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Loved Alan Parsons back in the day. Pyramid remains one of my all time fave albums. Didn't know they were still making music. Truth be known, Alan Parson had as much to do with Dark Side of the Moon than anyone.
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Excellent choice Volt!
I watched The Pianist a couple weeks ago. A terribly depressing movie but the main character played lots of Chopin and the music throughout the movie was awesome! Had it not been for the beautiful music, I most certainly would have turned the movie off. I've seen enough Holocaust movies.
I think I'll play that again!
I watched The Pianist a couple weeks ago. A terribly depressing movie but the main character played lots of Chopin and the music throughout the movie was awesome! Had it not been for the beautiful music, I most certainly would have turned the movie off. I've seen enough Holocaust movies.
I think I'll play that again!
This version of Purcell's Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary from A Clockwork Orange is beautiful IMO.
My favorite version of "Since I Don't Have You" by Don McLean. He's such a great vocalist.
Some old-school Salsa music from Hector Lavoe for all the bilingual Army members. 
Actually, you don't really need to understand Spanish in order to appreciate it.
Actually, you don't really need to understand Spanish in order to appreciate it.
I was rewatching the Hobbit last night and had to stop and look for a full version of this song:
27 verses? I'm still contemplating listening to the first verse.
I'm discouraged now.
I'm discouraged now.
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