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Music that makes your jaw drop.

#81
pasta4lnch said:
first time I heard them on the radio I drove off the road and listened to the whole tune - went right to the nearest music store and got Under The Table And Dreaming and didn't stop listening to it for a month!

When I was in college a buddy dragged me to this show I totally didn't want to go to . . . it was ARU at Mama Kin's and it was the most fantastic live show I ever saw!! It changed me so much, musically.
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His music can do that. :D

Have you heard the new album?
 
#89
London philharmonic at Sydeny Opera house conducted by Vladimir Jurowski , I had the opportunity to be seat just behind the bass players, I was four feet away from them, not the best place to listen the music but I felt as I was part of it, amazing concert I still can feel it.

link is not for that particular concert but can give you an idea:
 
#97
King's X has been the biggest consistent jaw-dropper for me.

they get a mix of most everything in their music (Sabbath/Beatles/Sly Stone) with deeper lyrics and done as a power-trio, (and the singer/bassist turns 60 this year, i think)

A reggae-esque rock tune/jam "Johnny"



Off to check out other tunes in the thread!
 
#98
#99
pedro said:
Beethoven certainly makes my jaw drop more than any other musician in history.
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well anyone whos ever performed, or analyzed (accurately..:p) beethoven, im sure will agree with that. but lets give props to the performer in that link, mr.glenn gould...

its not easy to perform beethoven alone on piano- he manages to do it with fabulous detail.. the tone..dynamics.. phrasing.. its all exactly how an orchestra should play it..
 

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