What are you listening to? The world really needs to know. #5
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Almost 2 million listeners? WTF
Anyway, after 5 years a new album, (september, 2013.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesitation_Marks
Their debut, (1989)
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Anyway, after 5 years a new album, (september, 2013.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesitation_Marks
Their debut, (1989)
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this album is almost 18 years old? where the hell did 18 years go? I have a kid and a mortgage payment? I coach a little league team? who the fuck am I?
well, at least I have all my hair. but why is it so short?
well, at least I have all my hair. but why is it so short?
OK, all about the music.
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Let's go further back...
...Oh, you've got green eyes Oh, you've got blue eyes Oh, you've got grey eyes...
Edit. Ah, may not be the whole song in that performance.
Edit2. Another performance cut short. Ah well. The songs are there if you want them.
These old New Order songs remind me of an old friend and terrible John Hughes movies.
...Oh, you've got green eyes Oh, you've got blue eyes Oh, you've got grey eyes...
Edit. Ah, may not be the whole song in that performance.
Edit2. Another performance cut short. Ah well. The songs are there if you want them.
These old New Order songs remind me of an old friend and terrible John Hughes movies.
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Gillian Welch & Old Crow Medicine Show - The Weight
Skygazer
And in the end...
D Gray, do you think he needs more practise doing the French horn?:) one of my favourite Beatles songs though.
I went into a record store on tuesday to get it but it wasn't in stock. but I like what I've heard.
maybe this belongs to the 'classical-music'-thread:
Today I've discovered a piano-player who's up my alley.
(have been lazily browsing youtube for interpretations of Rachmaninow's 2nd piano-concerto, which is very common and obvious, but still I do love it. Browsing I stumbled - yes, stumbled - upon her.)
Hélène Grimaud
What I dig is, she's none of these posers, who need to shove upon you how virtuosic they are with their instrument, but she sure knows how to handle it. Also, she handles it in a romantic yet powerful manner at the same time. (a quality that I love with Vladimir Ashkenazy [sp?])
Today I've discovered a piano-player who's up my alley.
(have been lazily browsing youtube for interpretations of Rachmaninow's 2nd piano-concerto, which is very common and obvious, but still I do love it. Browsing I stumbled - yes, stumbled - upon her.)
Hélène Grimaud
What I dig is, she's none of these posers, who need to shove upon you how virtuosic they are with their instrument, but she sure knows how to handle it. Also, she handles it in a romantic yet powerful manner at the same time. (a quality that I love with Vladimir Ashkenazy [sp?])
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