Mili - Sacramentum: Unaccompanied Hymn for Torino
Utopiasphere:
Beautiful voice
/Raises hand. Iām not old enough to have seen it when it first came out, but you know I never missed a re-run 'cause I had the biggest crush on Mary Ann. Also, it was a great show.
Excellent / hilarious mash-up, thanks for that.
On the Zep vibe:
David still had that ethereal vibe; so much space on this one:
A more prosaic cut from one of the best concept albums (ever, in my humble opinion):
And something from down under:
Yes, absolutely. On an Island is an excellent album, very much keeping the '70s Floyd vibe alive.
I was always more of a Gilmour fan than a Waters fan, honestly.
Iāve been on an Eminem kick for a while. Iām loving his new album. Music to be Murdered By.
Been a favorite track of mine since I was a kid. Both of my parents were huge fans of disco; as a result, so am I. But Iāve always likes the smoother, jazzier, funkier side of disco (like Earth, Wind and Fire, Donna Summer, that kind of stuff) over the more blatant cheezy stuff like the Trammps (āDisco Infernoā) or Van McCoy (āThe Hustleā).
Not that Disco Inferno or The Hustle are bad tunes; I can dig 'em. But you get it.
I still dig āRiseā when it comes up on random rotation ā time to turn it up. The rest of the album is pretty good too, though I do think āRiseā is the standout.
And for my offering today:
Anthony Phillips was a friend and performer with the original line up of genesis, namely Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford and Peter Gabriel. After Trespass he went solo, had issues with stage fright I believe. This Scottish Suite was from 1980 but had a rich, pastoral tapestry, evoking Trespass.
It is very much in the vein of old canterbury style prog rock, with good electric and heavier qualities, too.
A modern take on a jazz trio - making that Nord synth proud: