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Three 7 year old buskers (lead, bass and drums) doing a passable Smoke on the Water sequeing into Iron Man. Passable for 7 year old buakers, anyway. I'd bottle them off if they were at Glastonbury.

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Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 - 1756) suites & sonatas performed by Passacaglia

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Beethoven's Emperor Concerto feat. Emil Gilels (piano)

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Paolo Fresu (trumpet, flugelhorn), Richard Galliano (accordion, bandoneon) and Jan Lundgren (piano), Mare Nostrum

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Meat Loaf, Bat out of Hell

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Glastonbury Unsigned Bands 2005

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Enigma, The Cross of Changes

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Up For It Crew, Viagro

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Loki / Jazzy JJ, Shogun

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Ali Farka Touré, Savane

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Enya, Watermark

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Was totally addicted to that song a month or 2 ago - prefer the original though ;) but this version is nice :)

 

Skrillex's version is absolutely amazing!!

 

 

love me a bit of dubstep!

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Pamela Thorby (recorder) and Andrew Lawrence-King (harp, psaltery), Garden of Early Delights

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Telemann chamber music performed by Passacaglia

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apparently it is characterized as having heavy basslines, samples and reverberant drum patterns - i just thinks it's good music :)

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/UKFDubstep?blend=1&ob=5

Thank you :) I had a horrible feeling someone was going to link back to the video and just say "this" in answer to my question - so I'm glad you answered it :D

 

I'm listening to your link now (about of a quarter of the way through it) some of it would drive my neighbour nuts so that means I like it :lol:

 

Thanks again

 

Darkshine (who will be listening for another 8 minutes - which means I like it enough to do so)

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Telemann chamber music performed by Passacaglia

I love baroque music - but only certain composers, mainly Handel and Vivaldi. I feel I ought to like Telemann but any of his music I have heard leaves me indifferent.

 

Tastes in music are hard to explain, aren't they? :unsure:

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Hortus Musicus (dir. Andres Mustonen), Himmel Earth Heaven Erde: 1200-1600 Medieval-Renaissance

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Tastes in music are hard to explain, aren't they? :unsure:

Yep :) and the last dubstep link just totally lost me :lol: off to listen to something a little safer and more known ;)

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Yep :) and the last dubstep link just totally lost me :lol: off to listen to something a little safer and more known ;)

 

Well then you must try this. I'm not sure if it's 'safe' - it's definitely not very well known. But it's heart-meltingly gorgeous.

 

 

(I've no idea how to insert a video so this may not work.)

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Jean Michel Jarre, Oxygène

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Well then you must try this. I'm not sure if it's 'safe' - it's definitely not very well known. But it's heart-meltingly gorgeous.

 

 

(I've no idea how to insert a video so this may not work.)

It's nice and relaxing - just what I need after today :D

 

I'm not a big classical music fan (is it even classical? It sounds like classical type music) but the pieces I do like are like this in the sense that there isn't too much going on (as in too many instruments playing at once). One of my favourites is moonlight sonata - can't be bothered to put in the correct title even though I just used more letters saying this ;)

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I'm not a big classical music fan (is it even classical? It sounds like classical type music) but the pieces I do like are like this in the sense that there isn't too much going on (as in too many instruments playing at once). One of my favourites is moonlight sonata - can't be bothered to put in the correct title even though I just used more letters saying this ;)

Yes, I find music like this a great antidote to the stresses and strains of the world. I suppose it is classical but I try not to pay too much attention to labels.

 

The Moonlight Sonata is a lovely piece but not typical of Beethoven I think. I find his music in general quite aggressive and angsty.

 

If you are interested in exploring similar music to the Eclogue and the Moonlight, here are two more chill-out classics. :peace:

 

(Wish I knew how to make the videos appear in the message...)

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