Music Thread

[Şerban S.]

There is a long list of names in this world of music...
I suppose that Vangelis, Pink Floyd, Beethoven, Chopin, were the most influential entities for me.
I had a very old dream to play the piano and after the early '70s, when the Moog emerged, I knew the electronic music was my choice.
Life though, was less in my favor.
My musical training is close to none (except grades I - IV, which was very long ago...). Lack of support from family...
I still want to make music so, what I would like to get from you, is what you feel and think of that:

It is my second album.
Most of the music was composed, played and recorded on a Korg PA500. Some tracks (two, as far as I remember, track 4, "What Are You Doing For Yourself" and track 7 "Mediteranean Echoes") were made with a DAW on a laptop with a Behringer UMX610.

[Şerban S.]

Thanks for pointing me to this!

Classic style electronica. Interesting, melancholic vibe with musically narrative aspect to it, beings at 37:42.

[Itsmehina]

Labrinth's songs on repeat

[LambD]

I think that a solid playlist will keep you on the go to. Here is my current playlist that I would like to share.
 it goes well with everything even with diving myself in reading, chilling around and

[vint]

Indeed,
So many musicians inspired by Kinda Blue. 

[Jerry]

Best Jazz album of all time; Kinda Blue, Miles Davis

Also one of Rick Wright's from Pink Floyd favorite album, and the partial inspiration for the song Us & Them.

[sakarletjohn]

Been a long time since I heard that name mentioned! I last saw them at Tyler the Creator (with Rev Horton Heat 💥) in… 1990?

[vint]

Best Jazz album of all time; Kinda Blue, Miles Davis, Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Cannon Ball Adderly, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb on drums.  Anything from Alice In Chains, Bleed the Freak, and so on and so forth.

[mikal jee]

If I'm stressed out, listening to stressful music like Mindless self-indulgence helps keep my mind distracted so that I can focus on other things, but my favorites tend to be metal and classic music, which means that I enjoy listening to that genre of music the most no matter what mood I'm in. This is because metal and classical music and bad bunny have a timeless quality that appeals to me regardless of how I'm feeling.

[bitsnpcs]

removed nothing to discuss here, post your music whoever wants to

Come on, I bet you can find something of your like that does not violate forum rules.

I think the problem were actually the videos.

This is recording of me playing a tune of my own creation, recorded to Linux desktop computer. (Live recording, no editing , no effects used) I played and just saved to Audacity, then added info text using Openshot video editor.
 

[friTTe]

Hmm long time member who is back on LInux Lite on older Lenovo...when we talk music i must say that one of the greatest albums i've ever heard is new one from Tool.
It is like a trip or a  story , lay down and just relax and listen, try it out guys

[Teddy]

For those of you who remember MTV!

[MS]

Negativity, is born of suffering. It is an attempt to ease one suffering by imposing it upon the other. Else, it is survival. Only sentience can breed suffering. Horror, comes from the shared fear of being incorporated in suffering. There is only suffering to be afraid of. Suffering without an end. Such as, if there is light at the end of the tunnel, but the everlasting journey of man towards that light, is all about enduring the prevailing darkness of the way.



It sounds very speculative.

Nobody believes in the triumph of negativity.

[MS]

Some neofolk for today. Along with it, the question of modern spirituality. Could spirituality, be turned into a product? Can spirituality, become an object? Can fire, be contained in any form, can it be converted into solid state entity, without damage to the form or to the meaning of fire?



Burn strong.

[MS]

However to bite it, true music, is being made, not played. The same goes with life.