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Misfits, Jesus Lizard (those old 😍 idiots)... looks like I'm stuck with nothing but gloomy melodies today. 🙂

We still don't have any saffron around here. For example, just look at this brief exchange ...

Jamie Davis9 said:The "system," huh? I have to admit—I tend to approach this whole issue quite chaotically. 🙂😁
Anyway, this thread is great. I'm actually enjoying it. Getting to know people through music—it's easy and it works. Yeah...

n.b.: anarchist

Chaotic😁—me too. 😁

Jason Mendoza said:And then there are those albums inspired by a book, a movie, or some historical event—once you start digging into those, there’s no end to it.

Give me a break.

Inspired by movies and history? 😁

Jerry Robinson56 said:Klaus Schulz - The Rhodes violin (Shadowlands)

A pioneer! I thought this was brilliant when I saw it—😁(hard to even imagine what people were feeling back then)

restlessharbor252 said:muted shifting of space

To the bitter end

True.

wiredmason61 said:Misfits, Jesus Lizard (those old 😍), idiots... am I really stuck with nothing but evergreen melodies today?! 🙂

We still don't have any saffron here in the States. For instance, just a quick exchange ...

haha

she's lost control!

stain

šššš.. ! ))

Drew Lewis2 said:inspired by some movie or historical event? 😁

just one warm little love story!

Rooster

Degrees of Freedom...

wiredmason61 said:Misfits, Jesus Lizard (those old rockers 😍), absolute idiots... am I really destined to spend my entire day listening to these evergreen melodies?! 🙂

In America, we still don't have any saffron. For instance, a brief little exchange ...

They're everywhere you look on that hillside, and I even managed to spot a single lamb... these are just isolated instances...





One of the most exquisite "waltzes" ever composed.



Don't interrupt me while I'm working —it’s a bee, but... (I haven't verified yet)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYAJ...ED1A60D4A9DDCD

And finally, a chaotic jumble of tunes.

Drew Lewis2 said:A true pioneer. I found this absolutely brilliant when I first encountered 😁 (I can hardly fathom the headspace people were in back then)

🙂 since they didn't rely on melody, but rather rhythm; with Stratosfear, I only truly found my footing during those final three minutes at the start...

though I suspect they had it easier than this


John Cage's 4'33"

The musical Godot.

the bodhisattva trio hit the morning, and even Drew Lewis2 and his buddy are heading out to the NP 🙂

Jerry Robinson56 said:there's plenty of them as far as the eye can see on that slope, and I even spotted a little lamb... these are just solo acts...

one of the most beautiful "waltzes"



don't interrupt me while I'm working - total busy bee vibe... (didn't check though)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYAJ...ED1A60D4A9DDCD

nice, sounds like you're living on our sunny hills - already got lambs and maybe some saffron there (not in my mini Siberia yet).

Tchaikovsky is medicine 🙂

and finally, a whirlwind of twists and turns

haha, this is totally my vibe! grew up listening to Einstürzende Neubauten, no doubt about it. 😬

NP Kraut Jazz Futurism ...

wiredmason61 said:Tchaikovsky is therapeutic 🙂

🤣 is quite... well, one could certainly manage without the honey.

wiredmason61 said:haha, I absolutely love this! I grew up listening to Einstürzende Neubauten, so I’m no stranger to the darker side of things. 😬

But Krautrock, jazz, and futurism ...

Aha, so you have childhood traumas too, 😁

I find funk and New Age equally appealing. It is the melody that carries the weight... regardless of the rhythm.
Andrew does everything with acoustic instruments, avoiding synthesizers and sequencers entirely.

Garage Inc

wiredmason61 said:The Bodhisattva trio crushed it at Jamba, and even Drew Lewis2's duo headed over to the local diner... 🙂

Live they were even better 🙂

Helen Merrill featuring Clifford Brown - Be So Nice To Come Home To

Jamie Davis9 said:šššš.. ! ))

š!

Jason Mendoza said:Rooster

I don't know why—but for me, their MTV Unplugged remains the absolute worst. Everything else they've done just sounds better.

Steven Newman50 said:Degrees of Freedom

Cool—and even more live. 😁 (Based on the footage)

Jerry Robinson56 said:And in the end, they steer the wheels.

Haha, exactly. Law of the land. 😁

Jerry Robinson56 said:🙂 Until they actually figured out how to build a melody through rhythm—on Stratosfear, I only genuinely enjoyed those last three minutes at the very beginning.

Rhythm beats melody—every single time. 😳

wiredmason61 said:some American jazz futurism ...

Ugh, things are about to get messy here 🎉

July 8th

taco Tuesday losers

jl-jl

All three are great, but that one song about water really hit home. Currently listening to the whole opera on repeat... 👍

I don't mind opera—it's fine—but this madness? It’s insanely good. 😁

tub ring

just some music

I don't even know where to start with this one... just total nonsense. kaže:
...
I'm just as big on funk as I am on new age. At the end of the day, it's the melody that carries the whole thing... regardless of the rhythm.

Haha, I'm stealing Drew Lewis2's take: rhythm > melody... 😁

The saffron finally hit my forest too... 🙂

Steven Newman50 said:Live... They were even better... 🙂

Sweet, sounds good! Let me know when the next one hits so I can give the folks over in Columbus a heads-up. It's not like they're driving halfway across the country to get there...

Drew Lewis2 said:...

8.7.

I don't even know where to start with this... absolute mess. 🎉

Drew Lewis2 said:Whoa, check out that music...

Sweet. 🙂 Whatever, I'm skipping Coachella this year... 😁

The non-heliocentric crowd? They’re basically hanging by a thread at this point... ...