What are you listening to now?
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On my walks...
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Oh, man.
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Composer from the 1930s - died at 25.
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@george-k said in What are you listening to now?:
What do you think of the Joe Pass?
I'm humbled by his ability, which is clearly immense, but I've never really been able to connect with solo jazz guitar - there's just not enough tonal variety for me to listen to it on its own. As part of a bigger band, it's fine.
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@george-k said in What are you listening to now?:
What do you think of the Joe Pass?
I'm humbled by his ability, which is clearly immense, but I've never really been able to connect with solo jazz guitar - there's just not enough tonal variety for me to listen to it on its own. As part of a bigger band, it's fine.
wrote on 29 Jul 2021, 14:44 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in What are you listening to now?:
his ability, which is clearly immense
He's been called the "Paganini of guitar."
I've never really been able to connect with solo jazz guitar
Yeah, it's
a bitdifficult. His meanderings seem to be journeys away from the "tune" and I found myself wondering where the HELL he's going with it. When he gets back to the tune, it's almost a relief.It's almost like Art Tatum, but without as much coherence.
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@doctor-phibes said in What are you listening to now?:
his ability, which is clearly immense
He's been called the "Paganini of guitar."
I've never really been able to connect with solo jazz guitar
Yeah, it's
a bitdifficult. His meanderings seem to be journeys away from the "tune" and I found myself wondering where the HELL he's going with it. When he gets back to the tune, it's almost a relief.It's almost like Art Tatum, but without as much coherence.
wrote on 29 Jul 2021, 15:40 last edited by@george-k said in What are you listening to now?:
Yeah, it's a bit difficult. His meanderings seem to be journeys away from the "tune" and I found myself wondering where the HELL he's going with it. When he gets back to the tune, it's almost a relief.
It's about the journey out, man, not the return to home.
Gotta dig it.
Also helps if you snap your fingers.
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Love it!
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@george-k said in What are you listening to now?:
Yeah, it's a bit difficult. His meanderings seem to be journeys away from the "tune" and I found myself wondering where the HELL he's going with it. When he gets back to the tune, it's almost a relief.
It's about the journey out, man, not the return to home.
Gotta dig it.
Also helps if you snap your fingers.
wrote on 29 Jul 2021, 16:55 last edited by Doctor Phibes@aqua-letifer said in What are you listening to now?:
Also helps if you snap your fingers.
Fuckin' hell
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Really enjoying this performance. One of the CSO guest conductors said never trust a radio symphony orchestra - but this performance and the recorded sound are exemplary.
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While mowing the lawn today, usually Chopin, today Sade
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Black Midi - Cavalcade
What an exciting, original sound these guys have.
Very progressive.
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