[Music] What's the best song you have heard today? Share it here.

[Barrow Boy]

Always room for a bit of Paul Rodgers and Bad Company.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

 

[Diocletian]

Clap Your Hands - The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band

 

[GallodiMare]

Very evocative.

Mixolydian scales (arpeggios) belong more or less to all popular music in the world.

Here we also have the quarter tones which move the dimensions of the music even further.

Something similar to space/time in the physics of the universe.

 

[GallodiMare]

Saw the original line up in Vancouver around 85. Stuart sadly drank himself to death. The other guitarist, Bruce, became part of Dead Men Walking and they cover Fields of Fire and a couple of other of the old tracks. Saw them around 2003. I also saw Stuart playing with the Skids, December 31, 1977, Marquee.

Envy.
I would have liked to see them live (so sorry for Adamson, Requiescat In Pacem).
But from my Italian island there are many groups, let's say all of them, that I haven't been able to see or hear in concert.
I can do this now through many videos on YouTube.
Better late than never.

 

[GallodiMare]

Is he the drummer Stewart Copeland and on keyboards Jon Lord? Nice group. Reminds to XTC.

 

[GallodiMare]

Are you who is playing Sax?

When I was young I was the one to listen to Split Enz in Italy, maybe in Europe.

 

[GallodiMare]

Did you know this one?
Anderson who plays wonderfully and with a lot of discipline a song that is not his. It's by PFM, perhaps one of the best, among the many, Italian prog rock bands.

 

[pearl]

Love this whole album
Kristin Hersh ..... Clear Pond Road

 

[pearl]

Sorry, but can I just post this too

 

[Mr Bridger]

Only came across Richard Hawley through Gone Fishing with Mortimer & Whitehouse, the first series. Saw him support Paul Weller at Bedford Park last year and have been listening to Coles Corner today.

 

[Ooh it’s a corner]

Only came across Richard Hawley through Gone Fishing with Mortimer & Whitehouse, the first series. Saw him support Paul Weller at Bedford Park last year and have been listening to Coles Corner today.

Fantastic album. I just love his voice

 

[GallodiMare]

And to say that there is still someone who thinks that the ancient instruments that we as Sardinians still play were invented by ancient barbarians such as those coming from the North (simple Neanderthals), with their post-modern bagpipes.
They are just three reeds chosen from those that grow in the beds of a river. It's difficult to make a sound out of it. Or more than one. It's also difficult to draw notes from it. Especially ten or twelve thousand years ago. Even some Sardinian managed to do it. From many quarters, historians accuse us of not having produced writing. Okay. Before the Romans did we grunt like pigs or did we have our own language that was difficult for others to understand? On a musical level we were many centuries ahead of everyone. It doesn't seem like a lack of culture to me, on the contrary. Instead, it seems to me to be a combination of ignorance and presumption on the part of the invaders. The music of the Greeks does not exist, that of the Romans even less. That of the Sardinians? Enjoy!

 

[carlzeiss]

 

[Is it PotG?]

 

[GallodiMare]

So sad

 

[GallodiMare]

Bella canzone

 

[GallodiMare]

One of the better Moog solos I'v ever heard in my stupid musical life...,

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

 

[GallodiMare]

Cioè, non conoscete nemmeno i Deep Purple? Mamma mia!!