Cloudy. Storms outside. And it's probably going to last through the night. It's OK, though. I have a great set of very moody prog and art rock to help me pass the time.
Here's Karfagen (from Ukraine) with "Faces in the Clouds"
SO HAPPY that live music is finally back in full swing after the locked-down period. Whoo-hoo!
I have four live concerts lined up over the next 2 months, making up for lost time, including Jacob Collier (stoked!) and also this band: here is "Unbreakable" by Soen.
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As a general ̶r̶u̶l̶e̶ guideline, I'm not much into country music. But I do really dig steel/lap guitar, so it can be a bit of a conundrum.
Just heard a song that could be considered a gateway piece for me. 🙂 I can dig it.
Here is Katrina Cain with "New Mercedes"
It's a dreary, cold day today.
Quite a change from the 91-degrees-in-February-bang a couple of days ago, but at least back to what is 'normal'. And this gray day was coloring me in all blue.
But then this materialized from my speakers. And just like that I was warm again, recalling the luxurious beauty and visual poetry of this wonderful film.
May it do the same for you.
Once upon a time, a mystery band named Klaatu (which some people believed was really the Beatles) wrote this wonderful song in 1976. It was covered (and made a bit more famous) by The Carpenters. That version was decent, even if it now feels a bit dated.
I encourage you to listen to both of those, but this version is my favorite, with its slightly swing-funk take in the middle. Here is Unitopia with "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft"
Scientific American has declined (IMHO) over the last decade, but this is worth a read:
And as a follow-up to "Dave's Groove", here is "The Dream".
BOP RATM.
Time to bop some heads.
Here is the Hip Horns Brass Collective with "Dave's Groove"
Describe the differences between transpose, juxtapose and interpose.
Billy Joel releases amazing "deep fake" video for his new song TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ON.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOf6CMbHPuA&ab_channel=billyjoelVEVO
Had to share this again, just too good. It came up in my rotation this afternoon and I always get chills listening to it.
If you are a musician, you'll probably dig this. If you know a musician, turn them on to this guy. They'll probably thank you.
Because he's genius. And those frickin' drummers get me every time at around the 6:35 mark.
Here is Tigran Hamasysan and the Berklee Middle Eastern Fusion Ensemble playing "Drip".
Dig it.
Ever wondered what a solar eclipse would look like on another planet? I have.
This AWESOME page has not only photos but a VIDEO of an eclipse on Mars. So cool.
@Bix @jjGravitas @NorCalCherylLyn @Mfieck
Can't believe I'm wasting one of my freebies on Bump debunking the piece of shit D'Doucha but alas, here we are.
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