What are you listening to?
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Octavarium, by Dream Theater
24 minutes of the greatest band ever giving it their all. (yes, you read that right. its a 24 minute long song)
i want to get Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence, but its not on itunes
that would be 42 minutes of the greatest band ever giving it their all.hey wait a second! i just noticed i have over 100 posts! cool!
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I use an ipod shuffle, so it's a mix, but am particularly fond of Dave Matthews Band and Linkin Park
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Queued up in the playlist for the morning:
Built to Spill
Gomez
Mother HipsWe'l see what the mood brings this afternoon. Maybe some North Mississippi All Stars?
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i'm listening "Stratovarius - Elements" now...
But prefer electronic music...DM for example -
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Yael Naim - Paris
better known as 'that person from the macbook air ad'
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could listen to this all day...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_lwocmL9dQ&feature=related
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Igor, this topic was already started here but it has been quite a while since the last visit.
For me it is usually something without words. Heavia, Rivertribe, Classical, Contemporary Christian and Brass.. almost any kind of brass. Then I throw in the occasional Rush, Van Halen, Sugarland, Toby Mac, or James Taylor. But my favorite at the moment is Joy Williams... what a voice.
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im kind of a prog-meatal sort of guy, but ill throw in some emo and death metal every now and then. oh ya, and classic rock.
hey, boofredlay, if you want something w/o words, check out Stream of Consciousness, by Dream Theater. its a little bit heavier than is sounds like you would like, but its really melodic at the same time. you might like it.
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Thanks, I am listening to them now. I like.
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well im happy you're stisfyed, boo
Dream Theater is a great band if your a musician and understand complex musical concepts. for example, one of their songs is in 5:8 time. that is sooooooooo insanly hard to play (im a drummer with about 5 years experience). the vocals are sometimes... bleh. but the music is the most amazing stuff you will ever hear. all of the musicians in that band are absolute MASTERS at their instrument of choice.
if you havent already figured this out, im a huge Dream Theater fan.
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Well being a trumpet player for most of my life I can agree with you that 5:8 time is a royal pain. My brother plays many instruments as well but his main one is the Viola Da Gamba. He once transposed a string piece for my brass quintet called "Pikforth" (I think). It is for quartet so we left the tuba out. Anyway, each part was written in a different time signature. Talk about difficult to practice. The tuba player did not like directing
We never did perform it.Thanks again for the suggestions and reviving this topic.
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I'll take this opportunity to advertise for my best discovery this year :
Jesca Hoop
if you want to hear for yourself it's here :
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and if you like it, you might as well enjoy the Ditty Bops...
and the last Eels record ( useless trinkets ) is not bad either ...
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Listening to old stuff today - St Etienne
edit: track has just changed to "Soul Man" by Sam and Dave
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Unfortunatly I'm listening to a recorded lecture from my history teacher. I have a final in it tonight BLAH!
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A mix consisting of:
Linkin Park
Shinedown
Seether
Breaking Benjamin
30 Seconds from Mars
Flyleaf &
Foo Fighters -
Profits of War, Dream Theater
great song, favorite lines (and the chorus):
is it time to make the change?
are we closer than before?
can we help them break away?
are we profiting from war?
its time to make the change.as you can see, its very politicly pointed, probably the most pointed of any some Dtream Theater has ever made.
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suddenly, computers around the SU community fall silent.
because aparently no one is listening to music!!!!!
btw, im listening to "The Hardest Button to Button", by the White Stripes
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