A Music Thread

[Asher]

New to me, but definitely my kind of stuff. I've forwarded the video to a friend of mine who organises a music/drumming festival.

Thanks

I can put you in touch with their management if you want them to come play a show.

[C0ckney]

i'm afraid that post says more about the deficiencies in your ears than about what i listen to. i've posted a fair bit of jazz in the music threads here, i think i posted an albert ayler number earlier in this one. generally i prefer hardbop, free jazz and electro-jazz crossover stuff, but of course you can't ignore the earlier works.

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[Thoth]

Thoth, you heard of Dublin 2 Delhi?

It's a Canadian band that is a mashup of Celtic music and Indian Bhangra music that a friend of mine manages.

New to me, but definitely my kind of stuff. I've forwarded the video to a friend of mine who organises a music/drumming festival.

Thanks

[Al B. Sure!]

You usually post bizarre punk and techno music. Old school Jazz is a big divergence from that. It's actually music for one...

[C0ckney]

what do you mean, what i usually post?

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[Al B. Sure!]

What question?

[C0ckney]

oh, and are you going to answer my question speer?

[C0ckney]

sarah records



action painting - these things happen



the sea urchins - a morning odyssey



the wake - major john

[Asher]

Thoth, you heard of Dublin 2 Delhi?

It's a Canadian band that is a mashup of Celtic music and Indian Bhangra music that a friend of mine manages.

[Thoth]

A couple of completely unrelated tunes



Awesome for getting angry and self-righteous.




Awesome for dancing one's self into trippy states of consciousness.

[Asher]

Listening to two new albums I got...don't think they could be farther from eachother, but I love them both: The Nationals' "High Violet", Sleigh Bells' "Treats"

[Meticulous Man]

(vocals at 1.23)

[ZEE]

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[SlowwHand]

[Thoth]

beethoven wasn't exactly a punk rock pioneer either

True dat. But he did write some ****ing awesome music.


The Glorious 9th (in 7 parts)