvifte Nesheim – Lamslått
JHC
Chief assistant to the assistant chief
I have the original version of Peer Gynt with Neemi Jarvi and that uses a hardanger fiddle at the beginning, a unique sound.
GavinJones
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Yesterday Once More！
GavinJones
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Because You Loved Me
JHC
Chief assistant to the assistant chief
Would that be the Cray brothers Teddy? I recall those boys in the smoke in the 50s
AnywhereButNow
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Some while ago I got hooked to this guy, his name's Pludo, I dig this song Haywire. Love the vocals and the street performing atmosphere.
https://youtu.be/DoxDK7z5oO0
https://youtu.be/DoxDK7z5oO0