What Are You Listening to Now 7.0

[ChloeTzang]

Wow. Sends shivers down my spine. Ukrainian Army 3rd Special Forces Regiment song, (3rd Separate Regiment of Prince Sviatoslav the Brave) - "Song of the Brave". Translation of the lyrics from Ukrainian is my best shot. Reminds me of one of those old Viking chants.

The evening is on fire,
Brothers have joined the ranks,
A hand laid on my shoulder,
It's time for us to go, it's time for us to go!
Chorus:
Step by step, in the shadows,
Wolves go hunting.
Swords consecrated in battle
Taken from the ground, held in our hands.
Forged by our ancestors in battle,
Steel hard, enemy fear ...
Chorus.
The power of the spirits is amongst us,
In the gray steppes, our seas,
In the circle of valor, victory
Prince's two-swords on our shields ...
Chorus.
The fire of sacrifice goes up,
Black shields are in ranks,
Hands on swords
Time for us to go, time for us to go! ..
Chorus.
Fallen in battle in the midst of the wild fields
Leading from the front, calling to action.
Let's remember the trinity today
And fight again, and fight again!
Chorus.
Battleships that go under the wind,
Paving the way for our sons,
Years later, our grandfather's flags
flutter in our regiments

 

[Handley_Page]

Thank You, Chloe.
It's difficult to follow that, but I suggest "Fanfare for the common man"
This is Emerson, Lake & Palmer (at the Montreal stadium ?).

 

[litfan10]

In Time with Gravity

Playgrounded

 

[Lori_the_Hoosier]

Enough Martinis have sashayed past me that I can mellow out now, 'tis Saturday night and I give not a f*ck, so listening to UB40 - Labour of Love.

 

[SimonDoom]

Mahler, Das Lied von der Erde.

My tastes are eclectic. I'll probably listen to Trio, Da Da Da next.

 

[Handley_Page]

Beethoven, 4th symphony.

 

[Candy_Kane54]

I just found out recently that Michael A. Jones, an incredible pianist, just died in January. One of my favorite albums of his is "Amber" that he did with David Darling. While looking for Michael's obituary, I found out that David Darling, a renown cellist, had died in January 2021. Now I'm really bummed. Listen to this album and enjoy how a piano and cello can make beautiful music together. Tracks 1 and 4, "Rainfall" and "Wu Wei" are especially beautiful.

 

[Candy_Kane54]

I just found out recently that Michael A. Jones, an incredible pianist, just died in January. One of my favorite albums of his is "Amber" that he did with David Darling. While looking for his obituary, I found out that David Darling, a renown cellist, had died in January 2021. Now I'm really bummed. Listen to this album and enjoy how a piano and cello can make beautiful music together. Tracks 1 and 4, "Rainfall" and "Wu Wei" are especially beautiful.

Michael Jones, along with David Darling and Nancy Rumbel, a renown oboeist, got together to do two beautiful albums titled "After the Rain" and "Magical Child." Listen to them to hear how a piano, cello, and oboe can make beautiful music together. My all-time favorite song is on the album "Magical Child" titled "Lullaby," which, in my opinion, is the most beautiful instrumental music piece ever recorded.

 

[Haulover]

Beardfish : Mammoth

 

[Haulover]

Beggar's Opera : The Final Curtain

 

[litfan10]

Green Asphalt's eponymous first album

Fans of Gentle Giant should love this album.

 

[Haulover]

Bjorn Lynne : Wolves of the Gods

 

[Haulover]

All Them Witches : Nothing As The Ideal


(The band loosely identifies with themes from "Rosemary's Baby")

 

[Haulover]

Leprous : Aphelion

 

[Haulover]

Cult of Luna : The Long Road North


(Again ... all over the genre map! )

 

[Bramblethorn]

Bloodywood: Gaddaar. Gotta respect an act who calls their tour "Raj Against The Machine".

 

[Lady2020]

Don't Think Twice, It's All Right. Joan Baez.

 

[Lady2020]

Lust for Life. Lana del Rey.

 

[Lori_the_Hoosier]

In my office and listening to the playlist currently playing in Cardio OR 2; my minions apparently have good taste...
Early Music Ensemble - extract from Pachelbel's Canon in D
Sabine Deveiilhe & Marianne Crebassa - Flower Duet from Delibes' 'Lakmé
Handel - Lascia Ch'io Pianga - aria from 'Rinaldo'
Donizetti - Il Dolce Suono from 'Lucia de Lammermoor'
Verdi - La Donna è Mobile from 'Rigoletto'
Anna Netrebko - Quando m'en Vo from Puccini's 'La Bohème'
Deborah York - Voi, che Sapete from Mozart's 'Le Nozze de Figaro'
Verdi - Libiamo, né Lieti Calici from 'La Traviata'

 

[ericrodman101]

Kim Wonpil - Pilmography

 

[Haulover]

Bent Knee : Frosting


So far, much more imaginative than their recent catalog.

Their "Say So" was excellent, but I haven't been as impressed by their subsequent releases. I'm only 4 tracks in, but so far, this one impresses.

 

[Haulover]

Bent Knee : Frosting


So far, much more imaginative than their recent catalog.

Their "Say So" was excellent, but I haven't been as impressed by their subsequent releases. I'm only 4 tracks in, but so far, this one impresses.

Sadly, I thing they were trying too hard to be "creative". It's still a good listen, though.

 

[Haulover]

District 97 : Screenplay


Similar to the above : I liked their first album (and saw them perform it live) - but lost interest after subsequent releases.

Let's see how this one plays...

 

[Haulover]

District 97 : Screenplay


Similar to the above : I liked their first album (and saw them perform it live) - but lost interest after subsequent releases.

Let's see how this one plays...

Nah - sadly, not as impressed as I hoped I'd be.

 

[Haulover]

Cult of Luna : The Long Road North