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Poll Question: what floats ya boat man...
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I suppose I should get over the prog poll and give those some listens... there is one in particular I do want to hear especially Heart.  So I guess it is time to vote... and I'll start from the bottom up and offer my thoughts till I get to the final 3.. but bottom here is of course very relative for as I mentioned earlier there wasn't a bad one in the bunch.
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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

 
 
 
 

Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

Ludovico Einaudi - In un'altra vita (In Another Life)



as I noted earlier.. some of these suggestions naturally fell in together. And were not just similar stylistically but also that in my enjoyment of them is very much mood based.  I love piano based classical music.. it is a powerful scratch to the itch that my very melancholic nature.  The piano works of Grieg and Rach are among my most cherished and beloved pieces of music.. therein is the rub. While I enjoyed both of these.. they lack the sheer emotional impact of similar style pieces I love so much they'll be vying for space in my ears as I leave this earth.
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Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

Bryan Beller - Casual Lie Day


one thing both Raff and I have noted over years of going to various prog festivals... and has become an all too common refrain

great live band.. could not see sitting at home and listening to this.

very good.. and could see me enjoying this with a beer in one hand.. a .. my wife in the other LOL in some smoky dive somewhere.. the more dangerous the better. Best BOC show we saw was in that run down and dive quality bar in the Charm City.  Atmosphere is as much to enjoying music as the music itself. Very good... but minus a live setting.. or even a live video (preferably with a few car crashes, explosiions or dancing broads) it had too many to climb over to get higher up.
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Elizabeth Reed falls in to this group. my favorite instrumental ever and a top 10 alltime favorite song
. but a non vote for me.. as I know every note of it committed to not just the head.. but the soul.

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:



Originally posted by someone_else someone_else wrote:

I found it hard to find one outside the realms of prog and folk when I wanted to throw in something different, but then I remembered this one from years ago:

Peace & Quiet - Looney Tunes (1971)

like anyone I love a good old fashioned instrumental.. definitely really dug teh Peace & Quiet one and TBH after the first round of listens I would have had it in top 3.. but it did get bumped.

one of my alt suggetions for this theme was from an artist I wanted added here but got outvoted on..



I think the main reason it slipped is I thought this one though not as wild .. had a bit more to it..  and the female vocals were the special sauce both of these were missing to crack the top 3 .. thus while good.. with this batch of suggestions.. a mere rock instrumental would have not only top that McPhee one. That said .. agian.. completely enjoyed them both Clap
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I think the main reason it slipped is I thought this one though not as wild .. had a bit more to it..  and the female vocals were the special sauce both of these were missing to crack the top 3 .. thus while good.. with this batch of suggestions.. a mere rock instrumental would have not only top that McPhee one. That said .. agian.. completely enjoyed them both Clap
 
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Thumbs Up I got as much out of failed attempts to add bands here as I did successful ones!
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next up... these two though opposites ends of the same gig .... i really loved both.

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:


was very impressed Cristi Clap.  didn't know you were a such a fan of his to have pulled that deep cut out of your ass like that. A known artist for sure.. but how many know him for one and only one song by him (great song as it is). I hadn't heard that in many many years. Very enjoyable.. and a good trip down memory lane. Beer 

Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:





first off.. really great to see you join in.  You do have some great tastes and wide ranging taste in which we do share EmbarrassedLOL

that was a great one and really enjoyed that..  perhaps with a few more listens that all the others had... and that my top 3 all benefited from it could have cracked the top 3.  Also..  note next weeks theme. Do join in.. 
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Thumbs Up I got as much out of failed attempts to add bands here as I did successful ones!
 
The important thing is that you added them to your collection and we can still talk about them here Big smile
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

next up... these two though opposites ends of the same gig .... i really loved both.

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:


was very impressed Cristi Clap.  didn't know you were a such a fan of his to have pulled that deep cut out of your ass like that. A known artist for sure.. but how many know him for one and only one song by him (great song as it is). I hadn't heard that in many many years. Very enjoyable.. and a good trip down memory lane. Beer 


I've listened to few albums of his, and Breezin' is a great album. Clap
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after this one..  it really got tough and were my contenders for the top 3...and all at some point occupied a prelimnary top 3 slot

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

I decided I wanted to go back to exotic here.  This is from a psychedelic gem from 1968 by The US  Kaleidoscope that showcases the fantastic Solomon Feldthouse on saz and oud; David Lindley on violin, I believe Sol also played doumbek here and you may also hear bits of harp guitar, which would have been supplied by David Lindley.  This piece is based on "Sehnaz Longa," a Turkish piece by Santuri Ethem Efendi.  

