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Posted by freshtunesfinland • 6/25/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: artist, beatles, iron maiden, metallica, music, new, summer
MMM.. Music. Music. MUUUUSIC.
Had to get that out of my system. Summer time means good records, or let's rephrase that as "summer time needs good records". So what have you been listening to?
Any fresh releases that you absolutely love?
Let's start off the discussion with some off-the-wall obscene opinions; Iron Maiden should not tour, the new Metallica albums bite and I hate the beatles.
So right now I'm listening to some hip-hop, Redrama - the Getaway and I'm thinking about how much auto-tune new records actually have.
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Lots and lots of Moonsorrow:
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No such thing as a record? I don't quite get that.
I mean, I understand what you're saying but records still get released just as well, if not primarily in physical form but through labels. Aren't those releases records? And using Spotify (www.spotify.com) is a great way to listen to records of your choosing, without purchasing the actual record.
You've all heard of spotify right? The client that has all the major labels interacting and releasing their catalogue to spotify, so that you can listen to almost anything in the world through a legal channel.
And even if you haven't heard something wonderful, doesn't mean it's not out there. Right?-
I thought they were called albums. Anyways it doesn't make a difference. My gramdmother saved all her vinyl,we just don't have anything to play them on.
Oh yea,and on fri. Nights lately we've been listening to marvin,al,and the temptations. When we have girls night we make up our own little dance moves to the songs.
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I have no idea who the artists are out there anymore. My favorites when I was younger:
Billy Joel
Elton John
Dan Fogelberg
Air Supply
Journey
Reo Speedwagon
Pat Benatar
The Eagles
Olivia Newton John
Conway Twitty
I love 'Fast Car' by Tracy Chapman
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That's how it goes. But there's nothing wrong with more old-school artists; most bring back a lot of memories. I love it when you forget a song, then dig it up after like a decade and you almost have a mental breakdown because of the flash backs.
It's like jazz and blues, only seems to get better with age
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Ah I'm green with envy. I can only imagine how good it will sound off vinyl. I know it doesn't actually improve the quality or anything, quite the opposite, but there's just something about vinyls!
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I've added a few youtubes, they are not the albums, just a taste
Gonzalo Rubalcaba Solo and also with Charlie Haden (Jazz Piano)
Bassekou Kouyate and Ngoni Ba - Segu Blue (African)
Here's something by him, album is different eepurl.com/b3rf
Anouar Brahem - Voyage du Sahar (Oud)
Josie Mel - This Whole world eepurl.com/b3q5 (reggae)
This is Good eepurl.com/b3re
Pat Martino - We'll be Together Again (Jazz Guitar)
Antoine Dufour - Existence eepurl.com/b3rk (Acoustic) -
You being somewhat of a guitar virtuoso, I'm looking forward going through that list.
Anything really off-the-shelf that you still have up your sleeve? -
Ah I love the Doors and Hendrix, of coarse
I'm currently sitting on our balcony and listening to some 60's jazz compilation I discovered. I only recognize less than half of the artists, but I'm all about new acquaintances! -
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@Freshtunesfinland,
By bites, do you mean you don't like the new metallica album? I think they came back with an incredible album.
I mean, I also like the black album and even *cough* St.Anger *cough*, and didn't really like master of puppets or the older albums, so I suppose I started listening at a different time, and heard the newer albums first. -
And I recognize that it's just a matter of opinions. I'll agree that the the order of albums, which one gets to know a band influences the ordeal a lot and coming from the other end has probably made up my mind about what type of music they "should" put out. After all we're only human.
I like the stuff prior to load and reload. Those two I can somehow get with, but then the new stuff is a whole no-go for me. It just sounds so over-produced and tedious, like their trying to play using the same vocals and chords over and over again. But, like many things in music, there are a wide ordeal of opinions and I still respect them as artists and people.
Kill 'em all and Ride the Lightning are two of the first albums that I remember properly. Sentimental as ever
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For a band with such epic releases in the past, releasing new albums gets harder every step of the way. What I mean by that is, take st. anger for example. They couldn't go with what they had done in the past, so they did something a little different, then they got st. anger. The crowd that liked the releases in the past got disappointed because it didn't hold up to their expectations. Some did appreciate going for something different and loved the album, and you can't please the whole crowd so might as well make sure someone ends up happy.
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True. Where do queens of the stone age go afer 'Songs for the deaf'?
and it must be horrible for the foo fighters repeatedly being told 'color and the shape' was their best album.
Some bands experiment, some bands perfect the sound that made people originally like them, and some musicians bugger off to do something different.
Some musicians do all three.
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I don't really know. But since you're not really using your senses, I mean you're using your nerves in your brain but not your actual senses, so "hearing" music in you dream, is not really "hearing" but your brain playing background music. It's trippy if you start thinking about it.
Like waking up within your dream, what's that called.. being conscious that you're dreaming and being able to control what you do in your dream and what not. Anyway, I had that happen to me once, and I thought it was funny and woke up. Kind of pathetic, I know.
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I have just added a music app to my website www.appgiveaway.com and I am giving 10 copies away, summer time means excitement.
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I like Christian Music with Chris Tomlin, Smokie Norful, Kirk Franklin, Mary Mary Sister Duo,Yolanda Adams and more.
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Have you listened to Pale Young Gentlemen?
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My!My! Time Flies by Enya is so awesome. I love the electric blues guitar. I also like Rachmaninov's Concerto in E Minor. So cinematic and so soothing. I am loving the new album of Snow Patrol .
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Snow Patrol are really neat. There are a lot of mellower, soothing bands out of Scandinavia right now. You can check out the post on our blog about pg.lost, a Swedish post-rock band to get to some other artists like that. There are links to several soothing, mellow and really talented artists there. Let me find a link.. hmm.. tan tan.. blog.freshtunesfinland.com/?p=154 there!
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