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[hydromancer]

 

[nuke terrorist]

A strong dislike of the Dalai Lama and the practice of putting very young boys
in monasteries and telling 'em they are reincarnations of some dead cleric,
along it's sheer fashionability put me off the Free Tibet movement for life
(although it's profile has waned in recent years).
the above music was fine though (have heard this sort of stuff before).

 

[hydromancer]

It's a peice of music and a rare one too more info about David Lewiston

David Lewiston, 1929–2017

Lewiston, who died yesterday, spent his life touring the globe and making field recordings of musicians in Bali, the Himalayas, Tibet, and elsewhere.

www.theparisreview.org

 

[ann post]

Ah i did 4 mins, when do the riffs kick in?

 

[Benny Cake]

....how amazing is Patti Smith.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

....how amazing is Patti Smith.

I only really started listening to her in advance of seeing her supporting Nick Cave last year. She’s something else, so sorry I hadn’t been playing closer attention to her before.

 

[nuke terrorist]

It's a peice of music and a rare one too more info about David Lewiston

David Lewiston, 1929–2017

Lewiston, who died yesterday, spent his life touring the globe and making field recordings of musicians in Bali, the Himalayas, Tibet, and elsewhere.

www.theparisreview.org

yeah, music is music.
Lewiston sounds like he had a great job.
traveling the planet making recordings and sharing them with the world
was a nice gig to have.

 

[hiadudiad?]

I like this kinda soppy stuff

 

[therealjohnny]

I like this kinda soppy stuff

This sounds just like a Hank Williams melody. Can't put my finger on it.


In a similar soppy vein...

 

[pete]

This just came up as a pre-roll ad on youtube for a Monolord video i posted elsewhere. It's over a year old and has over a million views on the youtube, so i realise i'm a little late to the game, but...

 

[hydromancer]

 

[therealjohnny]

This just came up as a pre-roll ad on youtube for a Monolord video i posted elsewhere. It's over a year old and has over a million views on the youtube, so i realise i'm a little late to the game, but...

I like this but it could have been cut down to a 2 or 3 minuter

 

[pete]

I like this but it could have been cut down to a 2 or 3 minuter

The album’s pretty good. I reckon they just need the services of a good producer to refine some of their arrangements and they’d be great.

 

[pete]

The album’s pretty good. I reckon they just need the services of a good producer to refine some of their arrangements and they’d be great.

 

[therealjohnny]

listening on youtube right now. Like some sort of caveman

 

[dunderhead]

The Durutti Column. And more specifically, their first album

 

[therealjohnny]

I'm probably the last to find out that Chas (guitar)and Dave (bass) were responsible for "my name is slim shady"

 

[Lili Marlene]

I'm probably the last to find out that Chas (guitar)and Dave (bass) were responsible for "my name is slim shady"

I didn't know he had more than one song myself. I've been meaning to try his stuff.

 

[therealjohnny]

THIN LIZZY & GRANNY MAY perform HOLLYWOOD (1982)

"The poor chart showing of the 1982 single HOLLYWOOD, the only single to be released from Lizzy’s eleventh studio album Renegade, was despite exposure on primetime television in the UK, when the band performed the song as guests on BBC One's Saturday evening show Jim'll Fix It in 1982.

[Fortunately there’s no appearance from Savile in the clip]

“The show normally made arrangements for children to have their wishes granted but on this occasion, May Booker, a grandmother in her 70s, had asked if she could perform with Thin Lizzy,” wrote Mark Putterford in ‘Phil Lynott: The Rocker’.

“The song was slightly rearranged for the purposes of the TV performance, with Lynott singing slightly different lyrics, and Booker playing a keyboard solo that she had written herself.”

The band's regular keyboard player, Darren Wharton, performed alongside her. She also contributed backing vocals together with Wharton, Gorham and the band's other guitarist Snowy White. Afterwards, Lynott presented Booker with the usual Jim'll Fix It medal, some Thin Lizzy memorabilia and a framed copy of the sheet music for her solo."

 

[Lili Marlene]

Rod Stewart is a "Railer"*

Rod Stewart reveals his epic model railway city

He has released 13 studio albums and been on 19 tours since he started building it 23 years ago.

www.bbc.com

*may not be an actual term