What are you listening to right now? (Homer Simpson Discovered Higgs Boson 14 Years Before CERN)

Lowlife · February 2016

The Leaf Library - Daylight Versions

amclark2 · February 2016

Cleaners - Real Raga Shit

amclark2 · February 2016

Jake Schepps - An Evening In The Village

luddite · February 2016

djh · February 2016

Plong42 said:

Reza Mazandarani - Arghavan

Sounding good this morning in pre-dawn South London. Thanks.

Lowlife · February 2016

VLA- Carbon Based Lifeforms

Lowlife · February 2016

Peter Gregson - Touch

followed by

Melanie de Baisio - No Deal

greg · February 2016

Half The Perfect World

Lowlife · February 2016

Elton John - Blue Moves

greg · February 2016

Bare Bones

Doofy · February 2016

A quiet masterpiece. I too listened to/enjoyed that music by Reza Mazandarini 1st thing in the morning...

greg · February 2016

The Blue Room

greg · February 2016

Moondance Expanded Edition

amclark2 · February 2016

babyfather [Dean Blunt] - platinum tears

greg · February 2016

Written in the Rocks album cover

Lowlife · February 2016

Herbie Hancock - The New Standard

amclark2 · February 2016

Thelonious Monk - Misterioso

then

Sharp Veins - The Earth Splashed

amclark2 · February 2016

Destruction- Sentence of Death

amclark2 · February 2016

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Left Handed Dream

http://www.listentothis.info/2014/11/blog-post.html?m=1

amclark2 · February 2016

Ramones - Road to Ruin

Germanprof · February 2016

Brighternow · February 2016

- "Augusta Read Thomas’ “Resounding Earth” is a work for written for the intrepid Third Coast Percussion ensemble, exploring the meditative and profound sound world of bells. An instrument that figured prominently in Thomas’ ensemble music, bells have a broad set of associations and functions in world cultures, and this piece reverently explores that range. The composer writes, “ the piece is conceived as a cultural statement celebrating interdependence and commonality across all cultures; and as a musical statement celebrating the extraordinary beauty and diversity of expression inherent in these incredible objects.” . . . . ."

. . . ."Third Coast has commissioned and performed world premieres by many of today’s leading composers, including Augusta Read Thomas, Timothy Andres, Glenn Kotche, David T. Little, Marcos Balter, Ted Hearne, and ensemble member David Skidmore. . ."

- Augusta Read Thomas is among the most sought after composers working today. Her music has been commissioned and performed by the world’s leading orchestras, chamber ensembles, and soloists. Thomas was Mead Composer-in-Residence with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 1997-2006. Her piece “Astral Canticle” was one of the two finalists for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize and “Colors of Love”, an album featuring Thomas’ work performed by Chanticleer received a Grammy Award in 2007."