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My iTunes playlists revealed

13 Haz 2009, 22:34 yazan volatyle

I live in iTunes. I have about 60GB worth of music and growing.

I know some of you prefer shitty media players like Foobar, Winamp, or even Windows Media Player (What the fuck is wrong with you?) because ZOMG iTunes takes up a lot of RAM. Well, I happen to have 6GB worth.. so I can rape it for what it's worth. FYI, hardware is super cheap right now. Do yourself a favor and upgrade your system.

Anyway. When I am listening to music, very rarely do I actually roam my gigantic library. I usually just go to my playlists and pick one depending on what mood I'm in.

If you don't see a band that needs to be in there I either have it in my library somewhere but forgot to add it to the playlist, or I'm a huge dweeb that needs to get a hold of it. So if you have any suggestions on what I should add feel free.

BREWTUL
Just take a guess at what this is. Then take a guess how often I am in here. I'll give you a hint: All the time. This is obviously my brutal/slam death metal collection. Bands in said playlist include:

Abominable Putridity
Abysmal Torment
Awaiting The Autopsy
Being Killed
Cephalic Impurity
Cerebral Incubation
Devourment
Defeated Sanity
Gorevent
Gortuary
Gutteral Secrete
Human Mincer
Infinite Defilement
Kraanium
Pathology
Resurrected
Saprogenic
Tools Of Torture
Vomepotro
Wormed

T3ch R4p3
Ah yes. Technical death metal. Straight arousal from start to finish. Mind needs to be blown. If I say "What the fuck just happened?" then it was really good. I'm always the most excited for new releases from these bands.

Athiest
Augury
Beneath the Massacre
Decrepit Birth
Deeds of Flesh
The Faceless
Gorod
Necrophagist
Odius Mortem
Sleep Terror
Spawn of Possession
Visceral Bleeding
Yattering

Fuck Your Mother
The best of the best. If I am not in BREWTUL I am in here. At the moment it's basically my favorite bands in the whole wide world. I can literally sit through this entire playlist and never get bored.

Carcass
Fleshgod Apocalypse
Gorgasm
Hour of Penance
Inveracity
Kronos
Suffocation

Kvlt
So you may have noticed while lurking my library that I don't listen to much black metal. A couple of reasons for that. One, I am picky as fuck with this genre. Two, most of it sounds the same to me and is incredibly boring. I will say though, that I WANT to listen to more black metal.. it's just that no one has really shown me anything that has impressed me terribly. It's inevitable that you guys will throw some recommendations for me in this area so go for it. I guess if anything I like the more symphonic side if you need to know which direction to go with that. In any case, here is my current favorites.

1349
Dimmu Borgir
Dark Funeral
Emperor
Limbonic Art
Old Man's Child
Wolves in the Throne Room

SHRED
If you ever want to sweep me off my feet, all you need to do is play some kind of epic guitar solo. I love shredders. When I'm done blowing my money on tattoos I plan buying a decent guitar and teaching myself some sweet tunes. Out of all the instrumental stuff I dig, straight guitar shreddage is my favorite. The best of the best for me right now is Jason Becker. But in all honesty I fucking LOVE all of these guys I'm about to list.

Greg Howe
Jason Becker
Joe Satriani
John Petrucci
Marty Friedman
Michael Angelo Batio
Patrick Rondat
Paul Gilbert
Rusty Cooley
Shawn Lane
Steve Vai
Yngwie Malmsteen

Classy Classical
If you see any of these artists playing I'm probably reading, taking a nap or drooling over piano solos. This is probably the number one playlist that needs more additions. I have limited knowledge in this arena and would love to learn more about it.

I will say that my current favorite piano soloist for the past six months would have to be Ludovico Einaudi. I fell in love with Le Onde right away, and when I snatched Divenire I could not get over the track Oltremare. 10 minutes of beauty to soak in. Peter Broderick comes in on a close second. I still need to take a listen to his other works, but at the moment Docile is just great. I always picture a cute but yet emotional story when listening. As for the rest..

Carl Off
Claude Debussy
Edvard Grieg
Frederic Chopin
Ludovico Einaudi
Ludwig van Beethoven
Michael Nyman
Modest Mussorgsky
Peter Broderick
Philip Glass
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

iPhone
Kind of self explanatory. I only have 8GB to spare here, so these are the artists I would like to call "The Chosen Ones". Lawlz. I have an FM transmitter in my car, and you can bet your ass I always have my music playing on it. I also whip this out at work when I have time.

I am constantly updating this, so listing artists here would be a waste of time because it will change by tomorrow. But to give you an idea I have a mix of everything in here. From Atmosphere to Entombed. From Coldplay to Incinerate. I have random songs that are a personal favorite when the rest of the album kind of sucks like Sinners Bleed's Invisible Knowledge and Mastodon's Oblivion. If I'm feeling sexy I'll put on Angel by Massive Attack. Maybe I'm driving through Mill Ave and need to impress all the hipsters so I will blast MGMT or Kid Cudi. I am one of those losers who loves to sing in her car when no one else is there. So that always calls for Cave In, Thrice or A Day to Remember. This also explains the random song Beautiful In Los Angeles by Garrison Star. I swear that worthless show The Hills has nothing to do with it..

lolwut
My fuck around playlist. Contrary to popular belief, I am usually sober when listening to this and most likely dancing around in my underwear to it. I legitimately enjoy these artists, so don't think I am above it.

Britney Spears
Ashlee Simpson
Kylie Minogue
Ladytron
Ashlee Simpson
Lindsay Lohan

Mashupsmashup
Any DJ who can overlay a trendy pop song to a siqq beat has my heart. Best to listen to when trying to get your party on, or playing World Of Warcraft.

Girl Talk
The Hood Internet
Super Mash Bros

Yeah Man \m/
The classics. Metal everyone needs to listen to before anything else. Just assume I am drunk and looking at porn while roaming here.

Black Sabbath
Bolt Thrower
Exodus
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Metallica
Megadeth
Slayer
Testament

Power Metullll
Awww. I am always feeling extra happy and cute when here. This could use more variety as well.

Blind Guardian
Dragonland
Dream Evil

Punxxx
Vary rarely do I listen to punk. But when I do, this is what I get down to.

Black Flag
Fenix TX
Guttermouth
The Misfits
Pennywise

xTuffAsShitx
I put this on and then practice picking up pennies and telling my dad he's not the boss of me.

Bishop
Blacklisted
Colin of Arabia
Earth Crisis
Integrity
Kids Like Us
Palehorse
Pitboss 2000

Beatz
My fine selection of hip hop. Mostly underground stuff. When I'm just trying to kick it and relax or cruise around town I put this on. This needs more gangster additions like N.W.A and the like. Remind me what I'm forgetting, I know there is a lot.

Atmosphere
Brother Ali
Dessa
Dialated Peoples
Doomtree
Dr.Dre
Dr.Octagon
Dre Dog
Eminem
Felt
Immortal Technique
Jay-Z
Kanye West
Kid Cudi
Lupe Fiasco
Mobb Deep
Nas
P.O.S
Sage Francis
Snoop Dogg

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Top 50 Meme

3 May 2009, 09:24 yazan hillenha

1. How did you get into 29? The Rolling Stones
I got into some of my dad's old records when I was about 12. I listened to High Tide/Green Grass and fell in love with Paint It Black and Time Is on My Side

2.What was the first song you ever heard by 22? Cat Stevens
No idea. Maybe The First Cut Is The Deepest ?

3. What's your favorite lyric by 33? Liz Phair
You think that I go home at night
Take off my clothes, turn out the lights
But I burn letters that I write
To you, to make you love me

4. How did you get into 49? Tegan and Sara
Grey's Anatomy

5. How many albums by 13 do you own? Ingrid Michaelson
Both

6. What is your favorite song by 50? Edvard Grieg
Morning Mood

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad? Bob Marley And The Wailers
Redemption Song

8. What is your favorite song by 15? Rilo Kiley
More Adventurous

9. What is your favorite song by 5? Leonard Cohen
Chelsea Hotel #2

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy? Joan Baez
Honest Lullaby

11. What is the worst song by 40? Jimmy Buffet
Math Sux

12. What is your favorite song by 10? Flogging Molly
Death Valley Queen

13. What is a good memory you have involving 30? Willie Nelson
Singing Marie, Shut Up and Kiss Me with my friend Colin as we waited to get out of post Indians' game traffic.

