What sends shivers down your spine when you play it on your system?
You are so passionate, i cannot resist to recommend this one.... Very interesting meeting for many trumpeters, some not well known in america but : https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/en/activity/jazz-philharmonie/15285-trumpet-summit |
1) Almost any cut from Aaron Neville's 'Warm Your Heart' OK, "Feels Like Rain'. 2) Jewel channeling Janis Joplin while singing 'Have a Little Faith in Me' from the Phenomenon movie soundtrack. It sneaks up on you, then wham, It's Janis with BB&THC. 3) Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks "Where's The Money" Live at the Troubadour. Pick a cut. 4) Stevie Wonder sub-bass synth line on "I Believe When I fall in Love ..." from the Talking Book album. Most speakers can't even make those notes, let alone capture the pitch definition and texture that's there on vinyl. And finally, 5) Paul Galbraith 'Bach Sonatas and Partitas (arr. for guitar)' Galbraith had to conceive of, design, build, and master a custom 8-string, 2-body guitar (think guitar with subwoofer under the chair, connected by a steel rod. Seriously) so these otherwise unplayable-on-guitar pieces could be played. Next, he had to transcribe and arrange these pieces for this instrument. And then, learn to play them flawlessly for this recording. Any one of those would be noteworthy, To do all of them is truly an Olympian feat. Did I mention that it's a 2-hour double album? As a guitarist, and guitar tinkerer, as well as audiophile, hands down my favorite classical guitar album. |
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With all the above advice, I believe I'm going to find as many songs as I can on Tidal and make me another playlist. Should be a hoot! Panzrwagn: I didn't think anyone but me listened to Dan Hicks! 3) Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks "Where's The Money" Live at the Troubadour. Pick a cut. Spine tingling is "I Scare Myself" off the Striking it Rich album. Someone recommended on A-Gon years ago to get the quad LP. I found a very clean copy on Ebay and it sounds close to an UHQR vinyl copy. |
Rachmaninov, piano concerto 3, 3rd movement, matsuev Shostakovich, piano concerto 1, 4th movement, Matsuev Poulenc, concerto for 2 pianos, eric le sage Ravel piano concerto for left hand, Zimerman Rachmaninov, symphonic dances Brahms piano trio 3, Prokofiev piano trio 2, Rubinstein Beethoven piano sonata 29, 3rd movement adagio, Arrau Tchaikovsky piano concerto 2, Matsuev Tchaikovsky symphony 6, Solti Stravinsky, firebird, infernal dance, maazel DG Shostakovich symphony 5, movement 2 & 4 Tchaikovsky symphony 5, Solti Schubert by Gregory Sokolov Prokofiev piano concerto 2, 1st movement cadenza, denis Matsuev Rachmaninov concerto 3, 1st movement cadenza, Horowitz |
«If too much women send shivers all along your spine, you are not in love you are Casanova»- Groucho Marx Chet Baker, Bach and Scriabin are those who sent me shivers in ALL their works at ALL time.... I loved then 3 times in my life, but i like today many others composers or musicians and in too numerous number to wrote about here.... |
@mahgister why do you invent these quotes, and then fictionally attribute them to others? Are you afraid to tell us what you think?What do you think? do you really think that i am afraid to make a joke or a serious remark without my other alias? If so, your insight is not what i tought it was....Think again.... Sorry..... 😊 Some clues : sometimes it is better to stay respectful and allude to something but staying cool or funny for all to read .....It is called "humor"....Sometimes i lend my joke to a more richer than me to help me .... Sometimes the quote of my dear Groucho add something light to my observation.... Sometimes it is to no avail, only my obsessive habit to steal his persona.... My best to you.... |
mahgister ... do you really think that i am afraid to make a joke or a serious remark without my other alias ...I suspect that might be the case. I simply don't see any humor in inventing a quote and then fictionally attributing it to another, especially when the same "gag" is repeated over and over and over again. Apparently that amuses you. No matter, we are both OT here. |
I simply don’t see any humor in inventing a quote and then fictionally attributing it to another, especially when the same "gag" is repeated over and over and over again.I will not excuse myself repeating what i just said in my last post that you seems to not understand or do not wanted to understand... But if you read all my posts, there are not always "funny" perhaps and i apologize, however the content of my quote is almost never the same, funny or not.... « Why do you say all that to me? It is only free psychoanalysis my dear! »- Groucho Marx « Why do you scratch my head, i dont have lice? I want to scratch you anyway.» - Harpo Marx «Why so much people quote me you ask? i am the only bank who can give his money»-Groucho Marx |
@aewarren Who is "John Coletrain"? He was a famous typo who played the saxamphone. Bebop a rooney. He's often confused with John Coletrain who drove a white Jaguar E type and maybe is notable for a few other things.. Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. |
I don't know about you guys, but the sheer number of misspellings on this website's posts is pretty shocking. I mean, owing to the amount of cash it takes to indulge in this hobby, this has to be a pretty educated, highfalutin' crowd. Then again, maybe it's just how old we all are. That's the ticket! Aged fingers coupled with today's computers' miserable keyboard ergonomics (my phone, of course, is considerably worse). Add a slew of brain-dead spell-check programs and we're on our way! |
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" O' Holy Night" sung better than any I have heard , in lovely Swedish. https://youtu.be/ofKk_Etapq4?t=2 Merry Christmas All ! |
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