music

Tell me your top three favorites bands/music artists, because I know it's just so hard to pick only one. Aaaand if there already was a thread like this, then you just don't have to reply if you don't wanna, simple enough. :upsidedow Mine are Incubus Say Anything Beatles

I'll be the first to say I'm not entirely knowledgeable about hip hop. At least, not as much as I'd like. The stuff they play on the radio is horrible and offensive. (Please explain to me the logic of a young woman listening to songs that degrade her?) Then again, most music on the radio sucks...

There was a music festival in Barcelona recently. Radio station WFMU carried much of it live. Now they've archived a lot of the performances here. Check it out. I don't think you'll be disappointed (no Neil Young though, darn it!)

Join us tonight for a special Friday Night episode of Wild Card Radio as Dave and Sarah take a break from deep topics and insightful thoughts (yeah...that's what we've been doing...let's go with that). WCR has seen its share of all-music shows in the past, but this will be our first one together...

Join us tonight for a special Friday Night episode of Wild Card Radio as Dave and Sarah take a break from deep topics and insightful thoughts (yeah...that's what we've been doing...let's go with that). WCR has seen its share of all-music shows in the past, but this will be our first one together...

It was June once again. Time for final exams over at the university and Jane Carroll found herself in the music building, preparing for her final flute jury. With the completion of this last test, Jane would finally receive her Doctorate in Performance. There would be one more lesson first...

cheers to all forum members, ive got a question for you... do you relate tickling to music? It seems strange but i believe there are songs that sometimes invite us to do something and maybe tickling can be that something, or maybe there's a song that makes you feel ticklish or remember ticklish...

Hiya TT members! For those who may not know, I've started a long distance relationship. I live in N.J., and my guy lives in New Zealand. We were togethere for 5 days in NYC. We're talking every day through PMs, emails, texts and phone calls. We're planning a possible reunion in June or...

I bought their album Good News for People Who Love Bad News back in like 2004 and thought every other song besides Float On was horrible. For some reason I kept the album on my iTunes for years and downloaded some off of their newer album We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank and never even...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JqOdwrogVU Mainly it's on and off towards the end of the clip but particulary look at 2:57, 3:03 and 3:08 What do you's think?

OK, so here's an idea. Set your media player to "random" and tell us what the first ten audio-tracks it picks are. I'll go first... 1. Dr. Frankenstein - O Cerebro de Morto 2. Mongo Santamaria - La La La 3. Mark Seales - Highway Blues 4. Steve Roach - T.B.C. 5. Lewis Black - Santa 6. Creaming...

Good morning, This is actually kind of a pain just to let you know up front, but if you're just dying to have a MySpace-ish Playlist Player on your Member Profile, this works. :super_hap PLEASE NOTE!!! This is an optional function of the site which is using Playlist.com's player to play your...

I PM'd MTP Jeff with a question about vBulletin. His response included a suggestion to leave a thread here, and take advantage of the TMF's collective wealth of knowledge. :atom: I am starting a music forum for my area, and was leaning towards using vBulletin (since I am familiar with it here...

1. Blind Willie McTell (1889 or 1901 or 1903 - 1959) -A 12 string finger-picking Piedmont blues Guitarist. Recorded 149 songs between 1927 and 1956 Boll Weevil http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdDZJ0YueQ4 2. Muddy Waters (1913 -1983) -Considered the father of Chicago Blues. In 2004 Waters was...

1. Sam Cooke (1931-1964) -Considered one of the pioneers and founders of soul music. A Change Is Gonna Come is probably his best song, which I think came out posthumously after he was killed. I can't find the song on youtube, just people trying to sing it from their living rooms and such. But...

How many people here make music using traditional or electronic instruments? How many have made recordings in an analog or digital studio? Me, I've put productions together first in the analog studio of a radio station and later on with my own "desktop studio". I use Adobe Audition (that's a...

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Mairead's Music: Part Sept -Jazz / Big Band Edition 1. Billie Holiday -...pioneered a new way of manipulating wording and tempo, and also popularized a more personal and intimate approach to singing... Summertime- http://www.youtube.com/v/n4PSju9HYwU 2. Charles Mingus -First of all...

Here's my entry!

I'd vote for Hymnen by Karlheinz Stockhausen, followed closely by Ionisation by Edgard Varese. A bit closer to the mainstream, I'd vote for Revolution #9 by The Beatles (word was that Revolution #9 was inspired by Stockhausen).