14. What is your favorite song by 38? Weezer
Buddy Holly

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? Alanis Morissette
Pretty much all of them, most because they are good, but some because they are good to make fun of. Oh, Alanis... I feel like we could be good friends.

16. Is there a song by 25 that makes you sad? Dashboard Confessional
Yes, they all do... OK, there are like 3 happy ones, but I don't listen to Dashboard when I don't feel like weeping.

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23? Amy Winehouse
Rehab

18. What's your favorite lyric by 11? Feist
One morning, one morning, one morning in May,
I saw this young lady all wrapped in white linnen
All wrapped in white linen
and called out "the plague"

You know how I feel about the plague!

19. Who is a favorite member of 1? The Beatles
George

20. Is there a song by 14 that makes you happy? Brandi Carlile
She writes sad songs, and this is probably why I like her so much.

21. What is a good memory involving 27? Beck
I enjoyed blasting Beck on my commute to Cleveland.

22. What is your favorite song by 16? Jewel
You Were Meant For Me, because I know exactly how she felt when she wrote it.

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47? Death Cab for Cutie
I Will Follow You Into the Dark

24. What is your favorite album by 18? Ludovico Einaudi
Le Onde for entirely sentimental reasons.

25. What is your favorite song by 21? Iron & Wine
Love And Some Verses

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26? Josh Winiberg
Don't remember, I got all of his music at once and listened right away.

27. What is your favorite album by 3? Belle and Sebastian
Piazza, New York Catcher

28. What is you favorite song by 2? Bob Dylan
With God on Our Side this week, but I love most of them.

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32? Bread
Everything I Own

30. What is your favorite song by 8? The Shins
New Slang. It is so good that I don't mind admitting this, even though it is probably the most popular and I usually hate that.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live? Modest Mouse
None times, but I'd like to.

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? Postal Service
I love this whole album, and it makes me happy. It was probably the best thing that happened to me in high school.

33. How did you get into 12? The Traveling Wilburys
My dad gave me the album when it came out on CD, and I was sold.

34. What is the worst song by 45? U2
Vertigo. "Uno, dos, tres... catorce?" Srsly?

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34? The Kings of Convenience
LOVE IS NO BIG TRUTH

36. What is the first song you ever heard by 48? Frank Sinatra
Who knows...

37. How many times have you seen 42 live? Anna Nalick
Again, none times. Now it looks like I never go to shows. I hate this meme.

38. What is you favorite song by 36? blink-182
All the Small Things

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28? Neil Young
Peppermint.

40. What is you favorite album by 7? Jim Croce
You Don't Mess Around with Jim

41. Is there a song by 31 that makes you happy? Less Than Jake
They all make me happy. This is a happy band. I love ska.

42. What is your favorite album by 41? Incubus
S.C.I.E.N.C.E., because I love science. IDK. I like early Incubus.

43. What is your favorite song by 24? The Velvet Underground
Pale Blue Eyes, also sentimental.

44. What is a good memory you have involving 46? Tom Petty
I was supposed to see him live, but instead I stayed in England longer and had sex.

45. What is your favorite song by 35? Mason Jennings
Fighter Girl

46. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy? Over the Rhine
Nothing but finishing this meme will make me happy, as it is too late to quit.

47. What is your favorite album by 4? Vienna Teng
Dreaming Through the Noise

48. Who is a favorite member of 37? Adele
I don't think she has any members.

49. What is the first song you ever heard by 43? Psapp
Cosy in the Rocket

50. What is your favorite song by 20? John Denver
Wow, I soooo many of his songs. I guess I'd have to say Annie's Song because I wish I could inspire love (and/or a song) like that. Then again, Pattie Boyd was a dumb slut who was not v. pretty, and 2 of my other favorite love songs are about her. Annie's Song is different though, it's just so personal.

Now I have wasted about an hour looking through my music charts. YAY!

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TOP 21 MUSICIANS FROM NORWAY

13 Nis 2009, 12:45 yazan selcukalhan

TOP 21 MUSICIANS FROM NORWAY

1. Edvard Grieg
2. royksopp
3. a-ha
4. Kings of Convenience
5. Sven Libaek
6. Emperor
7. Turbonegro
8. Biosphere
9. Burzum
10. Ulver
11. Satyricon
12. Arcturus
13. Jan Garbarek
14. Secret Garden
15. Immortal
16. Enslaved
17. Darkthrone
18. Tristania
19. Dimmu Borgir
20. Terje Rypdal
21. Mayhem

Comment about missed names which should be in list and not deserving ones.

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MUSIC WORLD RANKING (TOP 50)

23 Mar 2009, 15:54 yazan selcukalhan

Honorable Mention;

New Zealand; Crowded House, Split Enz, Flight of Conhcords
Colombia; Shakira, Carlos Vives, Aterciopelados
Pakistan; Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Ghulam Ali, Sabri Brothers
Egypt; Oum Kalthoum, Abdel Halim Hafez, Amr Diab
Senegal; Orchestra Baobab, Baaba Maal, Youssou N'Dour
Algeria; Khaled, Warda, Rachid Taha
Georgia; Elisabeth Leonskaja, Katie Melua, Giya Kancheli
Uruguay; Francisco Canaro, Julio Sosa, Alfredo Zitarrosa
Nigeria; Fela Kuti, Tony Allen, Keziah Jones
Bosnia & Herzegovina; Goran Bregovic, Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra, Indexi

Edited Ranking

MUSIC WORLD RANKING TOP 50 COUNTDOWN

50. IRAN

BESTS FROM IRAN

Best Iranian Pop Singer: Googoosh
One of the Most Famous Frontmans of Rock Music History: Freddy Mercury
Folk Artis: Mohammad-Reza Shajarian

49. LEBONAN

BESTS FROM LEBONAN

Academy Award Winning Composer: Gabriel Yared
Best Arabic Singing Voice Ever: Fairuz
Most Famous Lebanese Singer abroad: Paul Anka
UNESCO Artist for Peace: Marcel Khalife

48. LITHUANIA

BESTS FROM LITHUANIA

Best Lithuanian Classical Composer: Clara Rockmore
Best Lithuanian Rock Band: Foje
One of the Greatest Violin Players of All-Time: Jascha Heifetz

47. ARMENIA

BESTS FROM ARMENIA

Four time Grammy Award nominated Armenian Band: System of a Down
Best Armenian Classical Composer: Aram Khachaturian
Three times Oscar Winner Composer: Michel Legrand
Greatest Duduk Player Ever: Djivan Gasparyan
Most Famous Armenian Singers : Cher, Charles Aznavour

46. PERU

BESTS FROM PERU

Greatest Singing Voice Ever (over 4 octaves): Yma Sumac
Greatest Peruvian Musician: Chabuca Granda
Peruvian Hip-Hop Singer: Immortal Technique

Video: Athena - Kime Ne

45. ICELAND

BESTS FROM ICELAND

Best Icelandic Band Ever Sigur Ros
Greatest Female Musician of Iceland: Bjork
Best Icelandic Classical Composer: Johann Johannsson

44. ETHIOPIA

BESTS FROM ETHIOPIA

Father of Ethiopian Jazz: Mulatu Astatqe
Best Gurage Singer: Mahmoud Ahmed
Ethiopian James Brown, Soul Singer: Alemayehu Eshete

43. SOUTH AFRICA

BESTS FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Best South African Composer (European Origin): Trevor Jones
Best South African Jazz Musicians: Abdullah Ibrahim, Hugh Masekela
Grammy Award Winning Artist, Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba

42. ROMANIA

BESTS FROM ROMANIA

Best Romanian Musicians Ever: George Enescu, Dinu Lipatti
Best Gipsy Bands ever: Fanfarte Ciocarlia, Taraf de Haidouks
Master of the Pan-Flute: Gheorge Zamfir
Greatest Band of Romania: Phoenix

41. MALI

BESTS FROM MALI

One of the Top Three Greatest African Musicians Ever (with Fela Kuti and Miriam Makeba): Ali Farka Toure
Golden Voice of Africa, Albino Singer: Salif Keita
Best African Music Duo ever (blind couple): Amadou & Mariam

40. DENMARK

BESTS FROM DENMARK

Best Danish Composer Ever: Carl Nielsen
Best Danish Bands: Mew, Mercyful Fate
Best Danish Electronic Musician: Trentemoller

