what music are you listening to now

[Dekalb_Blues]

~


Inside A Boy -- Shara Worden (2008)

Inside a boy I found a universe
And in his eyes are a thousand stars on a dark sky
We, we -- we are clouds, we are whispers, like fawns and shape-shifters
Our edges can never be found out -- no, our edges keep moving further out
We are stars colliding, now we crash like lightning into love -- love!
In his arms I'm unwinding, under his kiss I'm falling into love!
We are stars colliding, now we crash like lightning into love
We are stars colliding, now we crash like lightning into love -- love!
Love, love
Love, love, love, love, love!

[rva_jeremy]

[Eddie]

Sergio Mendes, circa 1966:

[Nía]

[anagogy]

[Nía]

[Cyanatta]

[Nía]

[Plenum]

these guys have an exquisite musical vocabulary.

tracks 6 (Sister) and 2 (Orison) have so much craft.

Props to fellow member who mentioned this group.

[youtube]

[Cyanatta]

[sjel]

[Cyanatta]

Had way too much fun mixing this! (loves me some disco house )

https://www.mixcloud.com/Cyanicca/cloud-city-disco

A lot of the songs used are a bunch I've posted on here before, but now it's all blended, mixed, and spiced up into one continuous mix for you listening pleasure  

Viel Spaß!

[Diana]

The late, great Stevie Ray Vaughn and a beautiful song he wrote for a friend who died. He talks to the audience at 6:01, and makes a beautiful short speech about love. There is also a really slick guitar change in the beginning.

[sunnysideup]

[Steppingfeet]

A reader, Kirill, posted this to L/L's Facebook. Called "Can You Feel It," it's performed by the Jacksons.  Chalked full of metaphysical themes and imagery. It is the stuff of wanderers. And she said that it was created around the time of the start of the Ra contact.

Says at the end “Created and written by Michael Jackson."
 

[Cyanatta]

[Cyanatta]

[Minyatur]

[rva_jeremy]

If you are not watching the new Twin Peaks you are missing awesome music.

[Ashim]

If you are watching Twin Peaks then you are missing some excellent telepathy.

[Nía]

More for the topic than for the music (from my perspective).

[sunnysideup]

[Zach]

[Cyanatta]

[Sprout]

[Minyatur]

Where I had the pleasure of being 3 days ago, had posted these two in this thread before

[Night Owl]

Here is the 24 min masterpiece that Dream Theater came up with in 2005. It is the album ending and it is a conceptual song. This album has each song composed in a different key of the octave and there are 8 songs which means each key is used. This song has a lyrical concept about the octave. I think it was influenced by Pink Floyd's ''Shine on you crazy diamond''. Here is the live version with an orchestra during the filming of their 20th years aniversary DVD called ''Score''. The begining is played on a Continuum Haken fingerboard, an instrument relatively young which the keyboardist Jordan Ruddess is known for being one of the first and main user. It is like a piano that has no percussive sound to it, but instead the sound of each note blends into the next and create this very spacey sound. That song goes through five different sections with various styles. The climax reaches the fourth section called intervals where there is a huge build up that leads to the final section with this epic and magnificient guitar solo full of emotions and beauty.


And here is the album version for a much cleaner and less muddy sound.

[Cyanatta]

[sjel]

[Cyanatta]