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dawnriser says...

Starts with Uprising by Muse .... and it's perfect - what else would you expect from The Vatican?
"This playlist is a perfect mix of classical, world and contemporary music. The genres are very different from each other, but all these artists share the aim to reach the heart of good minded people."

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kinslowdian says...

With the end of the decade looming, I've seen a lot of stuff about top albums released in the last 10 years on things like the guardian etc... Kind of reminded me of what I was expecting music to be like with the end of the 90's around this time in 1999. At the start of 2000 HMV just seemed like a neon mess of bright albums with vector graphics for dance compilations....I was expecting music to be well shit and in a way most pop music has been since then! I was very very wrong about other stuff though. Tried to put a list together and things will probably change over time as they always do!

(no smashing pumpkins in there either!)

I eat my words 2000 - 2009

 

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Hello again! 

Inspired by Drum Monkey's awesome collection of weird improvised stuff for me to listen to, I've been sorting out a Spotify playlist. It took me a little while to work out how to do it, just because it's easier than you'd think. It's just like iTunes - search for the songs ---> drag them into a playlist ---> copy the internet address of the list ---> away you go! It's amazing :))) 

Anyway, here's my 'Inspiration List' - not much of it is improvised, as until about three weeks ago, I didn't know that I loved improvised music! How stupid is that?? Anywayyyyyy, here's a list of things that sound like the music I want to improvise. Some are floaty, some are rhythmic, some blend music from around the world. Some of it sounds like drum monkey on space-drums, and a few little bits sounds a bit like me on bass, but only because I do a bad impersonation of some of my heroes. 

click here to get the playlist - if you've got Spotify. 

If you haven't, here's the list of songs - 

Talvin Singh - One (this one's spesh for Drum Monkey - lots of tabla and electronics!) 
The Orb - Blue Room (remember dancing to this in chill-out rooms at college :))) 
Miles Davis - All Blues (Drum Monkey played me this. I love it. Great bass-line. Might see if I can loop it!)
Bobby McFerrin - Blackbird (this is one voice, no overdubs. Live. So inspiring) 
Steve Reich/Pat Metheny - Electric Counterpoint (the one thing I heard in music at school that I still love - and it's like looping!!)
The Cure - A Forest (electronic drums and repetitive driving bass? How can that not inspire us? :)))
Clatter - Nighttime (Drum Monkey's favourite band, just bass and drums YAYYYYYY) 
Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (funkyyyy)
Talk Talk - Desire (this is the sound inside my head. I want to sound like this...)
David Sylvian - Mother And Child (...and this) 
Steve Lawson - Exit Sandman (I might do a cover of this, it sounds quite easy :))))
Jeff Schmidt - Until You Don’t (found this on youtube looking for solo bass - wow) 
Imogen Heap - Half Life (she's my heroooooo) 

 I'll write more soon - pleeeze add your suggestions for great inspiring songs to the comments. And if you want, add a link to them on the internet! Welcome to the future! heeeee! 

LUV MEG x 

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unugurn says...

Mp3 Tag Assistant 2.93: The tag editor with manual or automatic filling of the tags, playlist creator. http://bit.ly/89evoS

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unugurn says...

Mp3 Tag Assistant 2.93: The tag editor with manual or automatic filling of the tags, playlist creator. http://bit.ly/89evoS

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arden says...

a bunch of completely random music for your enjoyment. some belong to the what-i'm-listening-to-now category, some are old favorites, and some are just too awesome to exclude. in no particular order (because i am lazy today).

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Rik says...

Can a playlist be a discourse about the impact of J.G. Ballard's "Crash" on British postpunk music from 1978-84?
...YES...

This is attempt one at a distillation of the influence of literature on the postpunk musics of the UK, 1978-84. This was also the fundraising show for our station, WMBR, so we had to beg for money every chance we get.

Look out for Part 2, maybe sometime around the New Year

You can stream this online from WMBR.org

Clicking on an Artist or Song will open a new window displaying all other times that Artist or Song has been played.

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Judd6149 says...

Back in August I posted about a family tradition: the Sunday Sauce. Each Sunday my old man would make a homemade pasta sauce. There is lots of Italian blood running through both sides of my family.  Have a read of that post to find about more about the tradition if you like.

Today is Sunday and I needed the plasma. I cooked up a batch of sauce and took a few snaps. As always, the key ingredient was used: music. Nothing like spending an hour or so making sauce with good rhythms and good blues playing in the background.

I have an iTunes playlist I created that I use as the soundtrack to my cooking; its called, 'Blues With a Feeling".  It is a great blend of Blues, Gospel, Country, Soul and R&B...all old, old school. Just the way I like it.

A little bit of garlic, a little bit of oregano, a little bit of Booker T. & the MGs, a little bit of Waylon Jennings and a heathy dose of Bettye Lavette.

Perfect

                                   

p.s. I made enough for everyone. Come over if you want. Bring wine.

(If you've never heard this Bettye LaVatte song...LISTEN NOW!  The Drive-By Truckers are backing her up)

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BTE says...