39. SERBIA

BESTS FROM SERBIA

Greatest Garage Rock Band of Ex-Yugoslavia: Partibrejkers
Best Serbian Gypsy Musician: Saban Bajramovic
Best Acoustic Rock Singer of East Europe: Djordje Balasevic

38. WALES

BESTS FROM WALES

The Most Inventive and Influential Figure in Contemporary Electronic Music: Aphex Twins
One of the Most Powerful Singing Voices Ever: Tom Jones
Best Welsh Bands: Manic Street Preachers, Super Furry Animals

37. CHILE

BESTS FROM CHILE

Best Chilean Musicians Ever: Violeta Parra, Victor Jara
Best Chilean Folk Band: Inti-Illimani
Best Chilean Rock Bands: Los Prisioneros, Los Jaivas

36. CHINA

BESTS FROM CHINA

Multiple Grammy Awards Winner Cellist: Yo-Yo Ma
Grammy and Oscar Winner Contemporary Classical Composer: Tan Dun
Best Chinese Pop Singers Ever: Leslie Cheung, Faye Wong

Video : Hande Yener - Romeo

35. ISRAEL

BESTS FROM ISRAEL

Best Israeli Band: Orphaned Land
One of the Greatest Violinist of the 20th Century: Itzhak Perlman
Best Israelian Female Musician Ever: Chava Alberstein

34. UKRAINE

BESTS FROM UKRAINE

Composer of Swan Lake and Nutcracker Ballets: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
The Sound: Stan Getz
Best Ukranian Bands: Fleur, Nokturnal Mortum, Drudkh

33. BELGIUM

BESTS FROM BELGIUM

Best Belgian Classical Composer: Cesar Franck
One of the Most Renowned Jazz Guitarists due to His Innovative and Distinctive Playing: Django Reinhardt
Greatest Belgian Singer Ever: Jacques Brel

32. CROATIA

BESTS FROM CROATIA

Best Grunge Band of East Europe: Laufer
Greatest Croatian Pianist: Ivo Pogorelich
Best Croatian Bands: Azra, Prljavo Kazaliste

31. FINLAND

BESTS FROM FINLAND

Greatest Finnish Musician of All-Time: Jean Sibelius
Best Symphonic Metal Band Ever: Nightwish
Death Metal Band: Amorphis

30. CATALONIA (Autonomous Community)

BESTS FROM CATALONIA

Greatest Cello Player of All-Time: Pablo Casals
Best Classical Guitar Composer Ever: Isaac Albeniz
Mambo Musician: Xavier Cugat

29. PUERTO RICO

BESTS FROM PUERTO RICO

Godfather of Latin Jazz: Ray Barretto
Most Renowned Singer and Composer of Salsa Music: Ismael Rivera
King of Mambo Music: Tito Puente
Great Salsa Singer: Hector Lavoe
Most Successful Puerto Rican Musical Group Ever: El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico

28. HUNGARY

BESTS FROM HUNGARY

Top Hungarian Classical Composers and Pianists: Franz Liszt, Bela Bartok
Best Film Score Composers: Gyorgy Ligeti, Miklos Rozsa
Best Hungarian Folk Music Band: Muzsikas

27. CZECH REPUBLIC

BESTS FROM CZECH REPUBLIC

Composer of New World Symphony, One of The Greatest Romantic Music Composer: Antonin Dvorak
Most Famous Czech Composer just aftert Dvorak: Bedrich Smetana
Best Czech Folk Musicians: Jaromir Nohavica, Karel Kryl

26. INDIA

BESTS FROM INDIA

Greatest Indian Musician Ever: Ravi Shankar
Sitar Maestro: Vilayat Khan
Most Famous Female Bollywood Playback Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle
One of the Most Versatile Singing Voices Ever: Mohammed Rafi

25. TURKEY

BESTS FROM TURKEY

Creators of Turkish Music, Classical and Sufi Music Composers: Dede Efendi, Tanburi Cemil Bey
Best Turkish Singing Voices Ever: Zeki Muren, Muzeyyen Senar
Best Anatolian Rock Musicians: Erkin Koray, Baris Manco, Cem Karaca, Selda
Queen of Turkish Pop: Sezen Aksu
Best Turkish Band Ever: Nekropsi, Moğollar

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24. MEXICO

BESTS FROM MEXICO

A Rock and Roll Pioneer and a Forefather of the Chicano Rock Movement: Ritchie Valens
Most Famous Actor and Singer of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema: Pedro Infante
The King of Space Age Pop: Esquivel
Internationally Known Music Trio: Los Panchos
Best Ranchera Musicians Ever: Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Vicente Fernandez

23. AUSTRALIA

BESTS FROM AUSTRALIA

One of the Greatest Hard Rock Bands Ever, Pioneers of Heavy Metal: AC/DC
Rock Band fronted by Nick Cave: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Greatest Ethereal Wave Band Ever: Dead Can Dance

22. SCOTLAND

BESTS FROM SCOTLAND

Greatest Electronic Music Duo Ever: Boards of Canada
Best Scottish Bands Ever: The Jesus and Mary Chain, Primal Scream
Best Known Scottish Band: Belle & Sebastian

21. PORTUGAL

BESTS FROM PORTUGAL

Queen of Fado, One of the Greatest European Singers ever: Amalia Rodrigues
Most Talented Portuguese Musician in the 20th century, Man with a 1000 fingers: Carlos Paredes
Most Famous Portuquese Singer abroad: Nelly Furtado

20.GREECE

BESTS FROM GREECE

Greek Soprano, Best European Female Voice of the Twentieth Century: Maria Callas
One of the Greatest Composers of Electronic Music of All-Time: Vangelis
Modernist Composer: Iannis Xenakis
Academy Award Winner Film Composer: Manos Hadjidakis

19. NORWAY

BESTS FROM NORWAY

Greatest Norwegian Musician Ever: Edvard Grieg
Electronic Music Duo: royksopp
Famous New Wave Band of 80s: a-ha

18. IRELAND

BESTS FROM IRELAND

Best Irish Band Ever: U2
Grammy Award Winning Singer, Songwriter: Van Morrison
Famous Hard Rock Band: Thin Lizzy

17. SWEDEN

BESTS FROM SWEDEN

Greatest Pop Music Group of Scandinavia: ABBA
Top Swedish Folk Singer: Cornelis Vreeswijk
Best Swedish Band Ever: Opeth

16. NETHERLANDS

BESTS FROM NETHERLANDS

Most Famous Classical Composer of 16. Century: Josquin des Prez
Greatest Dutch Bands: The Gathering, Golden Earring, Focus
Top Djs of the World: Ferry Corsten, Dj Tiesto, Armin van Buuren

15. CUBA

BESTS FROM CUBA

The Best Known and Most Influential Female Figure in the History of Cuban Music, Queen of Salsa: Celia Cruz
Greatest Guitarist and Composer of Cuban Trova Music: Compay Segundo
Popular Afro-Cuban Singer of Cuba: Ibrahim Ferrer
Leader of Nueva Trova Movement: Silvio Rodriguez

14. ARGENTINA

BESTS FROM ARGENTINA

Creator of Nuevo Tango, Excellent Bandoneon Player: Astor Piazzolla
The Most Prominent Figure in the History of Tango: Carlos Gardel
Composer of Mission Impossible Theme, Four Times Grammy Award Winner, with 21 times Nominations: Lalo Schifrin

13. JAPAN

BESTS FROM JAPAN

Best Japanese Film Score Composer: Joe Hisaishi
Video Game Composer, Composer of Final Fantasy Series: Nobuo Uematsu
Greatest Enka Singer: Meiko Kaji

12. POLAND

BESTS FROM POLAND

One of the Greatest Classical Composers of All-Time: Frederic Chopin
One of the Greatest Pianist of 20th Century: Arthur Rubinstein
Best Sung Poetry Singers Ever: Marek Grechuta, Jacek Kaczmarski

11. SPAIN

BESTS FROM SPAIN

Blind Composer and Virtuoso Pianist: Joaquin Rodrigo
Greatest Classical Guitarist: andres segovia
Most Famous Flamenco Guitarist of All-Time: Paco de Lucia

