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The tune of the day
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Tom Waits baffles me, I have to say. Some of his stuff is funny. i certainly think he's clever. His piano work is great, but his voice makes my eyes water!
That's my emotional weather report on Tom Waits. Of course, YMMV.
That's my emotional weather report on Tom Waits. Of course, YMMV.
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not quite YouTube, this morning I put on Deutsche Grammophon edition, Johann S Bach, Toccata and Fuge, Trisoanate No 2, Praludium and Fuge and Fantasie and Fuge, played on the baroque built organ at the Church of Jagersberg in Copenhagen.....WOW!!!!!....the windows shook!! 
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MontanaWay wrote:not quite YouTube, this morning I put on Deutsche Grammophon edition, Johann S Bach, Toccata and Fuge, Trisoanate No 2, Praludium and Fuge and Fantasie and Fuge, played on the baroque built organ at the Church of Jagersberg in Copenhagen.....WOW!!!!!....the windows shook!!
Got that ticket, in vinyl and CD. Amazing. Problem with Toccata and Fugue in C-minor, is the dog loves it and sings to all the organ bass notes. I have to send him outside to hear the full effect.
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our dog just looked stunned!! 
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MontanaWay wrote:our dog just looked stunned!!
You have a smart dog. Mine likes classical music and tubes. My next dog will like solid-state and hip-hop.
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You could call him Snoop Puppy Dog!
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Tube Nube wrote:You could call him Snoop Puppy Dog!
Stop that, and go lay down by your dish!
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a Bach weekend...this morning, rendition and direction by Herbert von Karajan, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto 1,2 & 3, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra on DG....very nice with coffee and croissants!
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Sounds utterly delightful. I love Karajan's conducting. I guess he had quite a tumultuous relationship with his orchestras.
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deepee99 wrote:Sounds utterly delightful. I love Karajan's conducting. I guess he had quite a tumultuous relationship with his orchestras.
yes he did indeed. I had the pleasure of meeting him in the early 70's at our German college in Tokyo. At that time I was contemplating a career in classical music and he gave some pointers and very good advice!
Alas, life does not always go the way one plans and I did not end up studying classical music, but that meeting with him has stayed with me all this time, a great man indeed!
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MontanaWay wrote:deepee99 wrote:Sounds utterly delightful. I love Karajan's conducting. I guess he had quite a tumultuous relationship with his orchestras.
yes he did indeed. I had the pleasure of meeting him in the early 70's at our German college in Tokyo. At that time I was contemplating a career in classical music and he gave some pointers and very good advice!
Alas, life does not always go the way one plans and I did not end up studying classical music, but that meeting with him has stayed with me all this time, a great man indeed!
What a great story, and a great experience. I studied classical piano as a kid but preferred honky-tonk. von Karajan was my re-introduction to classical music, in university days. Having enjoyed Emerson, Lake & Palmer's "Pictures at an Exhibition," I was surprised that someone had done this recording even earlier, and left the record store with von Karajan conducting the Berlin (or was it Vienna?) Philharmonic's performance of the Ravel rendition, with Bolero on the "B'" side, on DG. That was in the early 1970s; been hooked ever since.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJiG2sK4AGc&feature=kp
THERE WAS SMOKE UP TO MY EYEBALLS
POISON BURNED MY THROAT
BUT I SAID I'D KEEP ON GOING
WHEN EVERYONE SAID DON'T
THERE WAS SMOKE UP TO MY EYEBALLS
POISON BURNED MY THROAT
BUT I SAID I'D KEEP ON GOING
WHEN EVERYONE SAID DON'T
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Me neither, but I'm intrigued.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVZjtQF7OIg
Good collection of him on Spotify.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVZjtQF7OIg
Good collection of him on Spotify.
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Some nice riffs here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glQfC5y86q8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glQfC5y86q8
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This one will blow your mind: Acapella rendition of Hotel California
by deepee99 Sun Jul 20, 2014 6:02 pm
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deepee99 wrote:Wait till the "guitars" kick in at the end. Incredible.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/oTgRM05k_Uo
Wow !!! these guys are awesome. Thanks for the link deepee, you've been searching deep lately.
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Good Lord!
Just played "Over the Rainbow" on Disc 2 of "Art Pepper: Unreleased Art, Vol V, Stuttgart May 25, 1981."
My M-125s put his sax right in the living room. Really. Hats off to the recording engineers who captured this and didn't digitally dumb it down. It's a great recording.
The CD is cheap on Amazon or elsewhere; the listening sensation is, at my age, about as good as it gets. Even if you don't like jazz or sax, give this a try. It's not just Over the Rainbow, it's over the top. It pretty much settles the debate about transistors versus tubes.
Just played "Over the Rainbow" on Disc 2 of "Art Pepper: Unreleased Art, Vol V, Stuttgart May 25, 1981."
My M-125s put his sax right in the living room. Really. Hats off to the recording engineers who captured this and didn't digitally dumb it down. It's a great recording.
The CD is cheap on Amazon or elsewhere; the listening sensation is, at my age, about as good as it gets. Even if you don't like jazz or sax, give this a try. It's not just Over the Rainbow, it's over the top. It pretty much settles the debate about transistors versus tubes.
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Fine Young Cannibals.....excellent vocals by Roland Gift!
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Got a particular cut in mind?MontanaWay wrote:Fine Young Cannibals.....excellent vocals by Roland Gift!
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deepee99 wrote:Got a particular cut in mind?MontanaWay wrote:Fine Young Cannibals.....excellent vocals by Roland Gift!
they are all good, but I do like She Drives Me Crazy, Suspicious Minds & Johnny Come Home
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