I do love the exotic and that was really good.. but perhaps it is loving east west fusions in rock.. which there have been so many probably if anything tamped down the exotic factor. Again I really enjoyed it but having heard enough similar fusions it sort of fell behind not the more exotic if you will in the wow factor.. but the more progressive and experimental forms of music that is really where i sort of hang my hat these days in thirsting for discovery.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

after this one..  it really got tough and were my contenders for the top 3...and all at some point occupied a prelimnary top 3 slot

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

I decided I wanted to go back to exotic here.  This is from a psychedelic gem from 1968 by The US  Kaleidoscope that showcases the fantastic Solomon Feldthouse on saz and oud; David Lindley on violin, I believe Sol also played doumbek here and you may also hear bits of harp guitar, which would have been supplied by David Lindley.  This piece is based on "Sehnaz Longa," a Turkish piece by Santuri Ethem Efendi.  

I do love the exotic and that was really good.. but perhaps it is loving east west fusions in rock.. which there have been so many probably if anything tamped down the exotic factor. Again I really enjoyed it but having heard enough similar fusions it sort of fell behind not the more exotic if you will in the wow factor.. but the more progressive and experimental forms of music that is really where i sort of hang my hat these days in thirsting for discovery.
  Fair enough and I hear you on the whys and wherefores.  In it's time, it was certainly pretty much stand-alone in popular music from the US, The Beatles and The Incredible String Band did explore this territory sooner, but more in the Indian motifs.   I wonder if Brian Jones would have split from The Rolling Stones, or would they have incorporated more Middle Eastern touches in their music, after his release of "Brian Jones Presents The Pipes of Pan of Jujouka," (1971) certainly a leap from the RS repertoire at the time.  David Lindley from The Kaleidoscope also released some really interesting music from Madagascar with Henry Kaiser and continued other forays into ethnic music of all kinds, outside of his meal ticket job with Jackson Browne.  

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Originally posted by Tapfret Tapfret wrote:

Era - Tono


Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:





different yes.. but sort of lumped them together because quite honestly.. I couldn't choose which I liked best.

Then again it was hard to put either against my choice in the poll ..who absolutely ruled her instrument.. the music equisate...and didn't hurt she had that smile that a man would kill to be on the receiving end of.. that type that just melts your heart man and turns your knees to jelly. 

Neither was to be found here but comparing these to mine was not exactly fair and so I did.  While I found the Era track... flawless..  it was lacking something to me that Scott's track had in spades...  spirit emotion.. energy ... youth.. umm hmm.. you can not only see it... I felt it...and that is what I feed off with music. So yeah Scott I really enjoyed that and plan to check out more from her.That was a strong contender to make my top 3 but it did get bumped down slightly late ...
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Originally posted by mathman0806 mathman0806 wrote:

Tokyo Groove Jyoshi - What is Hip?



This wasn't one of the songs I had in mind for this poll. In fact, I hadn't heard this until two days ago, but YouTube recommended it to me because of my last suggestion to the last poll, so who am I to argue against machines. I like it quite a bit. 

I mean, what is funk without slap bass and a shamisen? Nothing like this. 

as I noted.. this one was the only one right out of the gate to grab me and had the iniitual #1 slot.. .shock and awe kind of sh*t the way only a group of hot women absolutely destroying it can... but the problem with shock and awe...  it wears off and it lost out to others whose appeal grew with repeated listens .. not lessened.

that said..  it did f**king rule...

down to my final and top 6...  I'll get those in a bit.. time to get back to work here LOL
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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Philip Glass – Caught – Again, I’m quite familiar with Glass’ works, but not so much with this one.  Nice dramatic and cinematic feel.
 
This is from the soundtrack CD to the film Powaqqatsi, which is the sequel to the classic Koyaanisqatsi, and the second film of the Qatsi trilogy. Because this film is about the impact of industrialisation on the Third World, the music of the film has a distinctly world-music sound. I believe the YouTube link I provided is from the CD rather than from the film itself (the music on the Qatsi trilogy CDs differs noticeably from the music on the films themselves).
 