Video : Caner Özgülsüm - Saçlarını Taramışsın

10. CANADA

BESTS FROM CANADA

Greatest Canadian Musician Ever: Neil Young
Jewish Canadian Folk Rock Musician: Leonard Cohen
Best Canadian Female Singer and Songwriter: Joni Mitchell
Greatest Canadian Bands Ever: Rush, Arcade Fire, The Band

9. RUSSIA

BESTS FROM RUSSIA

Last Great Representative of Late Romanticism in Classical Music. Sergei Rachmaninoff
One of the Five Innovators of Russian Music: Modest Mussorgsky
Russian Composer of Soviet Period: Dmitri Shostakovich
Most Influential Composer of 20th Century: Igor Stravinsky
Best Russian Band Ever: Piknik

8. BRAZIL

BESTS FROM BRAZIL

A Primary Force Behind the Creation of the Bossa Nova Style: Antonio Carlos Jobim
Creator of Bossa Nova Beat, Father of Bossa Nova: Joao Gilberto
Bob Dylan of Brazil: Caetano Veloso

7. JAMAICA

BESTS FROM JAMAICA

Most Well-Known Reggae Artist of All-Time: Bob Marley
Ska and Reggae Vocal Group: Toots & The Maytals
Influential Dub and Reggae Singer: Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

6. AUSTRIA

BESTS FROM AUSTRIA

One of the Three Greatest Composers of All-Time: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Father of the Symphony: Joseph Haydn
Composer of Unfinished Symphony: Franz Schubert
The Waltz King: Johann Strauss II

Video : Mor ve Ötesi - Bir Derdim Var

5. ITALY

BESTS FROM ITALY

Greatest Italian Composer Ever: Antonio Vivaldi
One of the Most Famous Opera Composers Ever: Guiseppe Verdi
Composer of More Than 500 Film and Television Productions: Ennio Morricone

4. FRANCE

BESTS FROM FRANCE

One of the Two Key Figures of Impressionist Music Along with Ravel: Claude Debussy
Composer of Gymnopedies: Erik Satie
One of the World’s most Influential Musicians: Serge Gainsbourg
Superstar of Minimalist and Avant-Garde Music: Yann Tiersen

3. GERMANY

BESTS FROM GERMANY

Greatest Composers of All-Time: Ludwig van Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach
Most Influential Electronic Music Band of the History: Kraftwerk
Pioneer of Classical Music: Hildegard von Bingen

2. ENGLAND

BESTS FROM ENGLAND

Over One Billion Album Seller, Greatest Band of All-Time: The Beatles
Greatest Rock and Roll Band Ever: Rolling Stones
The Heaviest Band of the Seventies: Led Zeppelin
Best Progressive Rock Band Ever: Pink Floyd

1. U.S.A

BESTS FROM U.S.A

Greatest Contribution to Song-Writing: Bob Dylan
Greatest Guitarist of All-Time: Jimi Hendrix
Most Important American Musician of 20th Century: Louis Armstrong
King of Rock ’n ‘ Roll: Elvis Presley

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Classical Favorites

7 Mar 2009, 07:33 yazan cuppacoffee

Just trying to keep track of my all-time classical favorites.

Symphonies
Ludwig van Beethoven - Nos. 3, 5, 6, 7, 9
Franz Schubert - No. 8 'Unfinished'
Robert Schumann - Nos. 3, 4
Antonín Dvořák - No. 9
Anton Bruckner - Nos. 7, 9
Gustav Mahler - No. 2 'Resurrection', No.5
Henryk Górecki - No. 3 'Sorrowful Songs'
Johannes Brahms - No. 3
Alexander Borodin - No. 2
Dmitri Shostakovich - No. 5
Alexander Glazunov - No.7 'Pastoral'

Orchestral Suites
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherezade
Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt Suites Nos. 1 & 2
Claude Debussy - La Mer
Claude Debussy - Iberia
Gustav Holst - The Planets
Camille Saint-Saëns - Carnival of the Animals
Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker Suite
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition
Արամ Խաչատրյան - Masquerade Suite
Alexander Borodin - Prince Igor Suite
Igor Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring
Dmitri Shostakovich - Jazz Suites Nos. 1 & 2
Alexander Glazunov - The Seasons
Sergei Prokofiev - Lieutenant Kijé
Bedřich Smetana - Ma Vlast
John Adams - Harmonielehre

Other Orchestral Pieces (e.g. overtures, waltzes)
Claude Debussy - Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune
Maurice Ravel - Pavane pour une Infante defunte
Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky - Romeo & Juliet
Gioachino Rossini - La Gazza Ladra (The Theiving Magpie)
Gioachino Rossini - William Tell
Mikhail Glinka - Ruslan & Ludmila
Felix Mendelssohn - Hebridean Overture (Fingal's Cave)
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Night on Bare Mountain
Johann Strauss - The Blue Danube
Johann Strauss - Emperor Waltz

Piano Concertos
Edvard Greig - Piano Concerto in A min
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Concertos Nos. 20, 21
Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concertos Nos. 2 & 3
Sergei Rachmaninoff - Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - Variation No.18
Robert Schumann - Piano Concerto in A min
Արամ Խաչատրյան - Piano Concerto
Maurice Ravel - Piano Concerto in G
Sergei Prokofiev - Piano Concerto Nos.2, 3
Dmitri Shostakovich - Piano Concerto No.2
Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky - No.1 in B flat minor
Franz Liszt - No.1

Violin Works
Maurice Ravel - Tzigane
Jean Sibelius - Violin Concerto
Samuel Barber - Violin Concerto
Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto in A min, BWV1041
Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for Two Violins in D min, BWV1043
Ralph Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending
John Adams - Violin Concerto
Philip Glass - Violin Concerto
César Franck – Violin Sonata in A major
Alban Berg - Violin Concerto

Other Concetos
Edward Elgar - Cello Concerto
Joaquín Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez
Joaquín Rodrigo – Fantasia Para un Gentilhombre
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Clarinet Concerto
Gerald Finzi - Cello Concerto
Gerald Finzi - Clarinet Concerto
Benjamin Britten - Cello Symphony

Chamber Music
Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni - Adagio in G minor for Organ and Strings (but it is actually by Remo Giazotto)
Franz Schubert - Piano Quintet in A 'Trout'
Claude Debussy - String Quartet No.1
Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings
Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians
Terry Reily - In C (performed by Bang on a Can)
Antonín Dvořák - Four Romantic Pieces
Francis Poulenc - Sonata for Oboe
Benjamin Britten - Simple Symphony

Piano Sonata/Solo
Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano Sonatas Nos. 8, 14 & 23, etc.
Frederick Chopin - Preludes, Etudes, Nocturnes, Piano Sonatas, etc.
Claude Debussy - Estampes, Images, Etudes, Deux Arabesques, Children's Corner Suite, etc.
Robet Schumann - Kinderszenen, Carnaval, Papillons, Arabeske, etc.
Franz Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 in C# min, Liebestraum No.3
Erik Satie - Six Gnossiennes, Trois Gymnopidies
Philip Glass - Metamorphosis, Glassworks
Maurice Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit

:-)

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New and upcoming releases for group Avant Gardening

1 Şub 2009, 14:43 yazan in_cognitus

New and upcoming releases for group Avant Gardening from http://www.soundamus.net/

Artist: John Zorn
Album: Filmworks XI: Under the Wing
Label: Tzadik
Release Date: 01 Dec 2009

Artist: Elliott Carter + Compilation
Album: Cool Fire
Release Date: 26 Feb 2009

Artist: witold lutoslawski + Karol Szymanowsky + Leos Janacek + Ariadne Daskalakis + Miri Yampolsky
Album: Lutoslawski Complete Works
Release Date: 26 Feb 2009

Artist: John Zorn
Album: Film Works, Vol. 23: General
Label: Tzadik
Release Date: 24 Feb 2009

Artist: Henry Threadgill + Fred Hopkins + Steve McCall
Album: Air Song
Label: India Navigation
Release Date: 17 Feb 2009

Artist: Eliane Radigue + Charles Curtis
Album: Naldjorlak
Release Date: 12 Feb 2009

Artist: Eliane Radigue + Compilation
Album: L'Ile Re-Sonante
Release Date: 12 Feb 2009

Artist: Elliott Carter
Album: Elliott Carter: A Nonesuch Retrospective
Label: Nonesuch
Release Date: 09 Feb 2009

Artist: Zu
Album: Carboniferous
Release Date: 09 Feb 2009

Artist: James MacMillan
Album: James MacMiillan: Quickening; Three Interludes [SACD]
Release Date: 29 Jan 2009

