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GLBWhat are you listening to? "ORIGINAL" continued
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Carrying on from MY original post. If you wish to share what music you listen to drop it bellow.
Cheers
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Herbaliser_Take London full album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZpQK-Frhzo&list=PL5P36X99Fm3tu9wvYCXMB-etSlhJE5ESN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZpQK-Frhzo&list=PL5P36X99Fm3tu9wvYCXMB-etSlhJE5ESN
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The Best Of MozART group
A bit of classical music performed in an unusual way
1. Late… 130, 2008
2. Variations a la turca 330, 2008
3. Wild, Wild West… 600, 2008
4. Allegrissimo 330, 2009
5. Four seasons a la MozART group 1000, 2009
6. Welcome to Japan 230, 2009
7. BachnRoll 430, 2017
8. Mozart travels 500, 2017
9. I got rhytm 310, 2017
10. Jaromir Nohavica & MozArt group
Sarajevo 300, 2019
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First, thank you for continuing your original thread
As written in the original thread, I can't listen to music while working. But when my PC is rendering and I can't use DAZ, I like to search for songs from my memory in between (Blurt, Sonic Youth, Pension Winnetou, etc) ... and often come across new or at least unfamiliar ones.
For example, I love watching people make music when they are completely absorbed in it and obviously enjoy it: many make music for a living - few live for the music.
Here's an example (it's a cover version, which I like better than the original):
As written in the original thread, I can't listen to music while working. But when my PC is rendering and I can't use DAZ, I like to search for songs from my memory in between (Blurt, Sonic Youth, Pension Winnetou, etc) ... and often come across new or at least unfamiliar ones.
For example, I love watching people make music when they are completely absorbed in it and obviously enjoy it: many make music for a living - few live for the music.
Here's an example (it's a cover version, which I like better than the original):
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Pushee-Ri
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Sat, Apr 19Thanks for the feedback
I have another video - but it's nothing to " just listen to ". It's by Baiju Bhatt (the violinist). Maybe soon, when some jazz has appeared here (so more jazz than above
Take care - and don't let it get you down
I have another video - but it's nothing to " just listen to ". It's by Baiju Bhatt (the violinist). Maybe soon, when some jazz has appeared here (so more jazz than above
Take care - and don't let it get you down
Beautiful Misfits
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Sat, Apr 19Talking about Jazz, Al Jarreau is for me connected with that genre since ever.
Something more "modern" (1988)
Something more "modern" (1988)
Beautiful Misfits
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Sat, Apr 19*dooooh* forgot and since we can't edit, a follow-up so to say *lol*
George Benson, another Jazz artist I like a lot
George Benson, another Jazz artist I like a lot
Pushee-Ri
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Sat, Apr 19@B Misfits:
Al Jarreau is (for me) one of the best jazz vocalists of all time - especially when he uses the scat singing for which he is famous. My favorite pieces (interpretations) of his are " Take Five " (Brubeck) and " Mas Que Nada " (Mendes)
G. Benson - Easy Listening with the special Laid Back Touch. That would be music I could perhaps work to ... maybe
Al Jarreau is (for me) one of the best jazz vocalists of all time - especially when he uses the scat singing for which he is famous. My favorite pieces (interpretations) of his are " Take Five " (Brubeck) and " Mas Que Nada " (Mendes)
G. Benson - Easy Listening with the special Laid Back Touch. That would be music I could perhaps work to ... maybe
( So ... I'm on the road cloaked again
Talking about violinists and India, I remembered something from my earlier days (have the album on vinyl (!!))
What L. Shankar conjures up from his violin in conjunction with John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain and T. H. Vinayakram is breathtaking - and unplugged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUy9SXBQZNM&list=PLfdMKJMGPPty9bv6rcNqmYiXAmLTky5Ls&index=12
Talking about violinists and India, I remembered something from my earlier days (have the album on vinyl (!!))
What L. Shankar conjures up from his violin in conjunction with John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain and T. H. Vinayakram is breathtaking - and unplugged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUy9SXBQZNM&list=PLfdMKJMGPPty9bv6rcNqmYiXAmLTky5Ls&index=12
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This one is for Johnnie Fingers - one of the true great modern day Pianist.
He can play a lot of instruments. A great bloke lots of fun and if you want you can book him for private events. see bellow for more info.
He can play a lot of instruments. A great bloke lots of fun and if you want you can book him for private events. see bellow for more info.
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More info to book Johnnie for your own event.
