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Me? The amazing soulful grooves of Liam Gallagher and some insane throwback tracks from Oasis ...
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Other than that ... Beethoven ... and some other freaks too, ha!
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Which of the two Gallaghers looks like a punk? I remember seeing a picture, I think Noel in the early days, and thinking this looked like the sort of a guy I would get into a punchup in a bar with. Probably why I never listened to them. Would not recognize their music. The one thing I remember reading was that they had "Beatle-like" harmonies. I'll have a listen one day.
My favorite Beethoven symphony is the Pastoral. What about you?
Which of the two Gallaghers looks like a punk? I remember seeing a picture, I think Noel in the early days, and thinking this looked like the sort of a guy I would get into a punchup in a bar with. Probably why I never listened to them. Would not recognize their music. The one thing I remember reading was that they had "Beatle-like" harmonies. I'll have a listen one day.
My favorite Beethoven symphony is the Pastoral. What about you?
The Gallagher punk? Noel ... for sure. Bad ass creative. BUT ... in performance no one I've every seen, and I've seen a lot Fred, no one attacks a word shape like Liam Gallagher. The pure force of his vocal crushes. And Noel is well aware of that force.
Yes, word shapes.
Ode to Joy ... Beethoven's 9th is ... I don't know ... spiritual???
From a design perspective I've studied his compositions for years. How he built it. His use of a theme or a simple motif is so absolutely wonderful and thoughtful to it's purpose ... very clean, very rhythmic ... describing its subject matter.
Ode to Joy, crazy awesome!
I can't say which of his compositions is my fav ... but somewhere tied for 1st along with his 9th symphony ...
Piano Concerto Number 3
5th symphony
Moonlight sonata
Für Elise
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Here's an amusing read on Beethoven's compositional methodology ...
I was joking, sort of. i was not talking about hair styles , I was talking about Noel's countenence in one picture I saw back in the 20th, he was in a foul mood, probably he was hung over and some stupid photographer's flash went off in his face. He looked like he wanted to punch someone in the mouth, yet he don't look like much of a fighter, Hence my use of the term "punk", He looked like he was trying to act mean.
I saw Roy in the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto back in the mid- to late-1970s. There were about 12 people there. He was a fabulous player. Tribute To Elmore James - YouTube
I saw Roy in the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto back in the mid- to late-1970s. There were about 12 people there. He was a fabulous player. Tribute To Elmore James - YouTube
He would play things Hendrix style just for laughs, and do it just as well, And he did it with a bone-stock '62 Fender Telecaster, No whammy bar, no pedals, nothing. Just bends the fuck out of his strings with his left hand, so occasionally he would have to tweak a tuning key after yanking a string out of tune.
I say Buchanan didn't want to be famous, he wanted a normal life. His death in a small=town U.S., drunk tank was mysterious and tragic. All that exists is a police report, which says he was found hanging by his shirt in his cell. That must be bullshit. How does a man that size string himself up by his shirt??
Last edited by Fred Henderson; Saturday, 1st April, 2023, 08:32 AM.
That is how I remember the show. I have never suspected foul play in his death, but maybe there was. I doubt it was political, like John Lennon must have been, but maybe some bad cops took care of him?
This sort of analysis is beyond me, but I do love jazz, probably more than any other musical form. I was born and raised on it due to my parents who both totally loved jazz music and played it all the time. Of the jazz piano players, there are many greats. Perhaps the most elite of them all is the Canadian from Montreal, Oscar Peterson. Then there is the enlightened genius, Thelonious Sphere Monk, and the completely brilliant Keith Jarrett. Other greats include Bill Evans, Art Tatum, McCoy Tyner and many more. I am not so much interested in solo playing, I prefer a trio with a bassist and a drummer along with the piano.
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