Artist: Merzbow
Album: 13 Japanese Birds, Vol. 1
Label: Important Records
Release Date: 27 Jan 2009

Artist: Sofia Gubaidulina + Marcela Roggeri
Album: Intégrale De L'Oeuvre Pour Piano Seul
Release Date: 27 Jan 2009

Artist: Alva Noto
Album: Xerrox #2
Label: Raster Norton
Release Date: 26 Jan 2009

Artist: Ground Zero
Album: The Calling
Release Date: 20 Jan 2009

Artist: Toshiya Tsunoda
Album: Kapotte Muziek By Toshiya Tsunoda
Release Date: 20 Jan 2009

Artist: John Adams
Album: American Classics
Label: EMI
Release Date: 19 Jan 2009

Artist: Karlheinz Stockhausen
Album: Adventures In Sound
Label: El
Release Date: 19 Jan 2009

Artist: Derek Bailey
Album: Raining Sunshine
Release Date: 18 Jan 2009

Artist: Rome
Album: Saw Red (Raw Session) - Single
Release Date: 15 Jan 2009

Artist: Sun Ra
Album: Nidhamu/Dark Myth Equation
Label: Art Yard
Release Date: 12 Jan 2009

Artist: Luc Ferrari
Album: Archives Genetiquement Modifiees / Societe II
Label: Robot Records
Release Date: 10 Jan 2009

Artist: Arnold Bax + Edvard Grieg + Giles Swayne + Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina + Henryk Górecki + Herbert Howells + Igor Stravinsky + James MacMillan + Jean Mouton + John Tavener + Josquin Desprez + Thomas Adès + Traditional + Paul McCreesh + Gabrieli Consor
Album: A Spotless Rose
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Release Date: 05 Jan 2009

Artist: Death in June
Album: World That Summer E.P. (1986-2006) (20th Anniversary Extras)
Label: 101 Distribution
Release Date: 02 Jan 2009

Artist: Experimental Audio Research
Album: Vibrations Ep
Label: Rocketgirl
Release Date: 22 Dec 2008

Artist: Merzbow
Album: Hodosan
Label: Vivo (Poland)
Release Date: 16 Dec 2008

Artist: Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda + Carl Nielsen + Joseph Guy Ropartz + Johann Gottfried Hugo Schuncke + Bernhard Guller + Lajos Lencses + SWR Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra
Album: Oboenkonzerte
Label: Capriccio
Release Date: 15 Dec 2008

Artist: Mauricio Kagel
Album: Kantrimiusik
Release Date: 12 Dec 2008

Artist: Merzbow
Album: Protean World
Release Date: 12 Dec 2008

Artist: Arnold Schoenberg + Kazuyoshi Akiyama + Tokyo Symphony Chorus + Tokyo Symphony Orchestra + Miki Sahashi + Emi Sawahata + Kazuko Nagai + Makoto Tanaka
Album: Schoenberg: Die Jakobsleiter/Friede auf Erden
Label: Montaigne
Release Date: 10 Dec 2008

Artist: Windy & Carl
Album: Dream of Blue
Label: Ochre
Release Date: 10 Dec 2008

Artist: Current 93
Album: Birth Canal Blues - EP
Release Date: 09 Dec 2008

Artist: Elliott Carter + Dahler + Renggli + Nopper
Album: Happy Birthday Elliott Carter/New Chamber Works
Label: Neos
Release Date: 09 Dec 2008

Artist: Psychic TV
Album: Beauty from Thee Beast
Label: Visionary
Release Date: 09 Dec 2008

Artist: Fennesz
Album: June
Label: Table Of Elements
Release Date: 08 Dec 2008

Artist: Sun Ra
Album: Horizon
Label: Art Yard
Release Date: 08 Dec 2008

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Sunflower - Good British Jazzy Rock (Unsigned) - Updated

14 Oca 2009, 19:45 yazan mellors-

Sunflower (If you didnt already guess from the title,) currently unsigned band from Leicester in the UK, so If you're a fan of quite laid back rock with a jazzy touch and catchy melodies, or imagine that'd be your cup of tea (English cliches ftw) then check them out at the below links. The vocals might take some getting used to, but once you do they work well and the band plays some tightly performed and well written tunes, evoking some nice atmosphere but with a good pop sensibility.

http://www.myspace.com/thesunflowerpage
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sunflower/22138560181
http://www.last.fm/music/Sunflower

You can now find full track plays of 5 of their songs on an album of recordings from their first session a few months ago here:
http://www.last.fm/music/Sunflower/Sunflower+Demo
Sunflower Demo

And also 2 tracks they recorded for a local radio station, Demon FM.
http://www.last.fm/music/Sunflower/Live+at+Demon+FM
Live at Demon FM

There are other artists called Sunflower on that page, but only those recordings so far are the Leicester area group.

P.s. Not my band.

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Year in Review 2008

1 Oca 2009, 07:35 yazan TreeHandThingy

Year in Review 2008

Top Ten Artists:

1. Ulver (708 plays)
The only thing I regret about listening to Ulver is that I downloaded almost everything I have by them. I recently bought Shadows of the Sun (after having it on my computer for nearly a year), and it's been my favorite purchase of the year. I've yet to hear a band which has been so diverse without ever seeming pointless or ever losing the spark which makes me go "wow". They dominated the year. Well deserved.

2. Devin Townsend (348 plays)
I just wish Terria still had that element of mystery it used to have. It's such an incredible album. It's still my favorite album. And Ocean Machine is another one I'd place in my top five. His other stuff is good, albeit a bit hit and miss (I tire of the silly stuff rather quickly). He didn't release anything this year, so his numbers were rather modest compared to last year, but that could all change with the tentatively titled Ki due to be released in 2009.

3. Mike Oldfield (340 plays)
I think I'm finally making up for only owning his "epic" albums (Tubular Bells, Ommadawn, Hergest Ridge, Incantations, and Amarok) and the low play count which came with them. I gave Five Miles Out plenty of spins and added The Songs of Distant Earth and Crises. Now, I'm known for not being a fan of pop music, but damn, Mike Oldfield knows how to write a pop song.

4. Primordial (315 plays)
They would be a lot higher, but I usually listened to To The Nameless Dead on the road. Still, they held up well, and they are solidifying themselves in my heart. They've been vying for the no. 1 overall spot with Devin Townsend all year, and it's still close. Ulver will probably take both of them over within the next couple of months, however.

5. Neurosis (309 plays)
I only bought A Sun That Never Sets this year, but I rediscovered Times of Grace. It's crushing, absolutely stunning in it's delivery, and ultimately, passionate. I'd say they are analogous to Primordial within the Sludge scene regarding their honest approach. They really take their work seriously, and it's something I respect greatly.

6. 16 Horsepower (258 plays)
Dark, brooding country. While they weren't the first, these are the guys who front-lined the "Denver Sound", mixing the backwater, hard-nosed bluegrass-gospel with gothic atmospherics and a wide assortment of flavorful instruments. It's truly great stuff, and they add something which I feel is severely lacking in modern folk, and that is pure energy.

7. Pain of Salvation (240 plays)
Eh, not much to say here. Just replaying their old stuff hoping they can redeem themselves after the lackluster Scarsick.

8. Rush (232 plays)
I simply cannot fathom how they mustered under 240 plays. I've loved Rush ever since I was a kid, and even this year I purchased A Farewell to Kings, which I am tempted to name as my favorite they do. I own 13 full albums, and this is what I have to show for it? I am truly ashamed...

9. Woven Hand (229 plays)
Like 16 Horsepower (obviously, since it's the same frontman), but they feel more personal. The lyrics are roughly similar, the musicianship is just as organic, but their work just feels closer to home. Ten Stones had a bit more of a rock vibe, and it proved to be fantastic at parts, especially with "Kicking Bird", but I know they can do better.

10. Faith No More (218 plays)
Their B-sides, which I keep randomly collecting, keeps them in my head, so I'm always going back to listen to these guys. Just wish they had a larger catalogue with Patton. He's a phenomenal singer, and added that experimental touch (or more of a slap in the face) that pushed their sound to the edges of modern rock.

The Next Ten:

11. Jay Munly (217 plays) - What a wonderful discovery! The best story-teller I've heard, and he tells some pretty twisted stories. Energetic gothic country, with female choirs and lots of fiddle.

