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Ever listen to any of Strauss' tone poems?
>>64040263
Nice Saiyuki
Try Charlie Mariano & The Karnataka College of Percussion - Jyothi
Also you might like Efterklang if you haven't heard them
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jY271DbZhb8
Already posted in the artist thread but rec me post punk that isn't lame goth shit
>>64040263
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>>64040424
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>>64040521
you all listen to music
>>64040614
wrong
>>64040521
do you like leng'tche
>>64040322
>Ever listen to any of Strauss' tone poems?
No, what'sit?
Were you the one listening to Arvo Pärt before? If not, you should listen to Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà performing his "Portrait".
>>64040424
Thanks, you should try "The Rubaiyat of Dorothy Ashby" by (who?but ____)
>>64040521
How about post-ROCK instead!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcumDtHDnE4
>>64040614
Thanks me too
>>64040263
node is cool good job
listen to richard pinhas - east/west
dude who made its cover is the same that made dr faust's
>>64040521
Maybe Pitchblende - Kill Atom Smasher
>>64040775
I've only heard Hip Harp by Ashby and I liked that. I'll check that one out, thanks.
Also I just thought of another great one you should check out
Lloyd Miller & The Heliocentrics - s/t
>>64040424
gonna go with norberto lobo even though i don't know any of those
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>>64040263
keep forgetting how good itaots is
>>64040521
listened to naked city for the first time a few days ago, goat as fuck and stuff
>>64040775
>Were you the one listening to Arvo Pärt before?
No I don't think that was me
Anyways, I'm not very articulate when it comes to this but basically tone poems are like works of classical music that intend to depict a narrative or some sort of illustration of scenery. so like in my collage, Alpine Symphony is telling a story of some guy climbing a mountain and the low brass is used to depict thunderstorms a lot and there's huge triumphant brass parts when the climber supposedly overcomes a difficult part of his climb. Deifnitely my favorite piece of music, I've talked about it a few times in collage threads.
>>64040913
Lobo is good thank you
Try Roy Montgomery - Temple IV if you haven't and also listen to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlqNqeb3mfM
>>64041031
Well you've sold me! Any particular orchestral interpretation you're fond of that I should look for?
>>64040913
We miss the Neutral Milk, Mother Milk
John Fahey more like Joe Heaney. "The Road from Connemara" is a good one. Irish folk music and interlaced jib.
>>64040881
You're cool good job dance dance dance dance dance
Thanks, it's quite a cover.
>>64040694
What on your chart would I like? What's Derek Jarman
Have you listened to Loren MazzaCane Connors' "Airs"?
>>64041334
The London Symphony Orchestra recording that's in my collage is my favorite, although it's not on YouTube or anything. I think somebody found it somewhere in a /classical/ thread one time
Christian Thielman and the NY Philharmonic is also great, I listen to both pretty frequently. They're on Spotify so if you have premium there you go
>>64041278
she looks exactly like one of my uncles, not memeing
sweet song though btw and roy montgomery is sweet too
>>64041334
yeah, i think you recd me heaney the other day and i forgot, will get on that
check out jean ritchie maybe
>tfw pink floyd bootlegs have better tracklists than the studio albums
goodbye filler
>>64040263
diane cluck boneset
>>64040521
procession - still
scammers - deathly hollow
