What are we listening to right now..

[Wombat]

Full album:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7fq3GRxUhpD5hN6Qr5sOX_P3

 

[Snarfie]

I get what you are saying, I suppose the question could be can we separate an artist's moral/religious views/auctions (past and present) from there music if we find them repugnant?

There are a lot of Artists from the past that have produced music that I love but have subsequently found there views/actions quite hypocritical, should we stop listening to there music?

Thats a good question. There are people who don't listen to Cat Stevens anymore because the intro from his world hit "Morning has broken" was written by Rick wakeman (ex Yes keybord player) Stevens never mentiond Wakeman for that or gave him any credits. Ha ha for me a step to far.

 

[Wombat]

Aussie 1973.

 

[Wombat]

I get what you are saying, I suppose the question could be can we separate an artist's moral/religious views/auctions (past and present) from there music if we find them repugnant?

There are a lot of Artists from the past that have produced music that I love but have subsequently found there views/actions quite hypocritical, should we stop listening to there music?

I found his degree of hypocrisy repugnant. Condoning assassination on fanatical religious grounds doesn't cut it with me. My choice.

 

[Wombat]

I get what you are saying, I suppose the question could be can we separate an artist's moral/religious views/auctions (past and present) from there music if we find them repugnant?

There are a lot of Artists from the past that have produced music that I love but have subsequently found there views/actions quite hypocritical, should we stop listening to there music?

Personal judgement.

 

[jeroboam]

Personal judgement.

Wombat hope you're not going to have a kangaroo court . Sorry couldn't resist !.

 

[Wombat]

Wombat hope you're not going to have a kangaroo court . Sorry couldn't resist !.

Like Khomeini? No.

Not big on Rule 303 either: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rule 303
(The gist of the link is OK. Pity about the spelling).

 

[Djsedaw]

Thats a good question. There are people who don't listen to Cat Stevens anymore because the intro from his world hit "Morning has broken" was written by Rick wakeman (ex Yes keybord player) Stevens never mentiond Wakeman for that or gave him any credits. Ha ha for me a step to far.

from wiki
In 2000, Wakeman released an instrumental version of "Morning Has Broken" on an album of the same title. That same year he gave an interview on BBC Radio 5 Live in which he said he had agreed to perform on the Cat Stevens track for £10 and was "shattered" that he was omitted from the credits, adding that he never received the money either.

On his return to performance as Yusuf Islam, Stevens made a payment to Wakeman and apologized for the original non-payment, which he said arose from confusion and a misunderstanding on the record label's part. On a documentary aired on British television Wakeman stated that he felt Stevens's version of "Morning Has Broken" was a very beautiful piece of music that had brought people closer to religious truth. He expressed satisfaction in having contributed to this

 

[Snarfie]

Thanx

from wiki
In 2000, Wakeman released an instrumental version of "Morning Has Broken" on an album of the same title. That same year he gave an interview on BBC Radio 5 Live in which he said he had agreed to perform on the Cat Stevens track for £10 and was "shattered" that he was omitted from the credits, adding that he never received the money either.

On his return to performance as Yusuf Islam, Stevens made a payment to Wakeman and apologized for the original non-payment, which he said arose from confusion and a misunderstanding on the record label's part. On a documentary aired on British television Wakeman stated that he felt Stevens's version of "Morning Has Broken" was a very beautiful piece of music that had brought people closer to religious truth. He expressed satisfaction in having contributed to this

Thanx for the update.

 

[Andolink]

J.S. Bach: ‘Erwünschtes Freudenlicht’, BWV 184

 

[BillG]

 

[jeroboam]

Full album:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7fq3GRxUhpD5hN6Qr5sOX_P3

Judging from that track it sounds like a very well recorded album - good stuff

 

[Wombat]

Aussie boogie 1978:

Full album: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL94gOvpr5yt1_uc6nfPDPW5eRQqVasEC4

 

[Fledermaus]

Steve Swallow night last night :

https://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/album/s...allow-ohad-talmor-adam-nussbaum/8031697904021

https://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/album/always-pack-your-uniform-on-top-steve-swallow/0073145435062

 

[Thomas savage]

 

[DarrylG]

 

[Biblob]

Watermelon Man - Herbie Hancock

 

[guitarshredda15]

chillwave / synthwave / experimental electro

this track is crazy on headphones

 

[Wombat]

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFGNnXv8dfATLN3_nc5i5WVpnYxwVQgDY

 

[Alexanderc]

Over the past few months I’ve been rediscovering a bunch of Telarc classical recordings I’ve owned for years but hadn’t listened to for a long time. Well recorded, and some really great performances. If you’re not a hardcore classical music fan, I would start here: