hey, I need ideas for new music for this year. here's what my top played list is:
1. Loreena Mckennitt- Any of her stuffs kicks ass, but I love the Live at Alhambra
2. James McCurtry- better writer than Bob Dylan by far, favorite song We can't make it here anymore
3. Jethro Tull-- Farm by The Freeway
4 Moody Blues-- Sucks that Ray thomas retired, but it was time. Love em all
5. Carlos Santana-- Samba Pa Ti-- Soul Sacrifice woodstock version. I can listen to that guitar all day.
what do you guys have?
Originally posted by Hugh Glasscheck this out
hey, I need ideas for new music for this year. here's what my top played list is:
1. Loreena Mckennitt- Any of her stuffs kicks ass, but I love the Live at Alhambra
2. James McCurtry- better writer than Bob Dylan by far, favorite song We can't make it here anymore
3. Jethro Tull-- Farm by The Freeway
4 Moody Blues-- Sucks that Ray thomas retired, bu ...[text shortened]... ul Sacrifice woodstock version. I can listen to that guitar all day.
what do you guys have?
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Originally posted by Hugh GlassBach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert,Chopin, Mahler and Shostakovich for a start.
hey, I need ideas for new music for this year. here's what my top played list is:
1. Loreena Mckennitt- Any of her stuffs kicks ass, but I love the Live at Alhambra
2. James McCurtry- better writer than Bob Dylan by far, favorite song We can't make it here anymore
3. Jethro Tull-- Farm by The Freeway
4 Moody Blues-- Sucks that Ray thomas retired, bu ...[text shortened]... ul Sacrifice woodstock version. I can listen to that guitar all day.
what do you guys have?
Originally posted by Hugh GlassI the interests of triggering debate, I am going to come right out and say that I am staunchly against music tastes.
hey, I need ideas for new music for this year.
But while I am here I will reveal that, whetever new music I may come across and enjoy in 2010, I will still spend countless hours listening to Grateful Dead soundboards, Frank Zappa and Phish shows, plus 'New Music' and 'Jazz' from the ECM label.
I defy anyone to refute this.
Originally posted by FMFGrateful Dead! That's what I'm missing!
I the interests of triggering debate, I am going to come right out and say that I am staunchly against music tastes.
But while I am here I will reveal that, whetever new music I may come across and enjoy in 2010, I will still spend countless hours listening to Grateful Dead soundboards, Frank Zappa and Phish shows, plus 'New Music' and 'Jazz' from the ECM label.
I defy anyone to refute this.
Originally posted by FMFRefute what? That you are staunchly against music tastes or that you will spend countless hours listening to those artists?
I the interests of triggering debate, I am going to come right out and say that I am staunchly against music tastes.
But while I am here I will reveal that, whetever new music I may come across and enjoy in 2010, I will still spend countless hours listening to Grateful Dead soundboards, Frank Zappa and Phish shows, plus 'New Music' and 'Jazz' from the ECM label.
I defy anyone to refute this.
Originally posted by FMFRefute what?
I the interests of triggering debate, I am going to come right out and say that I am staunchly against music tastes.
But while I am here I will reveal that, whetever new music I may come across and enjoy in 2010, I will still spend countless hours listening to Grateful Dead soundboards, Frank Zappa and Phish shows, plus 'New Music' and 'Jazz' from the ECM label.
I defy anyone to refute this.
Originally posted by FMFLol, The Dead..
I the interests of triggering debate, I am going to come right out and say that I am staunchly against music tastes.
But while I am here I will reveal that, whetever new music I may come across and enjoy in 2010, I will still spend countless hours listening to Grateful Dead soundboards, Frank Zappa and Phish shows, plus 'New Music' and 'Jazz' from the ECM label.
I defy anyone to refute this.
I am living in the second home of jerry garcia. The town of Eugene oregon, also famous for the writer Ken keesey...
oh and the movie Animal House
ABBA was good, years ago, I need to open new horizons. who is new, with a rock background?
Originally posted by Hugh GlassABBA was good
Lol, The Dead..
I am living in the second home of jerry garcia. The town of Eugene oregon, also famous for the writer Ken keesey...
oh and the movie Animal House
ABBA was good, years ago, I need to open new horizons. who is new, with a rock background?
you can't be serious.
try listening to the early fleetwood mac, Cream, and of course Jimi hendrix.
Originally posted by Hugh GlassI mostly listen to classical, but sometimes good blue grass by various artists, old then avante garde jazz like Ornette Coleman, Thelonius Monk, Memphis and Chicago blues, mellow jazz like Bob James with various guests lke Earle Kluge, or heavier stuff like Django Reinhart. Duke Ellington will never grow old. Gospel and spirituals from the 30's and 40's. Scott Joplin. Cole Porter. Good guitar music from Argentina accompanying voice. Good Tango. Italian folk music like Neapolitan songs. If you want to explore different classical than the usual try lieder by schubert, Hugo Wolff or orchestral and chamber music by Stravinsky, Alban Berg and Schoenberg.
hey, I need ideas for new music for this year. here's what my top played list is:
1. Loreena Mckennitt- Any of her stuffs kicks ass, but I love the Live at Alhambra
2. James McCurtry- better writer than Bob Dylan by far, favorite song We can't make it here anymore
3. Jethro Tull-- Farm by The Freeway
4 Moody Blues-- Sucks that Ray thomas retired, bu ...[text shortened]... ul Sacrifice woodstock version. I can listen to that guitar all day.
what do you guys have?
One of my favorite genres of music is opera. If you try opera start with Mozart, Bellini or Donizetti, the most melodious and approachable in my opinion. If you go choral try the oratorios by Haydn, Schumann, Bach, Mendelsohnn. The latter's Elijah is a massive, impressive and rarely performed work and a true masterppiece of the first order!
Originally posted by generalissimoHow early are we talking on FleetwoodMac? They go back real far.
[b]ABBA was good
you can't be serious.
try listening to the early fleetwood mac, Cream, and of course Jimi hendrix.[/b]
How about 10 years after---I'm going Home?
Canned Heat--On the Road again?
Pearl Jam--Yellowledbedder---make up your own words :-)