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Felix Mendelssohn Was the First to Like Bach Again https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...stian_Bach.jpg Bach died on 28 July 1750 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._Bartholdy.jpg Mendelssohn was born on 3 February 1809 “Everyone loved KISS as a kid. I was the first to love KISS again.” - King Buzzo Bach was gone and damn near forgotten until Mendelssohn resurrected St Matthew Passion. At the time, the rare musicians who were familiar with Bach considered his work merely “mathematical” and lacking passion (like a bad math rock band). Felix, twenty years old at the time, didn’t agree. So he took to work organizing a massive performance of St Matthew Passion. He got Carl Friedrich Zelter who was the Head Honky in Charge at the Sing-Akademie zu Berlin to lend him around 250 singers and the entire city of Berlin went ****ing balls to the wall nut **** about it and Bach was BACK mother****ers. Recommended listening: https://csoarchives.files.wordpress....pg?w=300&h=253 Bach: Matthäus-Passion (St. Matthew's Passion) / Sir Georg Solti http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG...er=allrovi.com Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream / Seiji Ozawa Boston Symphony Orchestra, Tanglewood Festival Chorus Mendelssohn composed the overture when he was 17. Nice compliment record: https://flacit.com/covers/b/b_238703...1-(FLAC-EA.zip MOZART Requiem / Böhm |
'Head Honky in Charge' lmao, you're at your best lately
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https://issueprojectroom.org/sites/d...?itok=jwuPdUPa ISOLATED FIELD RECORDING SERIES: LAURA ORTMAN - DUST DIVES ALIVE https://thedustdiveflash.bandcamp.co...st-dives-alive Field recording from her Flatbush apartment. Collage and violin with effects that sometimes mimic circular breathing sax playing. Donations accepted here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/white-mou...nRevU2Ti74lfex White Mountain Apache Tribe COVID-19 Relief Fund Ortman has mad skills but rarely showboats. Even alone she defers to the project at hand and only uses her violin as a compliment to whatever sounds happened to float into her apartment. She is an artist of great discipline and discernment. |
This 1979 release may be late in the game for hard bop and the names have changed, well not really- they were veterans on the genre, but these are the guys who stuck with it. This is as true a hard bop record as you’re likely to find and it’s absolutely smoking. I can’t remember if initially my goal was to comment on every recording PJJ played on just the ones he led. I few skipped here and there because... Idk... I don’t get why if you have to copyright you don’t make it available. But anyway, for now you can find this on YouTube. I know there’s a lot to listen to but this really is a good one. As so many are. |
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/N4MAA...KVE/s-l640.jpg THE ELEPHANT’S JOURNEY by LAMA + Joachim Badenhorst Joachim Badenhorst clarinet and bass clarinet / Susana Santos Silva trumpet and flugelhorn / Gonçalo Almeida double bass, effects and loops / Greg Smith drums and electronics Name checked previously by Frown: https://www.musicbanter.com/1615422-post23529.html Listen here: https://cleanfeed-records.com/produc...hants-journey/ Unassailable 2015 release / composition driven electroacoustic free jazz Historic reference points: compositionally reminiscent of The Art Ensemble of Chicago and makes a nice companion record to the at the time yet to be released Roscoe Mitchell’s Bells for the South Side. Expressive/spiritual moments, frequently provided by Silva evoke the sensations of three particular very big name compositions: Lonely Woman, Alabama, and Enter, Evening. Take that as the praise intended. |
http://i1.wp.com/imagehost.club/mqs....size=500%2C500 Buxtehude: Abendmusiken Artists: Ensemble Masques, Lionel Meunier, Olivier Fortin, Vox Luminis, Dietrich Buxtehude I’m bringing this record to attention because it’s not only the music of a composer who deeply influenced Bach but according to an old textbook I have it’s specifically the music of that composer to which he was exposed. Bach, at the time was barely getting by as a professional organist in Arnstadt https://i.pinimg.com/236x/70/87/32/7...0e0a--pipe.jpg but Bach didn’t just like playing music. He also made incredible efforts to hear the works of other instrumentalists and composers. He was so interested in the music of Dietrich Buxtehude that he walked 225 miles to Lübeck https://i.pinimg.com/236x/c7/7f/6e/c...4b74e37823.jpg to hear him play his compositions. Bach lived like a pauper at the time. He stayed there to hear Buxtehude’s daily performances for four months living exclusively on charity and often sleeping without shelter and going hungry. The music on this recording sometimes sounds like Vivaldi, who was born around forty years later and some of it sounds like it’s barely branching out of the Middle Ages. It’s a great listen and a wonderful effort by the artists that devote so much time and hard work preserving the world’s musical heritage. |
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Lazy non-jazz highlights for the first twenty years of this century just by seeing what catches my eye scanning Wikipedia
Dopethrone The W God Hates Us All The Glow Pt. 2 The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Sea Change Sean-Nós Nua ( ) American IV: The Man Comes Around Elephant Mississippi: The Album Greendale The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place MTA2: Baptized in Dirty Water Scissor Sisters From a Basement on the Hill To be continued... |
Who Is Mike Jones?