Although Koyaanisqatsi is my favourite film of the trilogy, "CAUGHT!" is my favourite piece of music from the trilogy, and is the highlight of the film Powaqqatsi, both in terms of the music itself, and the accompanying visuals.
 
 
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#6.. hard decision between this and numero fiveO.. so was going to flip a coin.. and then it came to me.. and decided a whiskey bottle toss would decide it..

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

Janko Nilovic - Underground Session 


where the f**k did you find this .. and what 70's police sitcom did that soundtrack music come from. 

LOVED it and this was definitely a top 3'r until a whiskey bottle and some dope pushed it down.  Great find...Beer
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Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen - Plateaux pour deux


now that is avant man.. and I broke out the saucepan and wooden spoon for this one

true avant music.. .music so f**king bad.. that... it is GOOD. Well.. let me rephrase that. Not good but deifnitely Interesting and that I can dig.  Oh for sure no 'tune' benefited more from repeated listens than this one..it started from the bottom.. envision a puddle of urine and vomit.. and yet and with each one I found more to it until it cracked my top 6... but it sure wasn't going higher than that but I couldn't decide? 5 or 6? Then it came to me.. music this interesting is worth a trip to the office this week during Thirsty Thursday Liquid Lunch hour... last one  by Christian got an empty beer can tossed at me by Sean... I expect nothing less than Jordan's nearly full whiskey bottle he keeps in his filing cabinet.

any less.. and i'll be severely disappointed for the thought of it propelled this work of aural torture.. to a sate of appreciation I can really dig..

great suggestion Beer
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Originally posted by smoking hot spousal unit with the patience of a saint smoking hot spousal unit with the patience of a saint wrote:





Originally posted by Shadowyzard Shadowyzard wrote:



To support Micky's anti-Trump thing, I chose a song from an album whose cover shows the Great Wall of China.

J/K, I decided on this song hours before, haha. Coincidence. Wink

Kazu Matsui - Legend of the Lake

The Leigh track.. oh yeah.. great choice by my better half.  One of the few I know with better tastes than me
(her taste in men notwithstanding)/ I really dug the percussian centric.. tribalesque nature of it. Add in a  good video.. with lots of chicks. Hell yeah.. what was not to love. Was immediately in the top 3 ... until it wasn't.. (perhaps a car chase or an explosion or two in the video might have saved it)

then along from the middle of the pack came the Matsui song..  this one was a grower.. it didn't wow you from the start (perhaps why it got zero love.. zero votes) but upon repeated listens it did in my head what the Leigh did via a video.. taking you to places unknown.. distant. .mysterious... I really grew to like this one and it gets the first vote!  

excellent suggestion! Beer
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Philip Glass - Powaqqatsi - CAUGHT!:
 
 
 
 

I mispoke about the saucepan song.. no song befitted more from repeated re listens than this one. Quite simply it never has been a style of music that I relate to. Like my emotions I am with my music. I tend to run very hot.. and very cold and either like my music loud and brash...sack and pillage rape the cattle and stampede the womenfolk kind of music .. usually American in nature for none do it better than us..or dense and introspective.. more European. .for none do it better than they do...meditative.. transportational... rainy days on the couch with a good book kind of music if you.

Music feeds..reinforces my emotions .. not stimulating my head.. music for me is an escape from thinking too much. 

With this one..   it was more than what I am not wired to do.. think while listening. Considering the patterns. .the repetitions..  I can't say I enjoyed this as much as I found it probably the most interesting of the whole bunch. I'm not sure if I care to explore him or those like Riley or Reich deeper than what i heard here.. but I'm considering it.. and that in itself.. is quite the compliment. 

Excellent suggestion and thanks!  


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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:


Scorn - Forever Turning


considering how much I find your tastes are rather aligned to some of my evolving tastes (I haven't told you how much I adored those Schmidt suggestions you put out) ..  this one did take a few listens to really bite but found it it hit straight into the kind of place music like Floyd once took up. Music I love.. that mid 70's Battiato actually has taken over for me..  that absolute chill zone out.. turn the brain off...fire up a J ...turn out the lights and leave your body and mind for while.  

Definitely interested to hear from them.  
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