What are you listening to right now?

[Jeremykeys]

I'm going to buy this as soon as I find it! Yummy!

 

[Jeremykeys]

I'm finding this guy very intriguing!

 

[Jeremykeys]

I've never seen or heard a pianist with this level of virtuosity. Wow! She's amazing!

 

[Rayblewit]

I've never seen or heard a pianist with this level of virtuosity. Wow! She's amazing!

Hiromi comes close . .

 

[happyrat1]

Sure. If you want to produce the world's greatest pianist all you need to do is pump them full of meth and threaten their parents if they make a mistake

At least Hiromi looks like she's having fun

 

[happyrat1]

I was doing a search on the song "Money" last night as performed in the Amazon movie "The Estate" and this turned up in the search. Wrong artist but helluva production.

 

[Jeremykeys]

This is different but jeez, he's talented!

 

[happyrat1]

This is different but jeez, he's talented!

Most blatant case of sampling I've ever seen.

 

[Jeremykeys]

Just wait till Mick and Keith find out!

 

[Jeremykeys]

Fun time in the Alps!

 

[happyrat1]

I grew up listening to polkas. They drove me up a wall then and they still do now.....

 

[Rayblewit]

Fun time in the Alps!

Could be the girls from ABBA

 

[happyrat1]

A very decent cover of Tarkus...

Gary

 

[TheBlitzRocks]

"Word Up" cover by the band Gun. Originally a pop song by Cameo turned into an awesome rock song.

 

[Jeremykeys]

Now this is right in my wheel house! Love this stuff!

 

[happyrat1]

Now this is right in my wheel house! Love this stuff!

NOW we're talkin man!!!

ProgRock/Fusion is beautiful when it's done well, and horrible when it's done badly.

This is some real purty stuff

Gary

 

[Jeremykeys]

And more for Gary!

 

[alexroy73]

I'm a big fan of rap, especially Ranboo. His music really resonates with me and I enjoy listening to it all the time. He's definitely my favorite artist in the genre.

 

[happyrat1]

Monty Python: The life and times of Tchaikovsky on Farm Report...

 

[Giocast]

bound to be diversity on this thread, there's hardly anything I don't listen to. I happened to watch Bitter Lake recently, and not far into the programme this "blew me away". It's by Ludwig Minkus, the first part of La Bayadere/Entrance of the Shades. I can't find the very version that the film makers chose, and the impact on hearing does depend on the quality and even the speed for me. Anyway, this one isn't bad. Main piece begins at 0.43 seconds in.