Muzak - Page 10

davieddy · 2009-03-26, 13:27

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Originally Posted by 99.94

Dennis Brain - the prince of horn players, who died too young. He lived about as long as Mozart. The recording dates from 1953 and one many people think is unsurpassed.

(Every time I hear that piece I can't help thinking of Flanders & Swan in Ill Wind).

I'm afraid I grew up to the tune of Flanders and Swan:
I once had a horn and I knew how to blow it......

Xilman will know this one:

Here go I my name is Jowett,
there's no wisdom but I know it.
I'm the master of this college.
What I don't know is not knowledge.

davieddy · 2009-03-29, 21:00

Belatedly noticed his demise.
Surely we can find better thab this as a tribute.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE7DM...eature=related

davieddy · 2009-03-29, 21:04

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhVXsBn1pOw

For starters

davieddy · 2009-03-29, 22:11

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuZTk...eature=related

I consider this exquisite.
Now 99.94 wil tell me it isn't her

99.94 · 2009-03-30, 10:48

P. Cline. Ahem. I'm not sure I have heard of her. Pass on that one. :)

davieddy · 2009-03-31, 23:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by 99.94

P. Cline. Ahem. I'm not sure I have heard of her. Pass on that one. :)

Some tunes mature with age. Try this one for size:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5t7k0qoUvs

davieddy · 2009-04-02, 04:44

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18UMR...eature=related

Tracy Tracy shyly pronounces that they had been described
as "Blondie with Bollocks".
Having seen them (The Primitives) at UEA in 1988, my description
is Blondie and the Velvet Underground rolled into one.

PS I also saw Blondie in 1977 when they were the warm up
group for Television.
Regrettably I never saw the Velvet Underground, but their
first LP (Wharhol Banana, Nico etc) was the first LP I ever bought.

David

davieddy · 2009-04-02, 05:26

But it's relevant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HZ7-...eature=related

davieddy · 2009-04-03, 13:14

I suppose the reason that Me and 99.94 have effectively
monopolized this thread is that we are supposed to be
only interested in math (as they like to call it over there)

I think I saw these in 1988. Bkew my mind, but this clip
suggests I was two years late:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HZ7-Kj9Szc

I did try to find a previous post which conveyed my
first impressions of this group:
I had read a review which opined that this music might
have been created anytime in the last 20 years. Now that
it has, make sure you see it.

Their concert at the UEA appeared to be sold out so I
paid a couple near the front of the queue slightly over the odds
for their ticket. (1988). They went away apparently happy.
What I saw I can only describe as a performance which was
like watching Blondie and the Velet Underground simultaneously.

PS But even better:)

davieddy · 2009-04-06, 01:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by davieddy

But it's relevant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HZ7-...eature=related

xilman · 2009-04-07, 11:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by davieddy

I suppose the reason that Me and 99.94 have effectively monopolized this thread is that we are supposed to be only interested in math (as they like to call it over there)

Ok, I suppose I should contribute.

I just learned that Spinal Tap are embarking on a world tour: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7985487.stm

Supporting act is The Folksmen.

Paul

2009-03-29, 21:00	#101
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 2×3×13×83 Posts	Norman Whitfield RIP Belatedly noticed his demise. Surely we can find better thab this as a tribute. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE7DM...eature=related

2009-03-29, 21:04	#102
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 2·3·13·83 Posts	Norman Whitfield RIP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhVXsBn1pOw For starters

2009-03-29, 22:11	#103
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 2×3×13×83 Posts	Patsy Cline http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuZTk...eature=related I consider this exquisite. Now 99.94 wil tell me it isn't her

2009-04-02, 04:44	#106
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 2×3×13×83 Posts	Modesty http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18UMR...eature=related Tracy Tracy shyly pronounces that they had been described as "Blondie with Bollocks". Having seen them (The Primitives) at UEA in 1988, my description is Blondie and the Velvet Underground rolled into one. PS I also saw Blondie in 1977 when they were the warm up group for Television. Regrettably I never saw the Velvet Underground, but their first LP (Wharhol Banana, Nico etc) was the first LP I ever bought. David Last fiddled with by davieddy on 2009-04-02 at 04:54

2009-04-02, 05:26	#107
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 2×3×13×83 Posts	This may be something of an "acquirwd taste" But it's relevant http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HZ7-...eature=related

2009-03-30, 10:48	#104
99.94 Dec 2004 The Land of Lost Content 273₁₀ Posts	P. Cline. Ahem. I'm not sure I have heard of her. Pass on that one. :)

2009-04-03, 13:14	#108
davieddy "Lucan" Dec 2006 England 1100101001010₂ Posts	The Primitives I suppose the reason that Me and 99.94 have effectively monopolized this thread is that we are supposed to be only interested in math (as they like to call it over there) I think I saw these in 1988. Bkew my mind, but this clip suggests I was two years late: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HZ7-Kj9Szc I did try to find a previous post which conveyed my first impressions of this group: I had read a review which opined that this music might have been created anytime in the last 20 years. Now that it has, make sure you see it. Their concert at the UEA appeared to be sold out so I paid a couple near the front of the queue slightly over the odds for their ticket. (1988). They went away apparently happy. What I saw I can only describe as a performance which was like watching Blondie and the Velet Underground simultaneously. PS But even better:) Last fiddled with by davieddy on 2009-04-03 at 13:20