(14 Oct 2018, 00:24 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]Either I've never heard of her or there is another one with a similar name/surname.
No, I do not confuse her. But for some reason I associated Sarah with Irish music. Most likely after listening to her Solace album. Also at that time I think I was in the Clannad/Enya period 😁
Greetings there Like Ra.
Been off the grid for a bit, you know how it is when you are asteroid prospecting...
Anyway, Sarah McLachlan had for a mentor Peter Gabriel from Genesis before he left and the band went commercial. Ben's Song was from
"Touch" early on in her career. And those other fellows, they do have a hypnotic stance about them. I'm wondering should you have liked Talking Heads or Philip Glass. Rare for me to get into "trance" music unless I do mushrooms (which generally come in two "flavors"- Alice In Wonderland dream state or those that make one more physically active. However, I did mention Synergy and the following is pure electronica with this to be what I consider a fantastic "trip" song as acid (yup, the Tim stuff) makes music for me really come alive and causes some really intense closed eye visuals. Owing that you have alluded that you do not partake one must take a stretch here though I do love this piece of work.
Source:
https://youtu.be/bBhrwDD1ICQ
And this from Emerson, Lake and Palmer (the same Greg who was friends with Bob Fripp and on the first and second Crimson release) who I was really taken with, just spectacular musicians and Carl Palmer (drums) was an idol. The first album was the best and this song showcases the Moog in splendor. This was at a time when synthesizers were rather primitive and still simply so enjoy the sounds.
Source:
https://youtu.be/oK0fhSr-ARY (and still do not know how to scrub ads...)
And last in this installment, some pure 60's stuff from Jethro Tull that has wonderful structure- lots going on in the background and grounded in classical riffs and this drummer was one who would build stories with his playing which is much more apparent on a song titled "Nothing is Easy" which may be worth the listen as he just goes wonderfully crazy at the end, sounding like he is falling down the stairs in a controlled manner while always ending feet first. Both ELP and JT were a delight live. Not too loud and fun to watch without a lot of antics but still light enough to make one laugh while to enjoy. Hope you and perhaps others to enjoy also.
Source:
https://youtu.be/goN5BWbvn-I
Best,
Dworkin
Is there anybody who has not seen any Dario Rossi's videos?
youtube.com/watch?v=YbsvFMEvPo4
Hi Like Ra.
Well, me. Never saw the vid. (can't watch many.) However, I am acquainted in a manner. My wife taught at on of those "religious" institutions (the one where the fellows drove nice cars, the women crapsters) and had an outrageous music director who explored simply outrageously wonderful weird stuff to include all manner of pans, pots, garbage cans of all natures and while long ago, I recall him using this fellows name as an inspiration. Just fantastic this chap in the vid. Not unusual, the music director was asked to leave, most likely a good thing for him. I am only to hope he found far better a place for his horizontal thinking. Meanwhile, since you and I seem to be the only participants here, I include this group from a time ago. Fairly ho-hum some save should you appreciate great guitarists. Steve holds hands with Sharon Lisbon among many more, has numerous awards and cares little for cash pursuits and is simply a fantastic "clean" player. This song is not long so perhaps you may enjoy as perhaps others to stumble across this later may...
Source:
https://youtu.be/B_EUVUHJaU0
Just stumbled upon this nice chart for those who've just discovered King Crimson (also a good test for WEBP image support 😉
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BTW, we've bought tickets to see King Crimson live! KING CRIMSON 2019 TOUR - CELEBRATING 50 YEARS