He is a lot of fun and I highly recommend him for any size event even if it's just a family gathering. He will make it special
https://www.alivenetwork.com/bandpage.asp?bandname=Johnny%20Fingers%20(pianist)
He is a lot of fun and I highly recommend him for any size event even if it's just a family gathering. He will make it special
https://www.alivenetwork.com/bandpage.asp?bandname=Johnny%20Fingers%20(pianist)
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Mozart but Make It Jazz | Mozart - A Little Night Music, K. 525
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd7CCNK_FFI&list=PLBukyFXqkxXOGtrDi7BGvrwIukTGn4Geg&index=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd7CCNK_FFI&list=PLBukyFXqkxXOGtrDi7BGvrwIukTGn4Geg&index=1
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Fri, Apr 25Nicely played Mozart is difficult to interpret due to its complexity. I'm more of a Bach fan. There are wonderful swinging interpretations of some of his pieces. But I haven't found any on YT yet. But as soon as I do, I'll post it here
Mozart is difficult to interpret due to its complexity. I'm more of a Bach fan. There are wonderful swinging interpretations of some of his pieces. But I haven't found any on YT yet. But as soon as I do, I'll post it here guy91600
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Sat, Apr 26It reminds me of Walter Carlos' album Switched-On Bach
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switched-On_Bach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbh1mPE7lN4&list=PLLICd7vQi7iGUyErozBAwgcr4F49kxiXY&index=12
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switched-On_Bach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbh1mPE7lN4&list=PLLICd7vQi7iGUyErozBAwgcr4F49kxiXY&index=12
Hmmm .... not much going on here. No interesting music left???
OK - I'd like to take you on a short journey through time. I'm sure some of you will remember this piece ... and for the others: this is what electronic music (I don't know what you call it nowadays) sounded like in 1984. Personally, I'm always amazed at how fresh and up-to-date the song sounds.
Enjoy
OK - I'd like to take you on a short journey through time. I'm sure some of you will remember this piece ... and for the others: this is what electronic music (I don't know what you call it nowadays) sounded like in 1984. Personally, I'm always amazed at how fresh and up-to-date the song sounds.
Enjoy
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bonj
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Mon, May 05Tune!
The great transition from punk to electronic that some bands took. Great bit of musical history
John Lydon comes to mind with Sex Pistols to Leftfield
The great transition from punk to electronic that some bands took. Great bit of musical history
John Lydon comes to mind with Sex Pistols to Leftfield
bonj
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Mon, May 05Yes not much was going on! I was deep in the lands of unreal engine lost for a week.
Old-school techno, trance , ambient.
Most I have on cd that are worn out from overplay.
my fav
"signs of life" electro
"acid rockers" ambient
"the delta" AVIT
https://soundcloud.com/blueroomreleased
https://www.blueroomsounds.com/blue-room-released
Most I have on cd that are worn out from overplay.
my fav
"signs of life" electro
"acid rockers" ambient
"the delta" AVIT
https://soundcloud.com/blueroomreleased
https://www.blueroomsounds.com/blue-room-released
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Yello, I like every bit of music they ever made and then there are these nice little (I call it sidesteps) moments, working with others and you get Jazz with the typical Yello style.
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here's some freaky ass techno by Brandon Avery Perlman (yep, son of Ron Perlman lmao). he's well known as Delroy Edwards and this is another alias from him.
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bonj
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Thu, May 15Minimal hard Techno..
You may like Delta. It really comes to life with a good Sub
You may like Delta. It really comes to life with a good Sub
thirdeyezennicai
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Thu, May 15really cool tracks, think I'll might do an inspired render with one of these.
bonj
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Sat, May 17There's some rare tracks from this label that were not available online until recently. My Signs of life cd got worn out from being played so much and you can't buy it anymore.
Lots of nice sets here https://soundcloud.com/blueroomreleased
Lots of nice sets here https://soundcloud.com/blueroomreleased
thirdeyezennicai
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Sat, May 17nice !! I'm huge on preservation so this is such a cool thing to know. will be checking these out later !!
bonj
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Thu, May 15I blame my uncle Ed and Pink Floyd for starting it all XD
Then Hawkwind, Ozric tentacles, Ozrics got me into the experimental and then Eat static was born from Ozrics in many. Living near Glastonbury growing up there was always something going on deep in the woods with experimental music.
Then Hawkwind, Ozric tentacles, Ozrics got me into the experimental and then Eat static was born from Ozrics in many. Living near Glastonbury growing up there was always something going on deep in the woods with experimental music.
Jean Michel Jarre Oxygen part4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSIMVnPA994&list=OLAK5uy_npXtJ4x7jFDqYttGC8XFz3UALXCMl7nKc&index=4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSIMVnPA994&list=OLAK5uy_npXtJ4x7jFDqYttGC8XFz3UALXCMl7nKc&index=4
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A very interesting mix of music choices in this thread.
