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Music that makes your jaw drop.

We've all had moments when we were just blown away by the power of music. What's blown your mind recently?

My most recent jaw-drop was this 3 piece instrumental band from Tokyo called Mouse on the Keys. They are insanely!!! talented. Here is a website with some free videos and mp3's.

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And their myspace.

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toby twining - chrysalis requiem

not very well known (although i think it should be!) choral work. a little difficult to explain in a few words, but the composition is in 'extended just intonation' using harmonics 1-13. it is otherworldly how accurately these singers harmonize the 11th and 13th harmonic. please hear this album.

owen pallet - heartland

on a completely different note, this guy blows me away. basically a solo effort, he's a singer/violinist that has created this mix of pop and orchestral that's good the whole album through
 
Brian Bromberg hammering a walking bassline with his right hand while chord soloing with left....at a fast tempo.....on the double bass........for several minutes. It's the only time in my whole life I've had to keep remembering to close my mouth.
 
It's not really bass orientated, but Comfortably Numb. It's perfectly titled because I can't even move during the last solo. The feeling, the tone, the performance....just proves why Gilmour and Pink Floyd are some of the bests of all time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJZYG5qwHHI


Oh god, yes! I saw that one live with the Australian Pink Floyd show, and they extended the guitar solo. F****** incredible.