Get Behind Me Satan Takk... The Peoples Champ Prairie Wind Shovel Headed Kill Machine Everything All the Time At War with the Mystics Living With War The Drift Burial American V: A Hundred Highways Christ Illusion Beach House In Rainbows I-Empire Devotion Mail on Sunday Watershed Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust xx Embryonic to be continued |
of course I had to check out Scissor Sisters, that **** slaps
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Innerspeaker Returnal Goblin Torches Section.80 Far Side Virtual Replica Born to Die Pluto Bloom Among the Leaves Channel Orange Shrines The Seer Lonerism Paradise m b v The Terror Wolf Sunbather Slow Focus Doris Float Along – Fill Your Lungs R Plus Seven Benji Burn Your Fire for No Witness Morning Phase Honest To Be Kind Ultraviolence LP1 Pale Communion With a Little Help from My Fwends to be continued |
Is that this Wolf?
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These are album titles not band names
It’s this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...olf_Cover2.jpg Tyler You’re definitely welcome to post all the metal that I’m certainly overlooking, however |
Glad to see With a Little Help from My Fwends on the list. Once I set my expectations based on the Beatles' album aside it really grew on me
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Exodus - Tempo of the Damned Exodus - Atrocity Exhibition A Lamb of God - New American Gospel Katharsis - Fourth Reich Reverend Bizarre - In the Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend Reverend Bizarre - II: Crush the Insects Reverend Bizarre - III: So Long Suckers Wolf - The Black Flame Blind Guardian - A Night at the Opera Get the Shot - Infinite Punishment Iron Maiden - Brave New World Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death Hammerfall - Renegade Hammerfall - Crimson Thunder Elvenking - Hearhenreel |
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I should listen to the DSOTM album. The Soft Bulletin is my top 2 crying album of all time after Pet Sounds
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I'm lazy and feel driven to dive into history more than I do to remain current.
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Another Eternity
I Don't Like ****, I Don't Go Outside Cherry Bomb Man Plans God Laughs DS2 Yung Rich Nation M3LL155X Depression Cherry Beauty Behind the Madness Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz Ones and Sixes Honeymoon What a Time to Be Alive T R A P S O U L Divers Garden of Delete to be continued |
Blackstar
A Moon Shaped Pool Teens of Denial The Glowing Man Skeleton Tree Everywhere at the End of Time (Stage 1) Atrocity Exhibition Blood Bitch A Seat at the Table Coconut Oil You Want It Darker Trap or Die 3 Lodestar American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story Starboy Peace Trail to be continued |
Oczy Mlody
A Shadow in Time Culture Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often Future Hndrxx Painting Pictures AZD God's Problem Child Revenge True to Self Teenage Emotions Capacity Saturation Pretty Girls Like Trap Music Issa Album Lust for Life Flower Boy Saturation II Screen Memories Without Warning Saturation III to be continued |
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Ephorize Veteran Culture II Lil Boat 2 Until Death Call My Name 7 Goodbye & Good Riddance Kids See Ghosts Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides Crumbling Iridescence Wrld on Drugs Eden Dying to Live I Am > I Was Hoodie SZN to be continued |
The Wizrd
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? King's Mouth Arizona Baby Anger Management U.F.O.F. Anoyo Injury Reserve Igor 1000 Gecs Save Me Purple Mountains Norman ****ing Rockwell! All My Heroes Are Cornballs Ghosteen All Mirrors Two Hands There Existed an Addiction to Blood Jesus Is King True False Magdalene Duster Music to Be Murdered By American Head and that’s that |
I don't know what your list is for, but Duster is one of my faves. If you like them, then check out Eiafuawn if you haven't already. It's pronounced /ee-uh-fon/ in case you're curious. Besides being a real cool acronym standing for "everything is all #$%^ed up and what not" it's also actually a band started by a Duster member, Clay Parton.