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Wed, May 14This is especially true when you add the first theme, which goes from classical music to contemporary music, including ballets!
https://www.renderhub.com/forum/8673/what-are-you-listening-to
https://www.renderhub.com/forum/8673/what-are-you-listening-to
bonj
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Thu, May 15Hopefully there's something for everyone and some real Gems have turned up
thirdeyezennicai
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Thu, May 15indeed, it's nice for me to enjoy some genres I usually don't tap into it
Sometimes I just let the auto-pay go and the next thing just know.
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Sat, May 17Burning Man, One festy on my list I never made it to..... yet.
I think they need me going by the chaos and drama over a tiny flood they had a year or so ago. 2 inches of water brought the show to a stop lol. We had a metre and half at it's deepest one Glastonbury but that was kept quiet
I think they need me going by the chaos and drama over a tiny flood they had a year or so ago. 2 inches of water brought the show to a stop lol. We had a metre and half at it's deepest one Glastonbury but that was kept quiet
2017 was my last festival, I stopped working Glastonbury in 2014 after doing that show in one role or another since the 90's.
After opening the main act with my little prank on the BBC and Metallica. Performing all 4 days with our comedy theatrical rock bar. Acting , performing and drawing tattoos on people with a sharpie. And building the venue and helping other departments make neon lights work correctly. Meeting and performing with Johnny fingers. 2014 was one mental year the climax of 20 years or more.
How can I ever top that?
So if I ever do go back, unreal engine will be coming with me. I would get a 7.5 tone truck and kit it out with a full unreal studio and a comfy home to live in.
check out DMX lighting in unreal..... I'm certainly tempted to go back to lighting.
After opening the main act with my little prank on the BBC and Metallica. Performing all 4 days with our comedy theatrical rock bar. Acting , performing and drawing tattoos on people with a sharpie. And building the venue and helping other departments make neon lights work correctly. Meeting and performing with Johnny fingers. 2014 was one mental year the climax of 20 years or more.
How can I ever top that?
So if I ever do go back, unreal engine will be coming with me. I would get a 7.5 tone truck and kit it out with a full unreal studio and a comfy home to live in.
check out DMX lighting in unreal..... I'm certainly tempted to go back to lighting.
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Sorry if it has been posted before (even worse, if I've posted it before and forgot that I did).
But this song, I can listen to it over and over again.
Swedish-finish group:
Kent
Då som nu för alltid (There like now for ever)
But this song, I can listen to it over and over again.
Swedish-finish group:
Kent
Då som nu för alltid (There like now for ever)
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just heard this tape called I Wish I Were Numb this morning and the final track is absolutely crushing yet gorgeous.
will definitely base this next render on this song.
will definitely base this next render on this song.
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bonj
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Sat, May 31Interesting track, There's a lot going on in the low frequencies that I only notice with my sud turned on. Board of Canada type soundscapes
thirdeyezennicai
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Sat, May 31oh definitely, the little pulsating skips in the droning section is such a fascinating choice
One of my tunes a remix of Cordelia Fellows - Matador , done by myself and Lee Finch. It was an unusual but fun project.
https://soundcloud.com/user-367381562/10-matadoor-white-rabbit-remix?in=user-367381562/sets/white-rabbit_fieldworks-album
from Lee's album
https://soundcloud.com/user-367381562/sets/white-rabbit_fieldworks-album
https://soundcloud.com/user-367381562/10-matadoor-white-rabbit-remix?in=user-367381562/sets/white-rabbit_fieldworks-album
from Lee's album
https://soundcloud.com/user-367381562/sets/white-rabbit_fieldworks-album
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Tue, Aug 26Damn i just visualised the most cinematic shit in my head AHAHAH it gave me an idea it's cool ! thanks 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFe-1o2YJcw&list=LL&index=12
This one came to mind this morning. I still have it on vinyl from my DJ days.
This one came to mind this morning. I still have it on vinyl from my DJ days.
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thirdeyezennicai
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Thu, Aug 21hella groovy !!
wish I was alive at that time to experience these 90s tunes when it came out
wish I was alive at that time to experience these 90s tunes when it came out
bonj
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Wed, Aug 27Before it's time for sure, I was not long out of school when this came out.
A humorous song in French by Marcel Amont "The Rabbit and the Camels"
Link to the French lyrics: https://www.paroles.net/marcel-amont/paroles-le-lapin-et-les-chameaux
Here's a summary.
A rich sultan had a magnificent rosebush. One night, a camel ate the roses.
The sultan ordered that all the camels be killed. But a little camel heard the angry sultan and warned the camel general. The herd decided to leave that night.
Some time after leaving, the camel general saw a rabbit running after them and asked the rabbit, "Where are you running?"
