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What are you listening to? Part III
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I may not dig current Star Wars, but I love the original film and this fantastic fan made mash up of the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album and the first Star Wars movie. This is fan-tastic.
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Was given a gift of Pink Martini's latest album, "Je dis oui!" and am looking forward to listening to it later this evening.
What is this like?
I have some albums by Vladimir Vysotsky, and DDT, but Slava is someone I hadn't come across.
S, it is far from Vysotsky, but quite unique, modern music with original lyrics.
You will like it, beleive me.
Thank you - sounds as though I might; I will listen to your link.
For now, I am listening to Pink Martini - their relatively new album - "Je dis oui!'
Classic stuff; enjoy.
Meanwhile, I am adding "Je dis oui!" to my computer's iTunes library, to be added to my trusty iPod classic in due course.
I am a huge - nay, passionate - fan of Pink Martini (and have seen them play live, twice) and - while some of their more recent material was not as good as their superb earlier stuff, this album is very good indeed. There isn't a poor track on the album, and some of them are simply sublime.
I will have to put them on after The Who. Thanks.
Finishing the day off with -
The Blue Sunshine Family Band self titled album.
Grade A stoner/psych/groovy goodness.
The Blue Sunshine Family Band self titled album.
Grade A stoner/psych/groovy goodness.
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In my opinion an overlooked overture of Rossini:
Boy does it get stuck in my head though...ahhh...get it out!
Boy does it get stuck in my head though...ahhh...get it out!
Have Led Zeppelin II playing. It has been a while since listening to it.
Scepticalscribe, until seeing your posts mentioning Pink Martini, I had not heard of them -- so immediately went off to run a search in YouTube and to have a look and a listen. Wow, this group is amazing! Next stop: iTunes, to pick up one or more of their albums, as I really do like them. Very cool approach to music!
I like that style of music a lot (and have several CDs of this type of music); great choice.
A parcel arrived today, containing several fascinating CDs sent by a friend - Scandinavian progressive rock from the sixties, (Savage Rose, and Burnin' Red Ivanhoe), a CD by Gabriela Montero, and a CD containing a rare form of music - known as zarzuela - that I have never come across before.
A fun night's listening lies ahead.
A fun night's listening lies ahead.
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Zarzuela is great fun… I could say it is Spanish Operetta, but that would do Zarzuela an injustice (as I detest Operetta!)
You've got some great friends!