Barrymagrec
pfm Member
Even better, play it at 45 - then it`s only 3`21".
What will be playing in your own private hell?
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Even better, play it at 45 - then it`s only 3`21".
cubastreet
Espresso Fiend
In my personal hell, Joan Baez and Freddie Mercury will be performing duets of all my favourite songs.
seagull
Seabird flavour member
I was in hospital a few years ago for a delicate operation which was conducted under a local anaesthetic.
They asked if I minded if the played some music as it helps to calm patients. I said ok.
Most of it was pretty bland but then came the horror...
A C&W cover of 'Mull of Kintyre'.
I still have nightmares about that one.
They asked if I minded if the played some music as it helps to calm patients. I said ok.
Most of it was pretty bland but then came the horror...
A C&W cover of 'Mull of Kintyre'.
I still have nightmares about that one.
paulfromcamden
Baffled
Years ago I used to go to a dentist that had music TV installed in the ceiling to taking your mind off things when the drilling was going on... it was frequently playing C&W
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
... it was frequently playing C&W
I think it's good they were covering both kinds of music.
Mynamemynaim
38yrs a Naim owner
Rocking all over the world ....on loop ... would be my hell
francoblanco
Always in the kitchen at parties
Anything by Coldplay or U2.
Locheeboy
pfm Member
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, any jazz of that ilk. Pompous, self- indulgent, see how important I am, repetitive (but in a different key pish).
…. All radio “pop” music pap, with teenagers singing out of tune, in 9 year old voices.
PS. Ah forgot…that fat fool who wears the hat with earflaps and a long silk scarf..
Like he had a voice worth protecting…️
…. All radio “pop” music pap, with teenagers singing out of tune, in 9 year old voices.
PS. Ah forgot…that fat fool who wears the hat with earflaps and a long silk scarf..
Like he had a voice worth protecting…️
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oldius
Manchester City, dogs, family and food.
Unfortunately, many audiophiles seem to have a mental block when it comes to music. I often feel, Yello being a prime example, that if it didn't sound good as a recording, not one audiophile would listen to it musically. Still, I love Alice Coltrane and Kendrick Lamar, so I do sometimes feel like the only cactus in the desert.
lordmortlock
Late to the Tannoy party
As in the vacuous American child’s you tube ‘entertainer?’ If so, I feel your pain!
check out his net worth though. Gutted!
lordmortlock
Late to the Tannoy party
Page seven and no mention of The ‘Quo …
kjb
Proof reading not always a strength
I'm with you: i will often play Alice Coltrane back to back with Kendrick Lamarr or Miles Davis next to Solange. Hip hop / rap R&B is the major musical art form of the last 40 years, at least as important as jazz was in the 50s or blues based rock in the 60s and 70s - and it has lasted longer than either as the most popular form. I think it's quite plausible to make a case that rock and jazz now exist as hermetically sealed heritage forms unless they adopt elements of some of the R&B aesthetic. That's not to say they aren't good ( in places), just treading water as they drift further from the shore.
Frank Ocean's Blonde is firmly embedded in my all time top 20 alongside Kind of Blue, What's Goin' On, Hejira, Horses, Loveless.
I have to keep reminding myself, before accusing others of having close minds, that I find it hard to enjoy almost anything from the heavy metal or prog rock categories although I'm sure if I looked hard enough I might find something not entirely dreadful.
Hell will still be ABBA and Queen on a loop though, maybe playing simultaneously, one in each ear .....