What are you listening to?

[The Magic Pudding..]

50th anniversary of completion

[billy rubin]

[billy rubin]

[Asmodean]

Rockin' hard because why not?

[Tank]

[Asmodean]

Ooh, nice!

Also, kinda' similar theme to that Daughtry song I find myself approving of.

[Tank]

Painted on a canvas of silence.

[Asmodean]

Speaking of canvas of silence, it also has a sound, and it's best (in my opinion) in the soothing tones of David Draiman.

[Tank]

Totally agree. I love that rendition.

[billy rubin]

many years ago i began listening to liz story. her stuff includes a lot of of carefully composed pieces which i have always liked.

but she also does this stream of consciousness stuff, which i cnnot begin to understand but which i keep coming back to. more now than in the past, as i no longer look for structure in the universe.

its like hardcore jazz, which i also cannot understand but can leave alone.

her stuff is different. lots of emotion in the playing, and not a lot of tight control.

she signed with wyndham hill, which also markets pieces by the long dead michael hedges, with whom i have a strange connection. except he's dead and im not

this piece is over thirty years old. she hasnt done anythign for a while. im going to write her and ask why

[The Magic Pudding..]

[Tank]

Love that!

[Asmodean]

While the underlying message is a bit "Imagine-y," I very much approve of Peter Heppner's lyrical storytelling

EDIT: I think it may largely be because Heppner's utopia is less boring than Lennon's by a nautical lightyear.

[Asmodean]

Der Aschmo is still being all Germanic. Listening to the great Joachim Witt.

[Icarus]

All you younger dudes and ladies post noise, professing to be music, with excessive percussion. Whatever floats your your boat and/or to each his own.

OK, do you have any sense of musical structure?   Just for fun try this test of your  musical acumen.