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      Judd6149 says...

      "Music has always been a matter of Energy to me, a question of Fuel. Sentimental people call it Inspiration, but what they really mean is Fuel. I have always needed Fuel. I am a serious consumer. On some nights I still believe that a car with the gas needle on empty can run about fifty more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio." 

      That is a quote by one of my heroes: Hunter S. Thompson. Hunter...I miss your honesty, your true grit and your wisdom. Oh, your wisdom; the wisdom found in this statement prances and preens like one of your precious proud peacocks. I can't agree more with what Hunter is saying here: Music = Fuel.

      I want to take that one step further.  If music is indeed fuel, then live music is super-unleaded; high-test; moonshine.

      I've been heavily into the live portion of my collection as of late. Great live albums/songs are touchstones to me. If I need a pick me up, if I need to be jolted or if I just need a cheap thrill...I can always turn to some fave live music. 

      Case in point...I am trolling the back catalog lately in anticipation for three purchases that will happen in the next two weeks: all of them live. 

      I love this time of the year. Record labels are putting out lush box sets hoping to hook holiday gift buyers and solo splurgers. I am a record company's chum; sharks sniff me out and attack and rip me...and my wallet...to shreds. Bring it on. These sets tend to be grandiose with a price tag to match.  It is not that I have money to burn...if I did I would be an arsonist...but I know what I like and what I gots-ta have.

      The three sets I am pacing the floor for are:

      The Rolling Stones: Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out [40th Anniversary Deluxe Version]. This is the proud black panther crawlin' up and down my hall. As far as live music goes, this may be the best show of 'em all: a flat-out, hands-down, sure-bet live masterpiece. This set has the whole kit and caboodle: Three LPs, three CDs, one DVD, books, posters and a lock of Mick's pubic hair. Go HERE to check out this magnificent booty.

      This album may contain my fave live tune EVER: "Little Queenie". This song has it all: Mick teases the home crowd with a shout out ("You talk a lot New York City...."), it is a cover tune and it takes that cover tune and turns it into a stone cold monster...a raunchy, only when the moon is full, full-tilt, evil-twin version. It also has multiple guitar solos in it. "Little Queenie" sets the standard for what live rock and roll can be. All this and it has Keef Richards playing some of the his best riffs ever. Dirty.

      Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: quot; target="_blank">The Live Anthology. Four CDs of live TP & The HBs from way back to right now. Everything I hear about this positions it as bow-down material. I think I have to go BluRay version for this.

      Tom Waits: Glitter and Doom - Live. I'm going for vinyl on this one. When ever I get done with a Tom Waits listening session I am unsure whether or not red means stop and green means go. Tom Waits swims against the current.

      Live music...it is going to be my fuel for the holidays. I want to share a few fave live tunes with you. There is NO WAY I could begin to put together a  list of ALL of my faves...not possible. What I have for you here are ten front-burner faves that I always can turn to when my gage reads "E".  

      Normally I like to embed a playlist here in this post; I couldn't find all the songs I wanted to share. Instead, I am gifting them to you in a download.  Tis the season, eh?  Here is what you will find in the playlist, including a bit of twitter'esque commentary on each:
      • Everyday I have the Blues (BB King - "Live at the Regal"): this is the first song on the album. The crowd is in BBs hand before Lucille's second solo rings out.
      • Live Wire (AC/DC - "Bonfire"): This takes place in a radio studio with a small live crowd. How do they strike sparks this fast?!  Combustible music.
      • Mean Woman Blues (Jerry Lee Lewis - "Live at the Star Club, Hamburg Germany"): Pure, unadulterated raw power. The Killer is on fucking fire here.
      • Walk It Talk It (Lou Reed - "American Poet"): Again this one is recorded live in a radio studio. Lou Reed is a rock and roller on this one...it has a definite Chuck Berry sound. 
      • Cowgirl in the Sand (Neil Young - "Live at the Fillmore"): Neil covers the spectrum of his guitar playing abilities on this: intense. Listen to Jack Nitschze's haunting piano: creepy.
      • Little Queenie (Rolling Stones - "Ya-Ya's"): Like I said, this is unmatched R&R.
      • Don't Think Twice Its Alright (Eric Clapton - "Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Special"): "Bobfest", as dubbed by Neil. This might be Clapton's last great performance. The second guitar solo makes your head shake involuntarily. Whew. And...its a cover song.
      • Emotionally Yours (The O'Jays - "Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Special"): Wow...this song has that rising power that takes you soaring with it. Emotional, indeed...
      • Caravan (Van Morrison - "Last Waltz") - Another qualifier of live greatness: the all-star jam. Van takes this one over the top with a handful of crescendos...and with a crazy purple spandex outfit [yikes!]
      • You Don't Know Like I Know: (Sam & Dave - "The Complete Stax Singles, Disk 4"): Arguably two of the greatest live performers ever. Listen to the fun and excitement in this one. You can't help but move to it. 
      Download the "Live Moonshine" playlist HERE.

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