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[sachi]

 

[sachi]

 

[svenkateshsmart]

Hi,

Listening to Ilaiyaraja's How to Name It

What a composition!

Cheers!

 

[venkatcr]

Listening to Ilaiyaraja's How to Name It

What kind of music is it?

Cheers

 

[svenkateshsmart]

What kind of music is it?

Cheers

Hi,

It is an instrumental Indian-Western fusion album. A must one for Raja's fans!

There is one other album "Nothing but Wind" which also belongs to the same genre.

Cheers!

 

[sachi]

 

[sachi]

 

[unleash_me]

 

[sachi]

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Found a CD of Mahler's 2nd symphony sneaked into my carnatic collection!

Haven't listened to it for five or six years. Stunning and mindblowing!

Happy reminder of how incredibly powerful it is to see a huge-scale orchestral piece like this live!

Also, a sad reminder of how badly my "hifi" is setup. Zero soundstage --- but hey, I want to move house!

 

[KonfuSed]

Currently listening to
1. Nirvana black album. Contains almost all the great songs by Nirvana. Awesome to say the least.
2. Jon BonJovi - Destination Anywhere- BonJovi without BonJovi signature. Not like what BonJovi used to be but few songs are very catchy. But some of lyrics could've been better.
3. GnR- Use your illusion II - Found the CD for this album after a long time. It was unavailable for a long time. Probably the best album by GnR, this was kind of a cult album to have during my college days.
4. Ev1s- Found a new found love for Rock'n'Roll. I'm really loving this genre now. Now I know what I was missing. Can someone please suggest me some more Rock'n'Roll kind of songs/albums? Must not be missed songs by Elvis?
Regards,

 

[Hiten]

Can someone please suggest me some more Rock'n'Roll kind of songs/albums?

Some artist immediately comes to mind are Bill Haley and his comets, Jerry Lee Lewis, chuck berry.
these are some of my favourites
Bill Haley's
~Rock around the clock
~See you later aligator
~Shake rattle and roll
~Thirteen Women
~That's How I Got to Memphis
~you hit the wrong note billy goat
Jerry Lee Lewis
~Great balls of fire
~Whole Lotta Shakin' Going on
Try to listen to 'Youtube' to get the feel of songs and see you like them
Regards
Hiten

 

[hifiashok]

i have new respect for my setup, esp. the ES panel, after listening to the u/m:-

Various Artists - Dali Stereo Demonstration CD
Genre: Pop/Rock
Year: 2002
Tracklist:
1. Henry Mancini - Pink Panther
2. Nils Lofgren - Keith Don't Go
3. Hugh Masekela - Stimela
4. Ben Webster - Gentle Ben
5. Safri Duo - Samb Alegreo
6. Dick Hyman - Plays Fats Waller
7. Keb Mo - Every Morning
8. Chieftains With Senead O' Connor - The Fokie
9. Dadawa - Canton Story
10. Joselin B. Smith - When I Need You
11. Roger Waters - Amused To Death
12. Terry Evans - Tell Me Your Lies
13. Mercedes Sosa - Misa Criolla
14. Elvis Presley - Fever
15. John Campbell - Way Down In The Hole

The sound staging on the first and second track is excellent! And on some others too. Even the old Elvis Presley 'Fever' number is gr8!

Anyone have the CD artwork for this.

Thanx Kamalji.

 

[hifiashok]

Some artist immediately comes to mind are Bill Haley and his comets, Jerry Lee Lewis, chuck berry.
these are some of my favourites
Bill Haley's
~Rock around the clock
~See you later aligator
~Shake rattle and roll
~Thirteen Women
~That's How I Got to Memphis
~you hit the wrong note billy goat
Jerry Lee Lewis
~Great balls of fire
~Whole Lotta Shakin' Going on
Try to listen to you tube to get the feel of songs and see you like them
Regards
Hiten

have the jerry lee lewis 'great balls of fire' OST. great stuff.

the movie too was gr8!

 

[metalbandit]

Only two very long tracks here in Moonsorrow's latest album. They label their genre of music as Epic Heathen Metal; its not just music but an experience to savor. One of my favorite metal bands from Finland, their music is mostly inspired by Finnish mythology and poetry, unlike most other Scandinavian bands influenced by Vikings.

 

[sachi]

 

[grubyhalo]

i have new respect for my setup, esp. the ES panel, after listening to the u/m:-

Various Artists - Dali Stereo Demonstration CD
Genre: Pop/Rock
Year: 2002
Tracklist:
1. Henry Mancini - Pink Panther
2. Nils Lofgren - Keith Don't Go
3. Hugh Masekela - Stimela
4. Ben Webster - Gentle Ben
5. Safri Duo - Samb Alegreo
6. Dick Hyman - Plays Fats Waller
7. Keb Mo - Every Morning
8. Chieftains With Senead O' Connor - The Fokie
9. Dadawa - Canton Story
10. Joselin B. Smith - When I Need You
11. Roger Waters - Amused To Death
12. Terry Evans - Tell Me Your Lies
13. Mercedes Sosa - Misa Criolla
14. Elvis Presley - Fever
15. John Campbell - Way Down In The Hole

The sound staging on the first and second track is excellent! And on some others too. Even the old Elvis Presley 'Fever' number is gr8!

Anyone have the CD artwork for this.

Thanx Kamalji.

That's a neat compilation. Where did you get it?

 

[metalbandit]

The Reunion concert marked the return of Ozzy to Black Sabbath. All the classic Sabbath tracks are covered in this live gig, and there are two new studio songs at the end, "Psycho Man" and "Selling My Soul". An amazing concert, where these ageless rockers still kick some serious butt. Every heavy metal band owes their riffs to these British bad boys. Ozzy is, as always, full of energy. Bill Ward still drums away like a possessed demon. Tony Iommi is a magician with the electric guitar, and Geezer Butler weaves a beautiful web with his bass.

My favorite tracks here are "Iron Man', 'Children of the Grave" & 'Paranoid'. "AWESOME"

 

[hifiashok]

friends, re-posting this here (apologies)...

would anyone have 'waisa bhi hota hai'. i'm searching but not getting it. shibani kashyap's no. in it is haunting.

 

[metalbandit]

Thrash Metal is alive and kicking, and Kreator is one band which stands out in the crowd of me-too Thrash bands out there.

"Hordes of Chaos" is their latest offering containing some really heavy and impressive work.

Favorite tracks: Hordes Of Chaos, Amok Run.

Line-up:
Mille Petrozza - Vocals, Guitar
Sami Yli-Sirnio - Guitar
Christian Giesler - Bass
Jurgen Reil - Drums