What are you listening to at the moment?
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Argarth
On the verandah
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Breathtaking, the best I've heard. Summer in particular blew me away. Thanks for posting.
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sleevedraw
Revolver Ocelot
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Borzak
Silver Baron of the Realm
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When Covid stuff started Harvard had a free course on classical music history and such. I took it and a free certificate lol. Anyway they had a lot of stuff including some spotify sources. But I've always like Vivaldi since an ex girlfriend got me into it.
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Haus
I am Big Balls!
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I guess this is somewhere straddling between what I'm listening to and what I'm watching... But there's this guy who is a Gen-Z music producer who apparently had no exposure at all to music from the 60's and 70's. So he's going on this "I'm going to listen to this album all the way through and do commentary" bit. (And if he has listened to these and he's doing scripted I give him credit as it seems like genuine reactions). And he's made a whole channel around it.
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Best bit yet. Listening to Boston (self titled first album). And he stops down and says something to the effect of "I understand why Gen X says music is different now, we've lost this...."
Currently listening to him get his brain melted and reassembled going through the Pink Floyd discography.
I will say it's weird but I'm also getting a deeper appreciation of some of these albums I just considered my "classic rock backdrop" growing up.
Isaac Brown
Hi! I'm Isaac, an "outside-the-box" Gen-Z music producer and composer. My work spans musical theatre, concept albums, and collaborations with artists and songwriters on creative pop records. I created this channel to broaden my musical vocabulary and knowledge by diving into the past works of...
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Best bit yet. Listening to Boston (self titled first album). And he stops down and says something to the effect of "I understand why Gen X says music is different now, we've lost this...."
Currently listening to him get his brain melted and reassembled going through the Pink Floyd discography.
I will say it's weird but I'm also getting a deeper appreciation of some of these albums I just considered my "classic rock backdrop" growing up.
Vuuxo
Scaphism
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