Ik luister of kijk nu naar (oud en vertrouwd onderwerp)

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Marvin

wederom: DefQon 1 2009.
nu het einde, wat is dit goed in beeld gebracht zeg.
en wat een geluid!!  :-o :-o

BernHardN


bramdg

Citaat van: BernHardN op september 21, 2009, 19:50:45
Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud

Damn ja, lang geleden dat ik die nog gespeeld heb ....goed idee :-D
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MadVillain

Kind of Blue heb ik nu honderden keren gespeelt.

Toch maar eens kijken hoe de rest van meneer is.

Bitches brew moet ook erg goed zij. Maar ook erg zware hap. Zelfs met een blowtje op moet die nog moeilijk te verteren zijn :)

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Totofan

Ik luister nu naar Metalica Death Magnetic HB HB HB Heerlijk niemand thuis ook de buren niet :evil: :evil:
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Maurice

Citaat van: MadVillain op september 21, 2009, 23:10:12
Kind of Blue heb ik nu honderden keren gespeelt.

Toch maar eens kijken hoe de rest van meneer is.

Bitches brew moet ook erg goed zij. Maar ook erg zware hap. Zelfs met een blowtje op moet die nog moeilijk te verteren zijn :)
Bitches brew vind ik denk ik nog beter dan kind of blue ;)
Hier wat meer info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitches_Brew
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Mexicaanse Hond

A trick of the tail van Genesis in de "definitive edition remaster". Ik zal de elpee eens van zolder moeten halen om te vergelijken, maar het klinkt goed.

Marvin

ik kijk nu naar 'Lord of War' - Bluray.

gisteren heb ik de nieuwe Transformers gezien, wel onderhoudend maar geen echte top film...
helaas, vond deel 1 wel erg stoer....

gister ook naar Ice Age 3 gekeken, bluray.
strak hoor...!

WimPeu

Vandaag gekocht, Joe Bonamassa - Live From The Royal Albert Hall (DVD).  notworthy

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Marvin

die dvd's vanuit The Royal Albert Hall zijn over het algemeen wel erg goed te noemen.
qua geluid bedoel ik dan, of je de muziek leuk vind kan ik weinig over zeggen...  :-D

WimPeu

Citaat van: marvin op september 29, 2009, 17:37:26
die dvd's vanuit The Royal Albert Hall zijn over het algemeen wel erg goed te noemen.
qua geluid bedoel ik dan, of je de muziek leuk vind kan ik weinig over zeggen...  :-D

Is volgens mij niet jouw smaak (Blues Rock) maar OK hij klinkt idd erg goed. Ook het beeld is erg strak. Gefilmd met HD camera's en dat is ook op de DVD goed te zien.
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Marvin

vergis je niet hoor, hier tetterd Elvis (bv) ook knalhard door de speakers....  :-D
ik luister echt héél veel verschillende soorten muziek.

maar die opnames van The Royal Albert Hall zijn vaak gewoon erg goed...

Marvin

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even kijken of AZ die Belgen aankan...

Maurice

Nu:
Riverside met Rapid Eye Movement



CiteerBiography   by Gregory Heaney

Drawn together by a shared love of metal and prog rock, Riverside were founded in 2001 in Warsaw, Poland, by Mariusz Duda (vocals, bass, guitar), Piotr Grudzinski (guitar), Piotr Kozieradzki (drums), and Jacek Melnicki (keyboards). The quartet members intended to use their backgrounds in metal to explore new territory in prog rock along the lines Dream Theater and Tool, creating spacious and experimental music with a metal edge. Even before their first record was finished, Riverside began to experience creative differences, with Melnicki (who was later replaced by current keyboard player Michal Lapaj) splitting from the group to pursue his own studio projects in 2003. Later that year, the band issued its full-length debut, Out of Myself, which was released the following year in the U.S. on Laser's Edge. After the success of their first record, the bandmembers got back to work on new material. In 2005 they released the EP Voices in My Head, gaining the attention of InsideOut, which released their second album, Second Life Syndrome, later that year. In 2007, after a European tour in support of Dream Theater, the group released Rapid Eye Movement. In 2009 they put out another studio record, Anno Domini High Definition (on Mystic Productions), which quickly became the best-selling record in Poland.

Hiervoor:
Anathema met A Natural Disaster



CiteerReview   by Thom Jurek

Three years ago, Liverpool's former power metal act Anathema issued A Fine Day To Exit, a wildly experimental change in direction from their gloriously punishing doom excesses. The set was a lushly produced nod to bands who explored the melodic fringes of dark, futuristic rock & roll -- Radiohead, Coldplay. While it took off from the tempered strategies of Judgement and proved an interesting ride, it ultimately failed to captivate not only the band's faithful, but also to win any new fans; it was lost in its excesses and unclear in its direction. On A Natural Disaster, Anathema looks down the road further, this time glancing back once in awhile to its strengths, and hones its focus. The end result is the quartet's finest outing since Eternity, which it touches upon in its quest for emotionally expressive music that doesn't shun experimentation, with the lush textures of keyboards and spatial ambiences, but embraces them as part of an expansive, gripping, and all-encompassing rock sound. This is the kind of genre-toppling ambition that Radiohead has been seeking to fulfill for a couple of years (how odd that something they inspired is the very thing they cannot seem to grasp) where a marriage between the textures and esthetics of Pink Floyd meet the modern weariness of British Isles melancholy, and the deep melodic richness of after-it's-over pop. "Are You There" with its gorgeous female backing vocals traipsing through Vincent Cavanagh's resigned, yet yearning croon is buoyed by keyboards, mirage-like single string guitar lines, and airy echo chambers, which open onto a vista that is open and broken, where guitars and drums skitter and shimmer in the muggy warmth of its grief-wrenched body. The gurgling electric piano that ushers in "Balance" is merely the warning shot before a thudding drum allows Cavanagh's vocals to soar and swoop -- á la Thom Yorke at his most expressive and unpretentious -- all before a bank of whispering keyboards opens out onto a wail of guitar fury complete with overdriven riffs. The vocoders in "Closer" might be disconcerting for a moment, until they are woven into a braid of ethereally heavy atmospherics where Danny Cavanagh's guitars course through the middle, lifting up everything in their path. The feminine Celtic blues of Leon Douglas on the title track allows the vocalist a languid space in the wondrously silky, yet bleakly seductive din woven by the Cavanagh Brothers' guitars. Simply put, these Liverpudlians know how to make a dark rock album; it's full of alienation, honest emotion, tense, suffocating theater, and stunningly beautiful textures. These are songs of longing, separation, loss, and blissed-out agony, played by a band who have arrived at single-pointed concentration and turn their heaviness inside out, never forsaking it, yet weaving it seamlessly into a new incarnation that would win legions of new "alterna-rock" fans, if the punters were given a chance to hear it. Misery has never sounded this beautiful.
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