What music are you listening to right now!?!?

[AdmiralAdama]

'Lipstick Wonder Woman' by Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown.

Some serious bottlenecking in this acoustic performance.

Enjoy

AA

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[iJamesH]

Brahms: Hungarian Dance #1 in G Minor, Iván Fischer - Budapest Festival Orchestra I'll see if I can find a link to it Edit:

I love Brahms's Hungarian Dances. Some mighty nice classical stuff there.

 

[Drew wal]

Club root - low pressure zone .

Nice album too

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[J. A.48]

Philip Sheppard: Introduction (In The Shadow Of The Moon)

Short, but good.

 

[rjkgr]

somewhere only we know- keane

 

[Judl88]

somewhere only we know- keane

I like that song

 

[Hayles66]

John Newman - Cheating and Eminem's - Berzerk
Both excellent.

 

[J. A.48]

Gustavo Dudamel conducting Berliner Philharmoniker
Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra

 

[LannyC47]

Heavy choice, Johanna! All of my Also Sprach recordings are on vinyl. My favorite is Zubin Mehta/L.A. Philharmonic from 1968.

Right now I'm listening to an EMI CD of Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances, André Previn and London Symphony.

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[J. A.48]

Rachmaninov - reminds me of this:
Igudesman & Joo: Rachmaninov had big hands (from "A Little Nightmare Music")

I haven't watched the video for quite a while. So I guess this will be my program for tonight.

 

[LannyC47]

Igudesman & Joo: Rachmaninov had big hands (from "A Little Nightmare Music")

That was excellent! But I'd thought you were referring to P.D.Q. Bach's "Eine Kleine Nichtmusik," also called "A Little Nightmare Music"

I'm sure you'll also enjoy Pagagnini:

http://www.pagagnini.com/en/videos.php

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[J. A.48]

They're great, all of them!

 

[iJamesH]

Iced Earth-Dystopia

 

[zstairlessone]

And here's a link to it on YouTube.

Edit: I am listening to the whole album, this actually relaxes me, almost like Classical music does

 

[LannyC47]

Zampa Overture, from the Mercury compilation album French Opera Highlights. Paul Paray, Detroit Symphony.

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