Music

[Aetas]

Thanks for sharing @PattyCakez

[Aetas]

[BD81]

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[Aetas]

This is the way, a cover should look like…..

KEXP!!!

[BD81]

[BD81]

[A Former User]

[Aetas]

I am a great fan of Editing!!!!!

But I like the first version more @adam313 ! Thank’s for posting, it’s a beautifu!

[A Former User]

Tell me about it @Aetas! I spilled water on my laptop and can’t access my music, but I was hoping to find the original recording with Gidon Kremer and Alfred Schnitke and these versions are all different than that track, so I listened to them all and noticed differences so I reposted something that sounded similar but when I finished those tracks, they weren’t the same either and I just left it with the last one. This music is spiritual refreshment and has been a significant track throughout my life!

[A Former User]

Here’s the full album. Set the dial to 49:30 and put it on some nice speakers

[scooter]

Oh, so much more than a drummer. You will be missed. RIP, Mr Peart. #fuckcancer

[Jett129]

@scooter:

Oh, so much more than a drummer. You will be missed. RIP, Mr Peart. #fuckcancer

.    To quote Taylor Hawkins from Foo Fighters “He had the hands of God”. So sad to hear this.

[Aetas]

Red Motherf* ing music from @neph93 today. Great choice! I am sure you can tell us something more about this LP  ;).

[neph93]

I’m sure I could but I fear I’ve forgotten a lot of what I discussed. I think it was social background for the band, the soundscape of the record, it’s musical impact and so on.. it was a monthly “Vinyl Sunday” event that a couple of former students of mine put on. Hi gave an hour long lecture and then everyone lay around on pillows, listening to the record. It was nice.

[neph93]

One of my top 10 songs of all time got a live make over and I didn't know about it until now.

[jason1967]

Fine fine band indeed.

[neph93]

Really enjoyed this version. Frank's voice doesn't quite reach the feral heights it used to, but Joey's guitar work is magical here.