What are you listening to right now # 44

[darrenyeats]

Rachmaninov's The Isle of the Dead, Op.28 - BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Jerzy Maksymiuk

Op 29? Classical's not a big genre for me but I like this bite-sized work.

 

[le chat]

Josh Groban - Closer.

 

[Fox]

Owl City' lots of random stuff...

Unpicking his formula, aversion to the minor key, beamed pedal to first half beat of the barre and a nice line in rising thirds on the coda. Key of C to E transitions and keep to two modes per song. Basically a master of a pop song writer.

plus "when can I see you again" is used a lot on pony music videos... Wreck it Ralph is an ace film (and legend of the guardians was pretty ok too...)
My new not-very-guilty pleasure.

 

[Still]

The Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill

http://vimeo.com/43791635

 

[palasr]

Steve Tibbetts - Yr

 

[FC united]

the family cat

 

[i.j.russell]

Yazoo - Upstairs at Eric's + You and Me Both

 

[JustJohn]

Everything But The Girl, Walking Wounded. Not a big EBGT fan, but I don't half like this.

 

[Fox]

I have ever heard this sound so good and with none of the warble of vinyl when he really goes for this exploration of intensity and exploration.

Wow... Just of the moment...

Wow

Wow

 

[AdamW]

Op 29? Classical's not a big genre for me but I like this bite-sized work.

I blame the tagging software! </walks off whistling>

Anyway, currently in/on/via the Mac mini, U.F.Orb by The Orb.

 

[JustJohn]

PIL, Metal Box. I just have to every now and then.

 

[i.j.russell]

Steve Roach - Back to Life

His best work for a while.

 

[oHOWEo]

Lindsey Stirling, give her a try

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjpOzsQ9YI

 

[AdamW]

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
Aimee Mann - Whatever

 

[guey]

Factory Floor - How You Say remixes, the Daniel Avery is winning at the moment.

 

[i.j.russell]

Robert Fox - Maya
The Glimmer Room - Now We Are Six

 

[pspcpog]

Corelli - 12 Concerti Grossi, Opus 6 (Pinnock - The English Concert)

 

[guey]

Big Two Hundred - Your Personal Filth (the guys behind Chicken Lips, Bizarre Inc, The Emperor Machine etc. do an homage to James Chance and the No Wave scene).

 

[guey]

Fujiya & Miyagi - Artificial Sweeteners, after picking it up at lunchtime (along with the Vermont album, and Farben presents James DIN A4)

 

[guey]

Now onto the Vermont album, which is a rather lovely slice of electronica with guest appearances from the mighty mighty Jaki Liebezeit.