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https://catswithhats.bandcamp.com/al...at-we-know-now CWH take a deep dive into the tradition of the great electronic pioneers in this magnum opus release. WWKN has much more in common with Schaeffer and Stockhausen than Basinski and Hecker. The album can be divided into two parts: the first sixteen tracks and then the final nine named for nine of the twelve zodiac signs. Besides a guitar solo and a brief drumbeat the record is entirely made up traditional electroacoustic sounds. Besides the composers already mentioned fans of early Pink Floyd age Tangerine Dream will likely go in for at least parts of the first sixteen. The tracks primarily direct the listeners emotions in intentional ways. The track Infinite Time is distinctly sorrowful, for example. Otherwise the feelings evoked are dread, despair, and the awesome lonely vastness of space. On the longer tracks they generally take a short repetitive theme and use the simple but effective technique of slowly swelling the volume. If the theme hits the spot, and they always do, you basically have an abstract electronic Bolero. The Zodiac tracks are more emotionally ambiguous making them directly in tune with the sounds created by composers one hundred to eighty years ago. I give this 5/5 stars and my highest recommendations. |
Undeniably you are my biggest fan. Thank you <3
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Notre Dame beats Clemson and fans rush the field in the middle of (hopefully) the worst of the pandemic.
https://i.postimg.cc/qBt6SVJb/AB413-...2-C6-D1-E6.png Chubby Blonde jumps onto the field. https://i.postimg.cc/26RgYfpQ/47-D02...05-FE65152.jpg Realizes she’s dropped her phone. https://i.postimg.cc/q7L2J8S1/CEF362...-BE23-D320.jpg Turns back for it. https://i.postimg.cc/65JVh5rL/E7586-...0-C2-EEE32.jpg This other girl sees it first and grabs it. https://i.postimg.cc/NfDyrgp0/5-B884...D984-F5755.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/sxDzFRSn/7-F61-...A01-B590-F.jpg Two shots of the thief giving the eye of the tiger. https://i.postimg.cc/wBTnTk3v/0729-B...B29-E67879.jpg And she’s off to the end zone with a scoop and score! |
Real time! She ain’t hesitate a second lol Plus I mean damn talk about not social distancing Holy ****! |
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America I Hate You America, I hate you and these are the facts I hate all your white people and I hate all the blacks I hate every second you’re not hit with a nuke I hate you more than I hate tumors and puke I hate drawing breath and feeling your air I hate waking up and knowing I’m there I hate Kentucky bourbon and dark yuppie beer I hate every second I’ve spent living here I hate bald eagles and redwood trees I hate southern people who say thank you and please I hate your flag your culture and past I even hate the fact that you’re not going to last I hate all the privileged and disenfranchised too I hate every last Christian and Muslim and Jew I hate every gun and I hate revolution I hate all your problems and I hate the solution |
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I am extending an invitation to Urban Hatemonger or anyone who quit posting because of his antics to do an interview on this journal.
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I mean how could they resist?
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I can pretend to be 14 to bait him. I look and act the part so should be easy
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Don't forget to lol at all his jokes.
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as if that's going to be a problem, I say lol way too much anyway
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