12. Arcturus (204 plays) - All other praise aside, I have to point out Sverd's keyboard work. Phenomenal.

13. Sigh (177 plays) - If only I could find their stuff for cheap, I'd have everything they've done. Avant-Garde metal from Japan that doesn't run out of ideas.

14.Antonin Dvorak (174 plays) - The first classical artist I got into last year has remained in my liking. His symphonies are grand, colorful, and realistic, they way they should be.

15. Opeth (149 plays) - If I had bought Still Life four years ago, I might have cited it as my favorite Opeth album. But everything they've done since sounds similar, so I just couldn't appreciate it to what it deserved.

16. Queensryche (143 plays) - I'll always have a place in my heart for them, but I just don't listen to them enough anymore.

17. Drudkh (137 plays) - Finally learned to appreciate The Swan Road. Now I have to get Forgotten Legends.

18. Rome (134 plays) - Interesting Martial Industrial. The tracks are all diverse, but each one feels like just a loop with vocals on top. Could've been so much more.

19. Frederic Chopin (133 plays) - He's only here because I don't own enough of Franz Liszt's work. Both are phenomenal, by the way.

20. Edvard Grieg (128 plays) - As far as classical goes, I almost wrote him off as a one-hit wonder with the Peer Gynt Suites. His Piano Concerto in A-Minor has proven me wrong.

Top Ten Albums:

1. Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots (216 plays)
I really, really love this album. 15 tracks strong, and not a damn one I'd do without. It's sick, demented, and, well, catchy. Honestly, this inspired me to buy a violin, and now I want a banjo. And thanks to it's warm atmosphere, it's the perfect summer road album.

2. Ulver - Shadows of the Sun (157 plays)
Last year, the album never scrobbled right, but it randomly decided to start working. And guess what? I'm still loving and learning about this album. And aside from a few studio tricks, the album is REAL. Those are real strings, real drums, real horns. The theremin is gorgeous as well. It's absolutely stunning. No words will ever do this album justice. Just listen to it.

3. Ulver - Blood Inside (153 plays)
This is Ulver on acid. People talk about how this is a more of a "rock" album, but that's about the most misleading statement I've heard in a long while. It's truly unique in terms on composition, style, and penmanship. People pigeonhole the group as "electronic", but this isn't your bleeps and bloops that you'd expect. It's Ulver, and the most extreme example of Ulver yet.

4. Neurosis - Times of Grace (152 plays)
Well, this has been a "quiet" 152 plays for Neurosis. I never power-listened to them (like I do with Ulver). Just an album spin a week on average. More often than not, that album is this, however. It's crushingly intense when it's heavy, and intensely heart-crushingly when it's soft, and dare I use the cliche "beautiful"? I dare.

5. Ulver - Perdition City (140 plays)
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if Ulver stayed with this nihilistic Jazz-Trip-Hop territory. They have mastered mastering. I mean, I have never felt so pulled into the same level of reality as an albums as I have with this. Yes, it sounds cheesy, but while I'm driving at night with this on, the world around me turns into a dead city, and it's haunting, as "death lurks in dark corners". Plus, it has "Nowhere/Catastrophe". Now, the song is definitely more "normal" than what Ulver usually does, but they've proven that even when it comes to simple verse-chorus structures, nobody does it better than Ulver.

6. Arcturus - The Sham Mirrors (138 plays)
Sverd's keyboard work is my favorite thing about the album. as I noted before. It's not typical metal keys either (which tend to be either simple harmonies or indiscernable modal sweeps). He's either pulling out enchanting classical-influenced passages or truly trippy carnival romps. Oh yeah, and the albums also has everything else going for it, too; the production is incredible, the drums drive the album like I've never heard, and Garm takes the songs to new heights. But I just can't get enough of the keys!

7. Rome - Nera (132 plays)
It puts you in a crumbling world, and you're alone. And there is no hope. But it doesn't matter, because it never mattered in the first place. Yet the vocalist just doesn't try hard enough to evoke the desparation. It works, but I feel like he's restraining himself. Still a fantastic record.

8. Mike Oldfield - The Songs of Distant Earth (126 plays)
Well, I like it, but it's really new-agey. It's mystical and at times I would say it transcends, but I very well aware that I'm listening rather than experiencing. Except for the final track. That hit me like a wall, and I couldn't be more grateful.

9. Breaks Co-op - The Sound Inside(120 plays)
A random download has led to me falling in love with this group. It's nothing more than laid-back R&B, but it's just so relaxing. I can imagine getting a massage while listening to this. The song writing is top-notch, as well, and I don't think I'll ever forget "Settle Down". It's a shame it never left New Zealand.

10. 16 Horsepower - Folklore (118 plays)
Well, I love their "original stuff", but this collection of covers and variations blows it all out of the water. They do it all in their signature style, but everything sounds like it fits. The Tuvan-influenced "Horse Head Fiddle" is reminiscent of Huun-Huur-Tur's best work.

Top Ten Songs:

Note: I'm only allowing two songs per artist. Ulver would dominate this list otherwise.

1. Ulver - Shadows of the Sun (24 plays)
As if it were a secret, I love grand piano. It's the most beautifully resonant instrument, and one of the few which can carry a song by itself. And that's what it does here. The interlude remains one of my all-time favorite piano passages in all of music.

1. Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe (24 plays)
It's not that I hate the idea of simple songs, it's just that very few artists know how to make it work. Ulver does (the few times they try to), and does so beautifully. The lyrics are incredible, the production is astoundingly deep, the chorus is POWERFUL. Oh man, it's just so good.

3. Arcturus - Nightmare Heaven (22 plays)
One of the "carnival" tracks of the album. I'll stop sucking-up to Sverd now. The guitars are thick, really thick. If you sliced them in half with a sabre, they'd still be thick enough to scare Nile away. And yet my favorite thing about this track is Garm's vocals. He really pushed himself on this record, and it paid off with large dividends.

4. Arcturus - Kinetic (21 plays)
Now that I think about it, Garm did just as good a job as Sverd. Damn, I wish Garm never left the band. This song has the power, the emotion, the creativity, and the energy to beat out almost every other metal song. The song feels like it's in motion, You can't listen to it and stay put.

5. Franz Liszt - Mephisto Waltz #1 (20 plays)
Well, he finally shows his face. Liszt has become my favorite composer, and this is a prime example of his vision. The reason it works is because it feels alive. The bass techniques are beyond anything I've heard before, and when you mix personal favorites of waltz-timings and the grand piano, you're bound to hit my soft spot.

5. Neurosis - The Last You'll Know (20 plays)
I normally don't like screamers. It just makes the music feel too angsty. But here, the feel real. This isn't some whiny kid complaining about the unfairness of his suburban life. This is real, honest, passionate screaming, as if he was pouring his soul into the song. That's why I love this song (an the rest of the album). They aren't trying to fool anyone.

7. Jay Munly - A Gentle Man's Jihad (19 plays)
I'm picturing myself in a historic town center in 19th century Denver, on those rooftops, blinded by the sunset, blinded by the blood, blinded by the sin. This ain't your preachy gospel music. It's twisted, and yet, it's all more real.

8. Mike Oldfield - Amarok (18 plays)
I love it just as much as I always have. And now I have it on Vinyl! Wahoo!

8. Bedrich Smetana - Vysehrad (18 plays)
I bought Ma Vlast for "Vltava", but the opening poem's harp introduction mesmerized me. The passage is meant to portray the majesty of a castle along the river, and one would expect it to be a fanfare. Smetana had a different idea, a better idea, and gave us this gorgeous work.

8. Jay Munly - Amen Corner (18 plays)
To tell you the truth, this one feels like Halloween. You see, Halloween has always been a favorite holiday of mine. The ghosts and ghouls mythology behind it is so vastly interesting, and any manifestation of the sounds it portrays is fine by me. Don't know if that was Munly's intention, but it works wonders.

8. Mike Oldfield - Orabidoo (18 plays)
From Five Miles Out, this is Oldfield at a rather experimental edge. It still retains the light-hearted, poppy feel, but the 13-minute trip through Oldfield's mind is exotic and strange. Then ending is simply gorgeous.

