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 From:  Philander99   5 Jul 2018 14:18 
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Hello all,

I am new to this community. I would like to know your interest about music. What's your favorite music all the time. I love melody songs all the time. What about you?

Thank you!

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 From:  CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)   12 Jul 2018 17:23 
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The "Barney" theme song. So moving it makes me weep every time I hear it, which is about a hundred times a day.

Do you philander much?
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 From:  Manthorp   12 Jul 2018 20:15 
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I love dirges.

What do you love, Philander?  Does it involve paid-for-proxies or SEO services?  You seem like that kind of guy.
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 From:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)   12 Jul 2018 21:54 
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Do you have a flake in your head?
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 From:  graphitone   12 Jul 2018 21:56 
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I love a jaunty morris dance tune. The sound of wood on wood is a joyous thing.


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 From:  Chris (CHRISSS)   12 Jul 2018 22:38 
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Mr Blobby.
Blobby, oh Mr Blobby, if only you could make us understand
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 From:  graphitone   13 Jul 2018 15:46 
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Alright then, it's as good an idea for a thread as any, so srsly, what is everyone's favourite tune/song/soundscape? Is that too difficult to distill down? My favourite changes on pretty much a daily basis.
Even a top 5 would be tricky.


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 From:  milko   13 Jul 2018 17:33 
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that spam song's funny, do you like that one, Philander99? Actually it's not that funny really is it.

I would really struggle to pick a top 5 song/tune/scape thing. A top 20 would be hard. oof, nope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJH4gXRtvSY
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 From:  CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)   13 Jul 2018 17:56 
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Mine changes from week to week, it's a very oddball mix too. Stuff I remember from when I was a kid to stuff I never heard until I randomly picked it up at the lieberry. Latest in that category is Monkey Junk though, TBH, I've only listened to one or two tracks from the cd I ripped. I don't listen to music all that much.
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 From:  Manthorp   13 Jul 2018 21:37 
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One is impossible, though if pressed, I'd go for Eric Serra's scrap (it really is) Learning Time on his soundtrack to Nikita. I love it anyway, & two of my kids were born to it.

But following, separated only by a cigarette paper's thickness, would be; Beatles, Tomorrow Never Knows, Andy Sheppard, Romantic Conversations, John Tavener, Song for Athene, Hildegard of Bingen, Columba Aspexit, Orchestra Makassy, Mambo Bado, James Taylor, Sweet Baby James, Miles Davis, So What </stops arbitrarily>
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 From:  graphitone   14 Jul 2018 21:45 
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I'd not heard the Eric Serra track before. I have now and I like it, though that sort of music's not to my taste, I can appreciate the musicianship. I like a lyric and the power of the human voice. I love some of Arvo Part's compositions, Litany is especially good. To that end I like Gregorian Chant, not a specific track but just enjoy the style, which is pure vocals.

My favourite songs of the moment are:

The Decemberists - O Valencia
Pearl Jam - Down
Deer Tick - Balitmore Blues
Tired Pony - The Good Book
Eels - Railroad Man


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 From:  Manthorp   15 Jul 2018 14:23 
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Some good choices in there.  If you like Gregorian chant, try one I mentioned earlier: Columba Aspexit, by the Abbess Hildegard of Bingen.  Try and find the version by Emma Kirkby and The Gothic Voices (I think).

It's plainsong, not Gregorian, but it's stunning.
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 From:  Philander99   15 Jul 2018 17:59 
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Thank you so much dude. Actually I am newbie here and love to hear different kind of songs all the time. Whenever I don't have much work in hand I listen music. 
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 From:  graphitone   15 Jul 2018 20:39 
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Just checked it out on Youtube, which didn't yield the version you mentioned, but one the one I did find, wow, that's beautiful piece. I wonder what the instrumentation is?

I want it to be a bladderpipe, inasmuch as it's a funny name. I suspect it's a kind of early harpsicord.

Edit: Also found this version. I have no idea why the pianist got a credit for this :C


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 From:  Manthorp   15 Jul 2018 20:50 
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Despite the lack of ascription, that's the Kirkby/Gothic Voices version. 

I would have gone with some kind of drone harmonium - the sort they use a lot in Indian classical - but my sleeve notes say it's a reed drone, so I guess something a bit bagpipey.
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