What are you listening to at the moment?

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Ralph Vaugan Williams. Especially chamber music like h wonderful "Six Studies in English Folksong." I first heard it at Jamaica Plain Open Studios on clarinet and piano. I now have that on CD as well as a version plated on Cello and Piano.
 
on the iPod, Bowie's Station to Station...specifically, "Stay" I've been stuck in the seventies for about a month now. :bang:




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Tears for Fears -- "Everybody Wants to Rule the World."

Yup, that's right. Reliving my youth.

This song plays over the end sequence of one of the greatest movies ever, "Real Genius."
 
MelanieC said:
Tears for Fears -- "Everybody Wants to Rule the World."

Yup, that's right. Reliving my youth.

This song plays over the end sequence of one of the greatest movies ever, "Real Genius."
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I just dl'ed 'Songs from the Big Chair' to the 'pod. (I guess maybe I'm moving back through to the present!) For pure pop on that album, I doubt Head Over Heels can be beat.


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Jonchaies, by Iannis Xenakis. Love the unpredictable impression I get every time I listen to it...
 
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MelanieC said:
Tears for Fears -- "Everybody Wants to Rule the World."

Yup, that's right. Reliving my youth.
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Man, those were the days. I have both the LP and the CD. Yep, the actual LP record. I loved the video; incongruent and too goody-feely, but hey, it was the golden age of MTV.

I'm currently listening to "The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie.
 
drmatthes said:
Mozart. Symphony #39

Jesko
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Wow, somebody listening to that one. Of "the trilogy", I like the one in G minor better, every single movement. If you like #39, you may like #36

Well, it is Mozart...
 
"Can we go home now" by The Roches: three girls from New Jersey discovered by... Robert Fripp! I bought their first (vinyl) album when it first came out... Lord, has it been that long? <<Groan>>
 
Right now it's Jimi Hendrix - Live at the Fillmore East, but for days it's been the Jefferson Airplane - Ignition boxed set.
 
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The wonderful "Forrest Gump Original Soundtrack" ... mainly oldies as usual, though my fav of the moment is definitely "San Francisco (Be sure to wear flowers in your hair)" by Scott McKenzie
 
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