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A night of Philip Glass.
Don't ask me why, except that I was in the mood for this.
Don't ask me why, except that I was in the mood for this.
If Music Be The Food Of Love, Play On: The Music Thread: What Are You Listening To?
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Madame Rêve - Alain Bashung
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Genesis - Selling England By The Pound.
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Chillhop is such a refreshing change from faster/harder electronic genres that I like. They bring these releases out on vinyl too.
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Some 90s music to keep me company this thundery afternoon:
A few from George Michael (Freedom 90, Praying for Time), some songs from Seal (Kiss From A Rose, Crazy, Prayer For The Dying, Future Love Paradise, Fly Like An Eagle), and one or two from Prince (Money Don't Matter 2 Night).
A few from George Michael (Freedom 90, Praying for Time), some songs from Seal (Kiss From A Rose, Crazy, Prayer For The Dying, Future Love Paradise, Fly Like An Eagle), and one or two from Prince (Money Don't Matter 2 Night).
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watched some Stingray episodes with my mum, love the credits song
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What's your experience with bass heavy music on vinyl? I mostly have jazz and classical music which is fantastic on Vinyl. I have some metal that just works much better in lossless with its dynamics.
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Kind reminds me of some laid-back tracks in the Ananda Project's Night Blossom album (2008 or so?) Here one of the remixes of the track called Bahia.
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Who Wants To Live Forever - Queen.
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Perfect Day - Lou Reed
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What the F?!!!
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One of my 5 favorite movies of all time, and always loved this song in it.
One of my 5 favorite movies of all time, and always loved this song in it.
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A little similar. Electronic music has turned into so many genres in the last ten plus years. Hard to keep track of what new stuff I might like!
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I rewatched it last year. What's impressive about the movie is how well it aged. It looked pretty cool in 2010 when I saw it, and it was pretty cool in 2019.
This reminds me of the music I used to listen to while studying for exams. Good old rhodes piano with plentiful reverb and delay, 4/4 beat, and just nice vibes in general. My favorite compilation is from this era too:
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A little bit of Elvis because the shuffle function on my iPod told me so, lol. Love this tune.
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My mother always said that Elvis put her off the dance floor, so, while she liked The Beatles, she had small regard for Elvis.
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It's interesting to me that even though Elvis remains renowned for rock tunes, a lot of his all time top hits were more in the category of love songs, a few of them not even his own but covers of songs from back in the 20s like "Love Me Tender". Chalk that up to pre-teen girls in the mid to late 50s I guess.
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Leonard Cohen - Take This Waltz.
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Something I didn't even know Philip Glass had scored, soundtrack of the documentary interview of Robert McNamara, The Fog of War. Now I need to go back and watch that thing, probably starting from the beginning. Was just not in the mood when I had first bought it. Maybe if I'd stuck with it a little longer then at least some of the music might have kept my attention.
I do remember thinking it was remarkable how focused the guy was at his age -- think he was in his 80s already-- on organizing his (belated) lessons-learned into observations that the world could make use of, but sadly doesn't seem to have made the most of yet.
I do remember thinking it was remarkable how focused the guy was at his age -- think he was in his 80s already-- on organizing his (belated) lessons-learned into observations that the world could make use of, but sadly doesn't seem to have made the most of yet.