I don't know why "agreement" is important to you, but this is pretty bland. All of the typical pressure points are pressed, with nothing new or engaging.

Agree?

Agree?

ye agree to be fair. Sounds difficult to play

As a layman pianist, I would hazard that it's probably harder to play than it looks, absolutely. But that's now why I like it.

(Jazz elitists: I don't care I like it)

I really like your music taste and it is quite an interesting contrast. I love the Waterboys for when I am up(This is the Sea' album) and The Jesus and Mary Chain for when I am down(esp Darklands album) I recommend a Waterboys side project, featuring Karl Wallinger, The World Party. You may well have come across them, but I think that 'Private Revolution' and 'Goodbye Jumbo' are terrific.

If there is any interest in a subjective music sharing game, I know a fun one called Walrus. Not sure if games are allowed on this forum but it might be something people here would enjoy.

thanks for the recommendation :up: hadn't heard of World Party

Have you heard Makaya McCraven's reimagining of that record? Pretty cool

I hadn’t heard of that, that’s neat. Thank you :)

:up:

One of the best prog tracks of all time

Happy Birthday for whenever it's your birthday everyone!
(Bjork's first band)

reminds me of Ozric Tentacles

I need to refresh my memory on them.

Somehow ended up here tonight, but I'm not complaining

Sounds more like early Porcupine Tree to me

If there is any interest in a subjective music sharing game, I know a fun one called Walrus. Not sure if games are allowed on this forum but it might be something people here would enjoy. — Uglydelicious

Sounds fun. How do you play?

There are a few variations. I prefer the grab bag variation:

Each participant submits a music category in the thread, if there are five players there are five unique categories. Examples: “early 2000s pop music” or “songs to move your body to” or anything you want.

Each participant submits a song for each category via pm to the mod.

The mod distributes the submissions to each player according to their category. Participants then rank their category subjectively (can be on fit, enjoyment, novelty etc), revealing publicly in the thread with a short response about each song placement. Since this is a philosophy forum it might be nice to try to connect it back to philosophy in the write ups.

First place earns 1 point. The objective is to have fun and hear new music— the “winner” is whoever has the least points.

At the end we tally up everybody’s scores and reveal who submitted what.

Hmmm... a bit more complex than what I was imagining. I was thinking something like this. Since it’s called “walrus” I thought maybe the goal would have been to find artists and songs that both began with each letter in the word “walrus.” So, to start we would try to first find an artist that starts with “W” and also one of their songs that start with “W” as well.

Anyway, I’m not sure how a mod would feel about their inbox getting blown up with songs that they have to keep track of distributing, but you could always tag one and see. If they agreed. I’d suggest making the game it’s own thread.

yeah when I say mod I meant, whoever is moderating the game.

Your game sounds fun too

I can’t stop listening to this song. The personification of the Mississippi River reminds me of ethical subjectivity and the indifference of the universe, paired with the beautiful vocals of an inspirational figure this is one moving tune.

One version, from the original 1936 movie Showboat, has the lyric “get a little drunk and you lands in jail”. Another version on Spotify has the changed lyric that Robeson would sing to workers, including a famous impromptu performance to the workers building the Sydney Opera House, has the lyric as “show a little grit and you land in jail” which I strongly prefer.

In memoriam Chick Corea 1941-2021 music program for the evening:

https://youtu.be/FrxoxDt_QPI

Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy (42:41)
Return to Forever, 1973

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https://youtu.be/iGHmj8r9GrQ part 1

https://youtu.be/4dPS8Ay7lKA part 2

Live at the Fillmore East March 7, 1970: It's About that Time (90:13)
Miles Davis Band

:pray:

From a record by bandleader/drummer Pete La Roca Sims which was later re-issued as a Chick record, incurring a lawsuit:

V-D for one ♡



"My Funny Valentine" Live (12:02)
Miles Davis Quintet

Miles Davis - trumpet
Wayne Shorter - tenor sax
Herbie Hancock - piano
Ron Carter - bass
Tony Williams - drums

Teatro dell'Arte, Milan, Italy
October 11 1964

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"Wish You Were Here" Live (3:42)
Wish You Were Here, 1975
Pink Floyd
performed by Roger Waters, Eric Clapton & singers, 2005

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"Drinking Again" (3:29)
Unforgettable: A Tribute to Dinah Washington, 1964
written by Johnny Mercer & Doris Tauber, 1962
performed by Aretha Franklin

@Noble Dust agree?