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Idlewild, 100 Broken Windows

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Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense, At the Sign of the Crumhorn: Flemish songs and dance music from the Susato music books

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Sufjan Stevens, Come on Feel the Illinoise!

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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...)

Hiya I actually replied to this hours and hours ago but my internet cut off so I wasn't 100% sure it'd gone through - obviously it didn't :rolleyes:

 

I only like that one beethoven song ;)

 

The two you attached were really (sorry can't think of a better word than "nice" right now :wallbash: me language has gone). Thank you for attaching them :thumbs:

 

Darkshine

 

Ps - are you copying the whole web address of your clips and then pressing insert media on here? Although to be honest the page loads a lot quicker for me when its external links and not media clips so I don't mind how you link it in - they're easy enough to click on and make the thread load faster ;)

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Keith Jarrett, Testament Paris / London

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Alestorm. captains morgans revenge and keelhauled in particular

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Sousa marches performed by the Band of the Grenadier Guards

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Joculatores Upsalienses, Antik musik på Wik [Early Music at Wik]

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Joculatores Upsalienses, De fyra årstiderna [The Four Seasons]

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Sonic Youth, The Destroyed Room: B-sides and rarities

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Jan Lundgren, Magnum Mysterium

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The Magic Numbers, Those the Brokes

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British Library National Sound Archive, Wild Britain: Sound portraits from Britain's wild places, recorded by Richard Margoschis

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Ottorino Respighi (1879-1936), Le feste di Roma

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I was the same :D Same with Ladyhawke - ooh Ladyhawke!!

Its quite catchy but doesn't grab me in the same way ;) but it does put me in mind of a really tragic song I completely overdid for weeks - someone told me there was a phrase "killing a song" as in by playing it way too much - well I totally killed this one - the sheer shame of it :P

 

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Red Priest, Nightmare in Venice

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Its quite catchy but doesn't grab me in the same way ;) but it does put me in mind of a really tragic song I completely overdid for weeks - someone told me there was a phrase "killing a song" as in by playing it way too much - well I totally killed this one - the sheer shame of it :P

 

 

I looooooooove electric dreams!! The past week I have actually been listening to a lot of movie scores and soundtracks - the flight of the navigator one more often than not :)

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For the poster ScienceGeek who likes ukulele's, take this:

 

 

I am listening to my current playlist which is comprised of:

 

[spunge] - Nothing at All

Alice Gold - End Of The World

Architecture In Helsinki - Escapee

Big Country - Another Country

Cults - Go Outside

Devlins - Julian

Erasure - When I Start To (Break It All Down)

Feist - How Come You Never Go There

Felix Fables - Wonderful World

Janks - Dead Man

KeyWest - Feels So Cruel

Lisbee Stainton - Wrench(3)

My Chemical Romance - The Only Hope For Me Is You

Nathalie Nordnes - America

Pete & The Pirates - Half Moon Street

Pete Murray - Free

plus49 - Sad In One Hour

Rising Rocket - Nothing In This World

Säkert! - Can I

Savage Gypsy - Windowpane

Starfire - The Revelation

Taking Back Sunday - You Got Me

Tatiana - Been A Fool

Theme Park - A Mountain We Love / Wax

Toy Tin Soldier - Only Pictures

Ultrasound - Welfare State

Various Cruelties - Chemicals

Xray Eyeballs - Sundae

Ya Kid K & We 3 Kings - Tell Me

 

and my "single of the week" among that lot? The wonderful comeback by Ultrasound...

Edited by Earl Purple

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Stephan Micus, Bold as Light

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:thumbs:

Now that's tragic! Classic film though :lol: I used to love that film as a kid along with a fair few other 70's and 80's "classics" that would be deemed as total rot by kids today :P I'd have to agree when it comes to - escape to witch mountain (or something like that) the blooming thing used to be shown WAY TOO MUCH for my liking - someone rip up the reel :devil:

 

Maybe we should do a what tragic film are you watching thread :D

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