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What are you listening to? Part III
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The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary 12 inch vinyl, what else...
Dangerous track on a fast bike... 300kph comes up all to quickly getting there isn't the problem scrubbing off the speed is...
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Dangerous track on a fast bike... 300kph comes up all to quickly getting there isn't the problem scrubbing off the speed is...
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I know the DSOTM Immersion set does... so I would imagine the others do also. I haven't googled, but I know you are right. It is too depressing to look at these as the prices are pretty high on them. Would love to have them though!
I love listening to music in a surround format. Especially this one. However, the vast majority is done via my home theater and digital music files which I have been ripping over the last few years. Having everything at my finger tips has been a game changer.
Okay, I've obviously been listening to this nonstop for several days, and today just got around to transcribing it (well, as much as I can, at least). I can hear at least four different layers in their arrangements:
- The melody
- The underlying BASIC harmonic structure/chord progression - just the roots, fifths and such.
- The more complex harmonies apparently done by double-tracking/overdubbing on the existing basic arrangement
- The inner voices of the complex harmonies are vital to the arrangement
- Sometimes, #2 and #3 overlap with separate melodies (or one serves as a response to the other). You'll hear this at the very end of this particular track. Then all four converge.
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Listening to these two amazing Latin tracks! Can't ever go wrong with that!
And then there's thee guys and this song...This is the ticket!
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The unutterably haunting "Hawai'i '78 Introduction" - from the brilliant Hawaiian artist Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.
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And - an even more heart-breaking - and haunting - yes, herewith another track also from the inimitable and extraordinarily gifted Israel Kamakawiowo'ole - his version of "Somewhere Over The Rainbow/What A Wonderful World".
I defy anyone to listen to this and not want to bawl their eyes out.....
I defy anyone to listen to this and not want to bawl their eyes out.....
I've been listening to and studying this piece meticulously all summer, and I still hardly understand it. Especially 16:35-17:33. I absolutely love it though!
Been busy...rewarded myself with white wine, bit too much, and YES..like some kind of heaven...lovely...lovely...lovely.........x
Another of my favorites... This live version is the bomb.
Listening to Bach's Mass in B Minor. Just noticed I have an mp3 of the complete recording. Always nice to have local files, especially of stuff as amazing as this!
Listened to the entire two-hour program twice now, it's stunning! Both Kyries (first and third movements) are certainly my favorite part.
EDIT: Found the score, since Baroque tuning is different than what we use today (and everything is a semitone down), I'm doing a lot of mental transposing to follow along! A4=440Hz didn't become the standard until the early 20th century.
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My god, y'all need to listen to "The Windup" by Keith Jarrett. I still love "Chant of the Soil," but this is definitely my new favorite!
repped this one more for who it is rather than what it is...
