Where are you musically?

[BlueBlazer]

I like rock, jazz, blues, electronic, whatever sounds good to me. I don't really have a favorite genre. A lot depends on what kind of mood I'm in. Usually, when I'm mellow I like to listen to Pink Floyd. I also like to listen to certain electronic music. Not all of it.

I have been a fan of just about all of Tangerine Dream's catalog of music. My favorite is probably Optical Races. I had that CD playing most of the time when I used to drive between Colorado and Arizona. Talk about some perfect music for the country I drove through.

I've been listening to it on YouTube today.

 

[Brother Bear]

Banjos n fiddles make bear stomp his feet and shake his ass

 

[McKush]

^ yeah that. Bluegrass and progressive/newgrass

BlueBlazer - I'm also a big fan of Tangerine Dream from the late 70's and early 80's when I first started listening to electronica, Tomita, etc..

 

[Krust]

Punk, Pop Rock to the Stoner Rock days..KYUSS is still the best thing...to Psytrance and lately I'm more into ambient psychedelic things and some good hip hop

 

[Hold Your Fire]

I've been into metal my whole life. EDM also for long periods of my life. Lately I've been getting back into classical music.

Frederic Chopin was a genius. He changed the world, doing the craziest things with a piano that no one had ever thought of or had been capable of before. Listening to his music again makes me wish I had stuck with the piano lessons as a kid.

Wow! Yes please!!!!!
Arthur Rubinstein
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_GecdMywPw

 

[Hold Your Fire]

Loving piano concertos lately. Mozart is my favorite.

Noob to classical but loving it any way.

Pianist is Maria Pires,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9gvTKdZhD4

 

[_tessarecting]

Ali Akbar Khan all night

 

[McKush]

Chatham County Line

 

[RoyalStone]

I'm into all kinds of music. I fronted a metalcore band years ago and got to open for a lot of bands I looked up to at the time, I've engineered in the studio for a few punk and metal bands as well as handled production duties on one record. I dabbled in other genres but it's the punk and metal scene where my heart is at

 

[McKush]

I listened to a lot of punk when i was younger in the very early 80s. Dead kennedys, circle jerks, doa, black flag, siouxie n the banshees, gen x, suicidal tendencies, man so many more the names are flooding back... lol

Nowadays im more into Spoon which i see as post punk. Anyway more my style as i have gotten older

 

[m314]

Wow! Yes please!!!!!
Arthur Rubinstein
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_GecdMywPw

This was the one that changed everything for me. I was on acid with a friend of mine sometime back in 2000. We listened to this CD called Power Classics. One of them, anyway. Chopin's Piano Concerto #2, 3rd movement came on. Starting at around maybe 25:00 of this video.

It was almost like a religious experience. I bought so many Chopin albums that year. I got back into his music last year when I got Spotify on my phone.

 

[m314]

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This one's pretty cool when you're high.

 

[m314]

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This one too. Chopin's etudes are my favorites. And the scherzos, ballades, concertos, and other stuff.

 

[danuttmahn]

Frank Zappa...something for everyone, as long as you're high or insane.

I fully agree, Zappa..."call any vegetable and the chances are good..."

-Rory Gallagher
-Joe Satriani
-Steve Vai

 

[Hold Your Fire]

This is other worldly.

Serkin and Szell perform Mozart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9WPp-TPNGs

Serkin is best known for his brilliance with Beethoven, I believe there is nothing this man plays that isn't greatness.

 

[McKush]

I fully agree, Zappa..."call any vegetable and the chances are good..."

-Rory Gallagher
-Joe Satriani
-Steve Vai

Ive got Joe's Garage on reel to reel and some others

 

[danuttmahn]

Ive got Joe's Garage on reel to reel and some others

Now that is awesome! Is this Dweezil man?...if so I'll BUILD you a guitar and amp! I know...I should just..."shut up and play my guitar!"