Philip Glass - Music in Twelve Parts, the second movement specifically - that's my favorite one.
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What are you listening to? Part III
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Fortunately, i saw her perform during the 1980's in manhattan then Montréal in medium-small jazz clubs
she is a fun, nice person, then with a powerful voice!
I thought I was fairly familiar with Funkadelic's catalog, but this track kept appearing on my EweTube feed, and I'd never clicked on it. 65 years on this rock is way too long to have lived, only to hear this tonight for the first time.
I like this! I'll admit, I only listened to the first half, but from what I heard, I really like it.
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For some reason I used to think this was The Who...
And I also used to think this was CCR...
I'm not the only one...
And I also used to think this was CCR...
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Listening to this here. I discovered it in 2018 and listen to it rather frequently. Evokes quite surreal vibes to me.
A Welsh singer I started listening to back in the late 70's. Saw him live 3 times. Dave and Nick Lowe were in a band together called Rockpile.
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I got a bunch of Bach's organ works (the 16 tracks in the opened folder) on my hard drive. Love it! Lucky to have quite an extensive Bach folder, as you can see.
This SSD holding my music is 500 GB, and 400 of those gigabytes is filled up with music. How I've collected it all, I have no idea. I bought a few bluegrass box sets a couple months back, so I have a lot of bluegrass, too. I have a lot of everything, which is what I want.
This SSD holding my music is 500 GB, and 400 of those gigabytes is filled up with music. How I've collected it all, I have no idea. I bought a few bluegrass box sets a couple months back, so I have a lot of bluegrass, too. I have a lot of everything, which is what I want.
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Another group from Wales I started to listen to in the late 70's, my formative music years...
Come and Get it was written by Paul Mccartney.
Come and Get it was written by Paul Mccartney.
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Very impressive collection.
Tonight, for some strange inexplicable reason, - must be my mood - I seem to be listening to some (several CDs, not just tracks) from (the inestimable) Philip Glass.
There are evenings, (nights, mornings) when nothing else will suffice....
This has to be one of their best, if not the best concert ever...
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As you know, I love Philip Glass, too. I’ve been a bit slow to discover more of his music (the four pieces I know of are Glassworks, Music in 12 Parts, Koyaanisqatsi, and his soundtrack to The Hours). With all music, I really need to sit with it for a while before moving on. But Philip Glass’s music is so intricate that I really need to carefully listen to it and appreciate it before I can really feel like I’ve actually listened to the piece. But also, I just really love the music and I want to keep listening to it. Same goes for Bach, too.
This album is a fine way to begin exploring Glass' smaller scale work:
