Jazzy Harpsichord Fandango circa 1740 or so
from Domenico Scarlatti's only known student Padre Soler
The finale gets busy at about 9:05 but it's all pretty ballsy for baroque
from Domenico Scarlatti's only known student Padre Soler
The finale gets busy at about 9:05 but it's all pretty ballsy for baroque
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A Synclavier, a PPG Wave 2.3 with Waveterm, a huge Moog modular, and I'd be all set.
I started re-reading Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph last night
Played LvB Sonatas 12-23 by Malcolm Binns from the L'Oiseau-Lyre Classical & Early Romantic box
Now playing LvB Symphony 7, 8 & 9 by Blomstedt/Dresden from BC's 2013 Beethoven Edition
Played LvB Sonatas 12-23 by Malcolm Binns from the L'Oiseau-Lyre Classical & Early Romantic box
Now playing LvB Symphony 7, 8 & 9 by Blomstedt/Dresden from BC's 2013 Beethoven Edition
I know you can't tell, LOL - but it's in French. Here is the last verse:
In the early morning
the sun unveils obscene wounds
of these sprawling megacities
whose poison and stench
suffocate and rape the souls
that they keep within them
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Starts about 30 seconds in. Was recorded off vinyl, so I think it's the blank grooves between songs. I miss vinyl.
Punk kind of forked off into some new genres over the last 30 years. One fork mixes d-beat with post-metal. You can hear the d-beat in parts of this. Same anger as punk, same shouting, working class ethos, etc. Just lots more guitar. And way longer songs.
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