Complete Stat Breakdown:

Weekly Winners:

Jan 6, 2008: Ulver
Jan 13, 2008: Neurosis
Jan 20, 2008: Ulver
Jan 27, 2008: Ulver
Feb 3, 2008: Devin Townsend
Feb 10, 2008: Ulver
Feb 17, 2008: Ulver, Fantomas, Mike Oldfield
Feb 24, 2008: Neurosis, Mike Oldfield, Queensrÿche
Mar 2, 2008: Rik Emmett
Mar 9, 2008: Faith No More
Mar 16, 2008: Type O Negative
Mar 23, 2008: Ulver
Mar 30, 2008: 16 Horsepower
Apr 6, 2008: Mike Oldfield
Apr 13, 2008: 16 Horsepower
Apr 20, 2008: 16 Horsepower
Apr 27, 2008: Pain of Salvation
May 4, 2008: Devin Townsend
May 11, 2008: Mike Patton
May 18, 2008: Pain of Salvation
May 25, 2008: Mechanical Poet
Jun 1, 2008: Mechanical Poet
Jun 8, 2008: Devin Townsend
Jun 15, 2008: Ulver
Jun 22, 2008: Ulver
Jun 29, 2008: Ulver
Jul 6, 2008: Ulver
Jul 13, 2008: Bedrich Smetana
Jul 20, 2008: Ulver
Jul 27, 2008: Frederic Chopin
Aug 3, 2008: Ulver
Aug 10, 2008: Jay Munly
Aug 17, 2008: Jay Munly
Aug 24, 2008: Ulver
Aug 31, 2008: Jay Munly
Sep 8, 2008: Jay Munly, Pain of Salvation
Sep 14, 2008: Ulver
Sep 21, 2008: Arcturus
Sep 28, 2008: Ulver
Oct 5, 2008: Neurosis
Oct 12, 2008: Antonin Dvorak
Oct 19, 2008: Primordial, Borknagar
Oct 26, 2008: Woven Hand
Nov 2, 2008: Woven Hand
Nov 9, 2008: Shadow Gallery
Nov 16, 2008: Rush
Nov 23, 2008: Electric Light Orchestra
Nov 30, 2008: Peter Broderick
Dec 7, 2008: Jackson Browne
Dec 14, 2008: Amorphis
Dec 21, 2008: Jackson Browne

Total Weekly Wins:

Ulver - 15
Jay Munly - 4
Mike Oldfield - 3
Devin Townsend - 3
16 Horsepower - 3
Pain of Salvation - 3
Neurosis - 3
Woven Hand - 2
Mechanical Poet - 2
Jackson Browne - 2
Fantomas - 1
Rush - 1
Amorphis - 1
Electric Light Orchestra - 1
Primordial - 1
Shadow Gallery - 1
Borknagar - 1
Arcturus - 1
Antonin Dvorak - 1
Frederic Chopin - 1
Bedrich Smetana - 1
Peter Broderick - 1
Faith No More - 1
Mike Patton - 1
Queensrÿche - 1
Type O Negative - 1
Rik Emmett - 1

Most Consecutive Weekly Wins (4 Weeks):
Ulver

Most Artist in a Week (52):
March 2, 2008

Most Artist Plays (53):
Mike Oldfield (Apr 6, 2008)

Total Top Ten Appearances:

Ulver - 35
Primordial - 23
Devin Townsend - 21
Neurosis - 20
Mike Oldfield - 18
16 Horsepower - 16
Rush - 15
Woven Hand - 14
Faith No More - 14
Sigh - 13
Pain of Salvation - 13
Jay Munly - 11
Opeth - 10
Breaks Co-op - 9
Kamelot - 9
Lunaris - 8
Arcturus - 8
Antonin Dvorak - 8
Queensrÿche - 8
Virus - 8
Type O Negative - 7
Drudkh - 7
Peter Broderick - 7
Edvard Grieg - 7
Atheist - 7
Mr. Bungle - 6
Frederic Chopin - 6
Rome - 6
Huun-Huur-Tur - 6
Wolves in the Throne Room - 5
Mechanical Poet - 5
Shadow Gallery - 5
Tool - 5
Fleurety - 5
Bedrich Smetana - 5
Talib Kweli - 4
Falkenbach - 4
Franz Liszt - 4
Portishead - 4
Bohren & der Club of Gore - 4
Tool - 4
Agalloch - 4
Borknagar - 4
Diablerie - 4
Rik Emmett - 4
Ved Buens Ende - 4
Death - 3
Alcest - 3
Fates Warning - 3
Jeff Buckley - 3
Bedrich Smetana - 3
Fantomas - 3
Jackson Browne - 3
Emperor - 3
Tenhi - 3
Conception - 3
Alamaailman Vasarat - 3
Elend - 3
Coil - 3
Marty Friedman - 2
Yngwie Malmsteen - 2
Moonsorrow - 2
Dream Theater - 2
OSI - 2
Megadeth - 2
Kurt Weill - 2
Boston - 2
Extreme - 2
Tomahawk - 2
Symphony X - 2
Steve Vai - 2
Cocteau Twins - 2
Alchemist - 2
Gojira - 2
Gioacchino Rossini - 2
Mike Patton - 2
Enslaved - 2
Low - 2
Maurice Ravel - 2
Orphaned Land - 3
Billy Joel - 2
Jean Sibelius - 2
Electric Light Orchestra - 2
Finntroll - 2
Diablo Swing Orchestra - 2
King Crimson - 2
Van Morrison - 1
Garth Brooks - 1
Big & Rich - 1
Duke Ellington - 1
Immortal - 1
Johannes Brahms - 1
Mirrorthrone - 1
Ayreon - 1
Sonata Arctica - 1
Amorphis - 1
Green Carnation - 1
Ludwig van Beethoven - 1
Whiskeytown - 1
Miles Davis - 1
Live - 1
raison d'être - 1
Nobuo Uematsu - 1
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 1
Disturbed - 1
John Petrucci & Jordan Rudess - 1
Voivod - 1
Iced Earth - 1
SingleTrac - 1
Marduk - 1
Melechesh - 1
Therion - 1
U2 - 1
Journey - 1
Savatage - 1
Styx - 1
Porcupine Tree - 1
Akercocke - 1
Isis - 1
Strapping Young Lad - 1
Soundgarden - 1
Cynic - 1
Kevin Moore - 1
Mael Mordha - 1
Muse - 1
Enslaved - 1

Album of the Week:

Jan 6, 2008: Ulver - Blood Inside, Neurosis - Times of Grace
Jan 13, 2008: Neurosis - Times of Grace
Jan 20, 2008: Virus - Carheart
Jan 27, 2008: Ulver - Themes From William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
Feb 3, 2008: Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine: Biomech
Feb 10, 2008: Ulver - Blood Inside
Feb 17, 2008: Fantomas - The Director's Cut
Feb 24, 2008: Type O Negative - World Coming Down
Mar 2, 2008: Tenhi - Maaäet
Mar 9, 2008: Shadow Gallery -Tyranny
Mar 16, 2008: Type O Negative - October Rust
Mar 23, 2008: Whiskeytown - Pneumonia
Mar 30, 2008: 16 Horsepower - Folklore
Apr 6, 2008: Mike Oldfield - The Songs of Distant Earth
Apr 13, 2008: 16 Horsepower - Sackcloth & Ashes
Apr 20, 2008: Atheist - Unquestionable Presence
Apr 27, 2008: Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
May 4, 2008: Kurt Weill - Die Dreigroschenoper
May 11, 2008: Diablerie - Seraphyde, Mike Patton - A Perfect Place
May 18, 2008: Opeth - Still Life, Pain of Salvation - 12:5
May 25, 2008: Mechanical Poet - Woodland Prattlers
Jun 1, 2008: Mechanical Poet - Woodland Prattlers
Jun 8, 2008: Devin Townsend - Synchestra
Jun 15, 2008: Ulver - Perdition City
Jun 22, 2008: Ulver - Perdition City
Jun 29, 2008: Fantomas - The Director's Cut
Jul 6, 2008: Shadow Gallery - Tyranny
Jul 13, 2008: Bedrich Smetana - Ma Vlast
Jul 20, 2008: Portishead - Dummy
Jul 27, 2008: Portishead - Dummy
Aug 3, 2008: King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King
Aug 10, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Aug 17, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Aug 24, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Aug 31, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Sep 8, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Sep 14, 2008: Jean Sibelius– Pelléas Et Mélisande
Sep 21, 2008: Rome - Nera
Sep 28, 2008: Rome - Nera
Oct 5, 2008: Neurosis - A Sun That Never Sets
Oct 12, 2008: Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots
Oct 19, 2008: Borknagar - For the Elements
Oct 26, 2008: Woven Hand - Ten Stones
Nov 2, 2008: Woven Hand - Ten Stones
Nov 9, 2008: Ayreon - The Final Experiment
Nov 16, 2008: Rush - A Farewell to Kings
Nov 23, 2008: Electric Light Orchestra - Face the Music
Nov 30, 2008: Peter Broderick - Float
Dec 7, 2008: Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
Dec 14, 2008: Amorphis - Tales from the Thousand Lakes
Dec 21, 2008: Jackson Browne - Running on Empty

