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#302 ·
zp,u!
🎉
🎉
Sure, we can do that.
Wow. 😁 Rothery seems like a decent enough guy.
That guy with the mustache reminds me of him. 🤣
I haven't heard this version before—it's actually pretty great.
Some things just don't click until years later—it’s a strange realization. But honestly? It's pretty great.
You’re really pulling their strings now. 😁
A programming deity? :D
What version? 🙏
Sun Forest.
Donna Palmer41 said:Lee and Sol Quote
🎉
Ashley Grant66 said:Nevertheless...
🎉
Jason Mendoza said:Dragged
Sure, we can do that.
Donna Palmer41 said:This is a killer moment. #marillion #splitbeers
Wow. 😁 Rothery seems like a decent enough guy.
That guy with the mustache reminds me of him. 🤣
Chloe Wilson46 said:👋
Silence.
I haven't heard this version before—it's actually pretty great.
granitecyclist said:This is even better—I haven't heard anything quite like it in a long time. Inspired rework..
Some things just don't click until years later—it’s a strange realization. But honestly? It's pretty great.
granitecyclist said:Let’s be real—someone needs to call out the absolute nonsense that was Athanor psych back in the seventies. Seriously? How did anyone take that garbage seriously?
granitecyclist said:Gomorrah
You’re really pulling their strings now. 😁
Jason Mendoza said:Godflesh.
A programming deity? :D
Jamie Davis9 said:Badabing. The Sopranos is what landed me here. 😁
What version? 🙏
Sun Forest.
#304 ·
Drew Lewis2 said:Absolute coding wizardry :D
Let's be real: there is no such thing as good music for programming.
Preach!
#305 ·
All those big promises about who I was supposed to be
Just sat there watching the clock tick away
Every single thing you ever told me...
Just sat there watching the clock tick away
Every single thing you ever told me...
#307 ·
^
fantastic!
it's just some cheap knockoff 🙏
running wild
fantastic!
Drew Lewis2 said:what kind of version 🙏
sun forest
it's just some cheap knockoff 🙏
running wild
#309 ·
New Sebastian 😲
The spot is pretty mediocre—but honestly, it’s the song that misses the mark... it’s got something, I guess, but I just can't get into it. Such a bummer.
The spot is pretty mediocre—but honestly, it’s the song that misses the mark... it’s got something, I guess, but I just can't get into it. Such a bummer.
#311 ·
Jason Mendoza said:There is no such thing as good music for programming. Period.
Them!
How could you not? There it is.
wiredmason61 said:Idiots.! 😍 Killer gig last night—turned out to be a massive payday. 🙂
Spot on.
Ashley Grant66 said:New. Sebastian 😲
The spot is pretty mediocre—but you can't deny the song is actually good. It’s got something. Something.I can't even enjoy this. What a waste.
Hmm, she's terrifying. 😁 I just can't wrap my head around this sound.
Nothing to add. The classics.
#313 ·
Jamie Davis9 Asks:
Running wild...
This soup is actually pretty good...
Who actually has the bandwidth for all that heavy-hitting music? I've been cranking it out pretty hard lately—maybe two albums a day on average—plus doing some reading on them too... but even at this pace, there's no way I'll ever get through everything I want to hear (let alone the stuff I don't even know exists yet) in one lifetime. If we're talking 700 or 800 albums a year, just how many "must-listen before you die" albums are there actually supposed to be?
#315 ·
Henry Campbell5 said:This soup is good.
Honestly, who could actually keep up with all this heavy music. I’ve been pushing myself pretty hard lately—I'm averaging about two albums a day and doing some reading on them too—but even at that pace, it feels impossible to ever truly cover everything I want to know (or even realize I want to know) within a single lifetime. If we're talking roughly 700 to 800 albums a year, just how many of these "essential" albums are there supposed to be before we die?
A system, huh? I have to admit, my own approach to these kinds of things is a bit more chaotic and unorganized. 🙂😁
Anyway, this thread is great; I'm really enjoying it. It's nice getting to know people through their taste in music, in such a relaxed way. Yeah...
eg: anarchist
#316 ·
Henry Campbell5 said:This is a solid take.
Who actually has the time to listen to all that heavy music? I’ve been trying to pick up the pace lately—I'm averaging about two albums a day and doing some reading on them too—but even at that speed, there's no way I can get through everything I want to hear (let alone the stuff I don't even know exists yet) within my lifetime. If we're talking 700 to 800 albums a year, how many "essential" albums can there actually be before you die?
And it gets worse when you stumble upon an album inspired by a book, a movie, or some historical event and end up falling down a rabbit hole of research; it's a never-ending cycle.
Man, if I could just catch my breath for a second.
#318 ·
Well, wonderful... I've managed to collect all four
Something suitable for a dark red king, 😉
Klaus Schulze - The Rhodes violin (Shadowlands)
It is truly staggering how much he actually
Something suitable for a dark red king, 😉
Klaus Schulze - The Rhodes violin (Shadowlands)
It is truly staggering how much he actually
#320 ·
A little something for my own sake... there is a certain peace in having time to oneself out here among the trees, where the crocuses have been pushing through the soil for days now.
Klaus Schulz - Cocooning (Contemporary Works ii - #5)
Track titles that read like lines of confessional poetry.
Klaus Schulz - Cocooning (Contemporary Works ii - #5)
Track titles that read like lines of confessional poetry.
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