What are you listening to now?

[bohemian]

Currently playing album:

Fleetwood Mac : Tusk (high resolution 24/192 flac)

[EccentricM]

You might be interested in this thread dedicated to posting music

 

 

[bohemian]

[bohemian]

[bohemian]

 

Beautiful French music.  Violin and piano in the Franck, and the same with added string quartet in the Chausson.

[bohemian]

[bohemian]

This evening was Mahler Symphony #4 Vienna Philharmonik - Lorin Maazel/Kathleen Battle

[bohemian]

Matching Mole

 

[bohemian]

Currently

Arthur Bliss : String Quartet #2. played by Maggini Quartet on Naxos cd.

Edited April 4, 2021 by bohemian

[bohemian]

Joseph Haydn “Russian Quartets”.  A Set of 6 string quartets opus 33 written in 1781.

Played by the Borodin Quartet.

[bohemian]

Then an evening of Rachmaninov orchestral works.

The Rock; Capriccio on Gypsy Themes and the Symphony #1 (LSO and Gergiev)

[bohemian]

Anthony Quayle string quartets 1-3

[bohemian]

The Alan Parsons Project :  Turn Of A Friendly Card

[bohemian]

Dire Straits - eponymous first album. Wonderful stuff.

[bohemian]

Dire Straits : Brothers In Arms

[bohemian]

Robert Wyatt : The End Of An Ear.

avant-garde jazz from 1970.

 

 

[bohemian]

 Now I am enjoying some Prokofiev.  I bought a box set of works by him, all the symphonies, suites from The Love For Three Oranges, Romeo and Juliet, Lieutenant Kijé etc.

 

Wonderful music. Just now listening to the Lieutenant Kijé suite - such fun music!

 

 

[bohemian]

Mahler: Symphony #5 Valery Gergiev and LSO Live.

[Loafy]

I been looking for more music like early Quicksand (Slip/Manic Compression era). But the search kinda dead-ends at the fact they were pretty unique lol. I think out of their entire career I've only noticed 1 song with any swearing (and of course it's an f bomb 😔)

 

Love the noise rock soloing style. Dine Alone is probably one of my favorite songs of all time

 

Anyone familiar with the band and if so have any recommendations for others with similar soloing and prominent bass heavy song style?  

 

 

Edited October 13, 2023 by Loafy
Forgot to add link to song lol

[CHecker]

I subscribe to The Wellermen as well as Big Brev, I love baritone and harmony. My father was a tenor on a quartet in the 50's and I loved singing with him.

But this baritone....well just wow.

 

[Timl1980]

I've been listening to one song...River Flows In You...by Yiruma...and I absolutely love his compositions!

 

 

 

 

 

[Brother Rowell]

Right this Very second: If We Have Each Other by Alec Benjamin

 

[Brother Rowell]

On 2/6/2021 at 9:58 AM, bohemian said:

Currently playing album:

Fleetwood Mac : Tusk (high resolution 24/192 flac)

I LOVE Fleetwood Mac. Grew up with them and really don't go out of my way to listen to em any more, but whenever I hear em (especially one of my favorites) I get all giddy n nostalgic lol

[Timl1980]

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=FEnzRk8nP3o&si=4RnRTpUh1z9pB8BS

 

This song is incredible, it's meaning deep... and sung, as it is, by father and son... it's meaning is deep and rich and full!

 

Especially since apparently he never physically saw his son his whole life 😭

Edited April 4 by Timl1980

[Kwabena]

If "Baby" by Justin Bieber was written in the '80s 😁😁

 

Baby - Justin Bieber