Most Consecutive Album Wins (5 Weeks):
Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots

Most Overall Album Wins (6 Weeks):
Jay Munly - Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots

Most Album Plays (45 Plays):
Mike Oldfield - Songs of Distant Earth (Apr 6, 2008)

Song of the Week (Minimum 2 plays, no more than one tie)

Jan 20, 2008: Ulver - It is Not Sound
Feb 3, 2008: Ulver - Let the Children Go, Ulver - Shadows of the Sun
Feb 24, 2008: Neurosis - A Season in the Sky
Mar 2, 2008: Mr. Bungle - Quote Unquote
Mar 16, 2008: Type O Negative - Red Water (Christmas Mourn), Type O Negative - Die With Me
Mar 23, 2008: Wolves in the Throne Room - (A Shimmering Radiance) Diadem of the Twelve Stars
Apr 6, 2008: Mike Oldfield - Let There Be Light, Mike Oldfield - In the Beginning
Apr 13, 2008: 16 Horsepower - Red Neck Reel, 16 Horsepower - American Wheeze
Apr 27, 2008: Edvard Grieg - In the Hall of the Mountain King
May 4, 2008: Devin Townsend - Red Tomorrow
May 18, 2008: Opeth - The Moor, Opeth - Benighted
May 25, 2008: Antonin Dvorak - Scherzo vivace-poco meno mosso, Antonin Dvorak - Allegro
Jun 1, 2008: Mechanical Poet - Old Year's Merry Funeral, Mechanical Poet - Natural Quaternion
Jun 15, 2008: Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe
Jun 22, 2008: Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe
Jun 29, 2008: Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe
Jul 13, 2008: Bedrich Smetana - V. Tabor
Jul 20, 2008: Portishead - Roads
Jul 27, 2008: Frederic Chopin - Polonaise in A Flat Major, Op. 53, "Heroique"
Aug 3, 2008: King Crimson - I Talk to the Wind
Aug 10, 2008: Coil - The Dreamer is Still Asleep
Aug 17, 2008: Jay Munly - Jacob Dumb
Aug 31, 2008: Jay Munly - A Gentle Man's Jihad
Sep 21, 2008: Rome - Das Unbedingte, Arcturus - Nightmare Heaven
Oct 5, 2008: Rush - Subdivisions
Oct 19, 2008: Arcturus - Radical Cut, Arcturus - Star Crossed
Nov 9, 2008: Franz Liszt - Mephisto Waltz #1
Nov 16, 2008: Rush - A Farewell to Kings

Most Track Wins (3 weeks):
Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe (3 Weeks)

Most Total Track Plays (339 plays):
Dec 7, 2008

Most Single Track Plays (6 plays):
Ulver - Nowhere/Catastrophe (Jun 22, 2008)

No. 1 Singles

Ulver - 4
Arcturus - 3
Type O Negative - 2
Mike Oldfield - 2
Rush - 2
16 Horsepower - 2
Opeth - 2
Antonin Dvorak - 2
Mechanical Poet - 2
Jay Munly - 2
Neurosis - 1
Franz Liszt - 1
Mr. Bungle - 1
Wolves in the Throne Room - 1
Edvard Grieg - 1
Devin Townsend - 1
Bedrich Smetana - 1
Portishead - 1
Frederic Chopin - 1
King Crimson - 1
Coil - 1
Rome - 1

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数年ぶりに聴くCD

27 Ara 2008, 05:37 yazan suuzik

実家に保管されていたクラシック音楽のCDセットから聴いてみました。
数年ぶりの事です。

クラシック・イン (小学館) 全13巻、CD40枚
過去に紛失してしまったものもありますが....

以前聴いていた頃と現在では私の好みが変わっていて、興味深いトラックがありました。

・Igor Fyodorovitch Stravinsky 春の祭典
・Nikolai Andreevich Rimsky-Korsakov シェヘラザード
・Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 交響曲第6番「悲愴」
・Richard Wagner タンホイザー、ローエングリン、ワルキューレ、
　　ニュルンベルクのマイスタージンガー
・Edvard Hagerup Grieg ペールギュント

等。

要するにチューバが活躍する曲です。
組曲は短時間聴いてもチャートが変動しますね。交響曲と違って。

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40 Questions

4 Eyl 2008, 14:26 yazan scytale1

meh I was bored

1. How did you get into 31?
Starofash well I loved her voice form Peccatum, so I guess it was natural

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
My Dying Bride It was probably Seer Me

3. What's your favourite lyric by 29?
Morbid Angel "World of sickness - Blessed are we to taste - This life of sin"

4. What is your favourite album by 49?
Earth This is actually the Australian band not the Drone band, favorite album is "Star Condemn'd", it's based on "Manfred" by Lord Byron

5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
The Mars Volta I own all their studio albums, "Deloused in The Comatorium", "Francis the Mute", "Amputechture", "The Bedlam in Goliath" and their live album "Scabdates"

6. What is your favourite song by 50?
Black Sabbath - A National Acrobat

7. Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad?
Emperor In Longing Spirit

8. What is your favourite song by 15?
Limbonic Art Beyond the Candles Burning

9. What is your favourite song by 5?
Judas Iscariot Our Sons Shall Rule the Empire of the Seas, one of the greatest riffs ever in this song...

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Darkthrone Darkthrone and happy hehe, I do get a smile on my face when I hear Quintessence, Celtic Frost worship ftw

11. What is your favourite album by 40?
No 40, tied between Edvard Grieg and Cathedral, I'd say Peer Gynt Suite for Grieg and Forest of Equilibrium for Cathedral

12. What is your favourite song by 10?
Ulver I'd say the whole of the Bergtatt album, if I had to pick a single track, Kapitel II - Soelen Gaaer Bag Aase Ned

13. What is a good memory you have involving 33?
Ewigkeit cranking "Conspiritus" album in my car

14. What is your favourite song by 37?
Black Harvest Tamora

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
Agalloch Falling Slow

16. How many times have you seen 21 live?
Lacuna Coil never

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
Arcturus - it was a cassette tape of Aspera Hiems Symfonia blew me away...

18. What is your favourite album by 11?
Burzum Filosofem, it's my favorite album of all time.

19. Who is a favourite member of 1?
Samael Xy, keyboards FTW

20. Have you ever seen 14 live?
VNV Nation no

21. What is a good memory involving 45?
The Offspring - reminds me of High School

22. What is your favourite song by 16?
Celtic Frost - Babylon Fell

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47?
Enslaved can't really remember now

24. What is your favourite album by 26?
Borknagar Origin

25. What is your favourite song by 18?
Deströyer 666 Eternal Glory of War, saw them play it live \m/

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 38?
Countess The Wrath of Satans Whore

27. What is your favourite lyric by 3?
Summoning "And I'll fly away... -Where I dwell none can say - For into darkness fell my star - In Mordor where the shadows are"

28. What is you favourite song by 2?
Therion Asgård

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?
No 32

30. What is you favourite song by 8?
Opeth The Night and the Silent Water

31. How many times have you seen 17 live?
Bolt Thrower Never

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
Megadeth Motopsycho is a silly song makes me smile

33. What is your favourite album by 12?
Anathema A Natural Disaster

34. What is the worst song by 34?
Pink Floyd Sysyphus: Part II too dissonant for me

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 46?
Nevermore The Heart Collector

36. What is your favourite album by 42?
The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

37. How many times have you seen 39 live?
Edvard Grieg slight problem there, way before my time

38. What is your favourite album by 36?
Boris with Michio Kurihara Rainbow

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
Graveland Blood of Christians on my Sword

40. What is you favourite album by 7?
Nargaroth Geliebte Des Regens, second only to Filosofem

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