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FullfigRIMAAM1 -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/21/2009 8:10:38 PM)
Yes! Flamenco music. I heard it at Border's cafe, and fell immediately in love. M http://www.amazon.com/Obsession-Flamenco-Romance-Various-Artists/dp/B00000I7JF/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1240369780&sr=8-22.

Musicmystery -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/21/2009 8:21:01 PM)
Evoka's "Starlight in Daden" Michael Hedges' "Because It's There" Pat Metheny's "Last Train Home" Blue Man Group's "Exhibit 13"

sambamanslilgirl -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/22/2009 5:37:06 AM)
yes i had that experience recently when reviewing this band called Makeshift Prodigy - almost like Coldplay but much better. www.makeshiftprodigy.com also for those who enjoy a little rock/funk/soul/hip hop fusion - check out my friends Raw Footage Band www.rawfootageband.com

Vendaval -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/22/2009 1:36:03 PM)
[:)] Thank you both, ladies. Adding Nightwish to my music list. quote: ORIGINAL: SylvereApLeanan quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic I like so many different kinds of stuff, altho I tend to stay with what I know, Mandalay, Rammstein, Evanescence all got me when I first heard them also trancy ambient stuff and this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO4LyKd-Hws I loved this one the first time I heard it. Lucy Woo hoo! Nightwish rocks. I like Amaranth best. Have you heard their cover of Phantom of the Opera? It's wicked cool.

gman992 -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 12:15:31 PM)
If you like jazzy sounds, just type in Pink Martini at you-tube, you won't be disappointed.

slvemike4u -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 1:15:14 PM)
Yep.it was 1972 and I was 12/13 years old when I heard the almost otherworldly guitar playing of Jimmie Page and the thunderous drumming of John Henry Bonham accompanied by the bass styling's of John Paul Jones.....all fronted by the incredible Robert Plant...Yep ,blew me away alright.

strangedesire -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 1:55:07 PM)
Cold War Kids - We Used To Vacation A friend put this on in the car a few weeks ago, and I spent the rest of the trip trying to convince him to play it a second time. I've had it in constant rotation since then.

DotarSojat -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 2:15:57 PM)
Ever since I heard this one I started using it for my meditations. I have become a huge Kitaro fan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RI_mAgfcLM

slvemike4u -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 2:17:08 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: strangedesire Cold War Kids - We Used To Vacation A friend put this on in the car a few weeks ago, and I spent the rest of the trip trying to convince him to play it a second time. I've had it in constant rotation since then. That was nice...thanks for posting it.

strangedesire -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 2:30:20 PM)
Anytime. [;)]

Thunderbird56 -> RE: Have you ever been introduced to a certain sound of music that just blows you away? (4/23/2009 2:47:07 PM)
Yeah, when I was about 16 and heard Gentle Giant for the first time. They changed my musical interests right away and forever. Often described as a "musicians band" for their complex compositions and technical proficiency, they are not casual listener fair. Few people "get them" on a first listen, most never get them at all, or want to. If the thought of complex, dynamic, intricate music, with lots of counterpoint and inter-play between instruments, masterfully performed interests you, there are lots of youtube videos. I recommend starting with "Funny Ways". Written in 1970 and a live performance band favorite. Where else will you see a bass player on violin, switch to trumpet, back to violin - the keyboard player on cello, then keys, then a killer vibraphone solo, & back to cello ... all during the same song? "On Reflection" is another exhibition of showmanship and talent, as is "Excerpts from Octopus". Enjoy.

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