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>>73168529
WAITING FOR THE NIGHT TO FALL

I KNOW WHAT IT TAKES TO MOVE ON

>>73168511
>are laptop speakers the only patrician choice?
I thought this was gonna be a thread shilling high quality speaker systems but turns out you're just a disgusting pleb. Sad!~

>>73168542
nice use of the squiggly

Live music is the only patrician choice idiot.

Ada Pasternak is a chameleon—both musically and stylistically. Projecting girlish innocence at times and the sexiest, most diabolical of divas at others, Ada’s authenticity and musical mastery always and invariably shine through—connecting with her audience from the core of her soul.

Ada is the eternal chrysalis—forever emerging from her cocoon to reveal new, exotically beautiful music. Graduating from prestigious Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship, Ada’s smoldering interpretations of jazz and pop belie her roots as a Russian-born child prodigy and classical violinist.

However and in addition to now being a world class violinist, Ada’s true passions are songwriting and singing. Her own, hit-bound compositions range from raw funk to poignantly eloquent soliloquies, including a signature country/ bluegrass-inspired ballad that fans would swear was born in the heart of Appalachia—had Ada not written its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics, herself.

Throughout her journey, Ada has attracted the attention of, and performed and recorded with artists as musically diverse and enduring as Wyclef Jean, renowned French jazz painist Lulu Gainsbrough, Israel’s legendary Idan Raichel (India Arie, Alicia Keys), Gary Lucas (Captain Beefheart, Jeff Buckley) and the late Lou Soloff of the iconic Blood Sweat & Tears.

Ada disarms her audiences with her casual, ukulele-esque strumming one moment, only to amaze them with her extraordinary command of her instrument, the next—not to mention her delicate, yet powerful lyrics and vocal stylings—and the musicianship of her accompanying collaborators.

Ada’s own time has come—as her growing legions of loyal fans attest. Ada’s following of discerning listeners enthusiastically populate her performances throughout Manhattan, New York City’s surrounding boroughs, New England’s best performing venues and beyond. Hear and see Ada NOW…

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>>73168494
so, she's the next lindsay stirling? i'd like to hear some finished songs, not some random violin playing that has been done to death before. what is her selling point?

>>73169500
improv

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>>73168472
Fucking loved ACLAM man, nice choice.

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>>73168596
Yeah Jlin's probs AOTYSF for me.

I feel as though the new xx was hugely underrated.

>>73168639
Yeah I think a lot of people balk at it because they've become moody music for Tumblr teens, but it's actually their best record imo

>>73168389
they're pretty nice m8

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>>73168389
ELP were slurred endlessly by the no-talent commies in the music criticism industry, who were scared shitless that popular music might actually get complicated enough to require people who actually knew shit about music theory to assess. Coupled with the fact that Greg Lake was a goody-two-shoes-heartthrob, which always kills a band's cool factor (see Roger Waters for the opposite effect), as well as the fact that their albums had a tendency to contain lots of filler, and you have a toxic combination. Their best songs (Tarkus, Karn Evil 9, Trilogy, Take a Pebble, Tank, Knife Edge, The Endless Enigma) are very good indeed, with a lot of thought put into their construction (by no means just "wankery"). Along with King Crimson, Yes and Genesis, ELP are absolutely essential prog.

2.) Works 1 is an acquired taste. It's the last album they made that wasn't total shit. It's a double LP, in which each band member gets a side and the final side is a group effort. The first side is Emerson writing a piano concerto that rips off every neo-classical composer of the modern period shamelessly, but it's still impressive *for a rock musician*. Greg Lake sadly just indulged himself with second-rate crooning, his side is the worst. Carl Palmer's side of the album is top tier if you are at all interested in drumming, my favourite by far. The final side is two pieces only, Fanfare and Pirates, which are about average late-ELP. They are decent, not bad, not amazing.

It's not a shit album (unlike Works 2), but you shouldn't listen to it until you are familiar with the debut, Tarkus, Pictures at an Exhibition, Trilogy and BSS.

How's it feel Punk Rock??? You're all fucking hipsters now! hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahah

>>73168337
What?

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God tier obscure post-punk thread?

dobri isak were pretty lame as far as yugoslavian underground music went desu
just another joy division wannabe band with a terrible vocalist

check these out instead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGQi3ylmKbQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87lhDU2MIQM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVgDPMnSBQo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkoH0M0uPs0

>>73168300
Gonna give Similitude of a Dream a listen. Besides Water's album, I don't what prog is coming out this year that sounds mildly interesting. How is Oldfield's new album?

The Source is alright but its hard to take the scifi theme seriously I've always liked Ayreon stuff that is more present themed.

The Optimist is pretty good the extra electronic layer helps.

Im getting hyped for new Steven Wilson album.

Is the new Steve Hackett stuff any good?

>>73168501
Oldfield's new album is pretty good, one of his best in a long time
I've never been a big fan of Neal Morse

>>73168591
New Steve Hackett is nice but not amazing

SOMEBODY

ONCE

IN THE SHEEEDDDD

that song is bitonal more than it is atonal

>>73168270
oh is it? can you explain

>>73168210
not atonal at all

>>73168143
Ching chong ping pong chung?

dont

对不起我的中文不好

Timblr is only good for porn and complaining about how the impoverished in middle america should shrek their privilege while you attend an ivy league university

>>73168079
Ok.

>>73168079
>shrek

The underground no longer exists since internet made everything accessible to everyone, and this extremely easily.

>>73168102
tHAT TUFKCING SUCKS

I don't, thankfully

I don't care about image.

>>73168040
Fuck you, you're just a cat

>>73167937
I've seen this recced on YouTube I put it on my watch later list .

>>73167937
>marketed
is it really that shilled?
I sort of dropped electro swing after linstening to caravan palace and parov stelar for some time, not enough variation