The rabbit replied, "I'm not a camel, but before I prove it, the executioner will have killed me. When I was very young, my father told me: "Learn to run before you think; it might be useful to you."
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This was a once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece that I had the pleasure of attending personally, at a place I will never visit again in my life. Still, I hope you enjoy it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ACtb8rpYWM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ACtb8rpYWM
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Tue, Aug 26The one I attended was way before this one, when my Idol was still dancing and teaching
Luxe Muse
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Tue, Aug 26We need an edit button, that was for everyone but in response I meant to call on @DoroThee237
DoroThee237
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Tue, Aug 26The dancers in this ballet are serious, what I wanted to show as many people as possible is that there are ballets where the dancers caricature themselves and that it is a funnier entertainment. It also allows us to listen to a style of music that is not song lyrics or music for modern dance (I wanted to avoid the terms great music and classical music)
Luxe Muse
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Tue, Aug 26Yes, I know it was a funny video, DoroThee. It just brought back this memory. The Cuban ballet dancers have a lot of my respect. Their government gives them almost nothing, not even clothing to practice. They cannot work for anyone other than the government, and yet they still work very hard because they love what they do, even if hungry and with patched flats, if they even have any.
Late Night Tales: The Cinematic Orchestra
Track listing
No. Title Artist(s) Length
1. "Auntie's Harp (Rebekah Raff Remix)" Flying Lotus 2:27
2. "Three Hours" Nick Drake 2:52
3. "The Rain" Eddie Gale 1:55
4. "You're Goin' Miss Your Candyman" Terry Callier 4:20
5. "Behold the Day" The Freedom Sounds featuring Wayne Henderson 2:59
6. "Living Beats" DJ Food 0:19
7. "Aht Uh Mi Hed" Shuggie Otis 4:27
8. "Black Swan" Thom Yorke 3:58
9. "Restaurant" The Cinematic Orchestra 0:19
10. "Electric Counterpoint" Steve Reich 1:21
11. "Jóga" Björk 3:02
12. "Cumulus" Imogen Heap 2:59
13. "Rose Rouge" St. Germain 5:22
14. "See Line Woman (See Line Woman Vocal)" Songstress 5:41
15. "La Ritournelle" Sebastien Tellier 8:10
16. "Dog Shelter" Burial 2:13
17. "South American Getaway" Burt Bacharach 3:10
18. "Talking About Freedom (Exclusive Cover Version)" The Cinematic Orchestra 5:22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH_-Veg1vTc&list=RDSH_-Veg1vTc&index=2
Track listing
No. Title Artist(s) Length
1. "Auntie's Harp (Rebekah Raff Remix)" Flying Lotus 2:27
2. "Three Hours" Nick Drake 2:52
3. "The Rain" Eddie Gale 1:55
4. "You're Goin' Miss Your Candyman" Terry Callier 4:20
5. "Behold the Day" The Freedom Sounds featuring Wayne Henderson 2:59
6. "Living Beats" DJ Food 0:19
7. "Aht Uh Mi Hed" Shuggie Otis 4:27
8. "Black Swan" Thom Yorke 3:58
9. "Restaurant" The Cinematic Orchestra 0:19
10. "Electric Counterpoint" Steve Reich 1:21
11. "Jóga" Björk 3:02
12. "Cumulus" Imogen Heap 2:59
13. "Rose Rouge" St. Germain 5:22
14. "See Line Woman (See Line Woman Vocal)" Songstress 5:41
15. "La Ritournelle" Sebastien Tellier 8:10
16. "Dog Shelter" Burial 2:13
17. "South American Getaway" Burt Bacharach 3:10
18. "Talking About Freedom (Exclusive Cover Version)" The Cinematic Orchestra 5:22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH_-Veg1vTc&list=RDSH_-Veg1vTc&index=2
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I enjoy listening to this whenever I work on renders or doing stuff in Garry's Mod.
not only I find serenity in this but to me, it gives off such a ghastly atmosphere.
not only I find serenity in this but to me, it gives off such a ghastly atmosphere.
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Louis Armstrong - Hello Dolly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7N2wssse14&list=RDl7N2wssse14&start_radio=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7N2wssse14&list=RDl7N2wssse14&start_radio=1
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Beautiful Misfits
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Sat, Sep 13I love it
Have seen it so many times and can watch it over and over again.
Same with the typewriter
Have seen it so many times and can watch it over and over again.
Same with the typewriter
3I'm a Barbie girl", but in the style of 6 classical composer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRfsibwR5x4&list=RDWRfsibwR5x4&start_radio=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRfsibwR5x4&list=RDWRfsibwR5x4&start_radio=1
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