This is ambient to me anyway.
"emphasis on tone and atmosphere over traditional musical structure or rhythm"
"it must be as ignorable as it is interesting"
Ambient music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Too many lineup changes? I know of only one, when Waters left the band and as far as I am concerned they were pretty good after that especially considering they still had 3 of the 4 original members. Barrett was never really in the band except in the very early days when they were of no...
This is the one that aired on PBS a few years back. It does however have French subtitles, no big deal.
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I found another one in 5 parts. Here is the 1st, you can find the other parts on YT of course
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I used to think much the same about "The Wall" when it first came out in 1979. It was depressing and still is to a point. It wasn't till I saw the movie that it all fell into place. The film adds the missing context. The Final Cut is really a sequel to The Wall. There is a also a film that...
Interesting Thread. There is this site that will help you find albums from your year here --> Charts - Rate Your Music
My year is 1963, so I Guess it would be between
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Other than these two, there are a lot of Jazz choices of which I like, just not enough to say they are...
Just recently "discovered" PT within the last few months.. I love them.
A few favorites so far
Stars Die
Halo
Shallow
Radioactive Toy
Up the Downstair
Synesthesia
Trains
Lightbulb Sun
Sentimental
Cloud Zero
In Absentia and Deadwing are probably their best works IMO
I was just listening to "High Voltage" yesterday. It's amazing how far the band has come since the early days. Their style however has not changed a bit.
Unfortunately they are gone. At the time it did not dawn on me to repair them. I thought I could replace the woofers but they would not be the same as the original. This happened thirty years ago and I was not savvy about those things. Oh well I did however go out and buy the JBL's :banghead:
Here's my first system I got at the age of 13 in 1976.. I saved all my money for months to buy this stuff. I was probably earning $1 or $2 an hour working for my dad. Of course I dont have this system anymore except the JBL's I still have and use with the HTPC system that I use in my office...
I found this yesterday and since videos of vintage Chicago are scarce here it is. It is filmed at their prime in 1970.
Here is a page that offers some background info on it: ->>>> Chicago • Tanglewood • Lenox, MA • Jul 21, 1970
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Maybe you missed it but at the end of my post I have a link to the review of the Blu Ray concert of Alchemy It is 94 minutes, the DVD is only 60. The CD is 79 minutes for both discs and the double album was 94 minutes. I think the Blu Ray is the most complete thing out as of yet. Who knows how...
Mark Knopfler/Dire Straits are one of my favorites as well and have been for a long time.
Here's another collaboration of Mark's, The Notting Hillbillies
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Another album which you didn't mention which is also good is Live at the BBC
BTW, My personal favorite is Alchemy...
It's the same with Rush. They only graciously accepted for their fans and that is also the reason Alex Lifeson did what he did for his acceptance speech. It's a farce and is private and has nothing to do with public opinion.
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