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What are you listening to? Part III
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Have I told you how much I like this?
Thanks for hepping me to it!
Delighted that you are enjoying it.
I know that feeling. Some nights, you just want to revisit the sounds and memories of a specific time.
Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go (20th Anniversary Edition)
Can't believe it's two whole decades since this was released, whereupon it became and remains my favourite album.
Favourite track A Design For Life:
Album Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzlcNCFTysruy7cMCPz9VpnhR2O71Jq0M
Can't believe it's two whole decades since this was released, whereupon it became and remains my favourite album.
Favourite track A Design For Life:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzlcNCFTysruy7cMCPz9VpnhR2O71Jq0M
Yes, agreed, that is an excellent album.
If memory serves, I have that on an iPod; must listen to it, now that you have reminded me of them again.
I was watching The Madness of King George and this was playing at one point, Samson (Act I): Sinfonia, HWV 57: I. Andante - Adagio.
So I downloaded it from iTunes. Great film, great soundtrack.
[doublepost=1465551838][/doublepost]Good morning @Scepticalscribe !
I thoroughly enjoyed that movie (great cast, too), and agreed, an excellent soundtrack.
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And a very good morning to you, too, @pachyderm.
For Baroque music, Bach, Handel, and Scarlatti all offer wonderfully rewarding listening experiences. Personally, I also love Soler (try listening to the Fandango). And Pachelbel's 'Canon' is sublime.
A short list of a few of my fave tunes:
The Harrowed And The Haunted -
A Beginning Song -
Make You Better -
The Harrowed And The Haunted -
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The Piano Concerto No 21 (Andante) by W A Mozart.
Perhaps better known as the soundtrack from the movie Elvira Madigan.
Lovely listening on a Sunday morning.
Perhaps better known as the soundtrack from the movie Elvira Madigan.
Lovely listening on a Sunday morning.
Paganini - Violin Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op. 6
The cadenza that begins around 16:30 is amazing.
The cadenza that begins around 16:30 is amazing.
And, now, a wonderful piece - "Près des ramparts de Séville" from (the the first Act of the opera) Carmen by Georges Bizet. (Sung by Elina Garanca). Sublime.
Following a discussion elsewhere on these threads - a photograph of Battersea power station among other things - it seems appropriate to listen to the wonderful Pink Floyd, and their fantastic album 'Animals' from the late 1970s.
A haunting and bitter sweet song from Nick Cave - and Kylie Minogue - called "Where The Wild Roses Grow".
Basking in the Karl Willetts / Andy Whale reunion (Whale hasn't lost a step with his drumming)
For someone who adores their work in Bolt Thrower 28 years on, it's awesome to hear them together again.
For someone who adores their work in Bolt Thrower 28 years on, it's awesome to hear them together again.
