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Shaggywillis
PostPosted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:54 am 
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Interesting thread on a food board, but since I'm a lover of music and especially not the norm, thought I'd add my two cents.

I've been listening to My Morning Jacket all morning, they do a nice remake of Rocket Man that has played on shuffle a few times, not sure how that happened. But good none the less.
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Evil Ronnie
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This evening at Orchestra Hall:

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Bernard Haitink conductor

Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 2
Beethoven Symphony No. 4
Beethoven Symphony No. 6 (Pastoral) (excerpts used for the soundtrack of Soylent Green)

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spinynorman99
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Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More. Excellent Alt-Folk.
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JimTheBeerGuy
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spinynorman99 wrote:
Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More. Excellent Alt-Folk.


One of my favorite albums of 2009. In fact, I think I'll listen to it again right now. Thanks! :)

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boudreaulicious
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JimTheBeerGuy wrote:
spinynorman99 wrote:
Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More. Excellent Alt-Folk.


One of my favorite albums of 2009. In fact, I think I'll listen to it again right now. Thanks! :)


ME TOO!!! Can't wait to see them at Lolla...

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Cathy2
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Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
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December 20, 2007 — Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch (Oct. 23, 1960 - July 25, 2008) gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium. In his moving presentation, "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," Pausch talked about his lessons learned and gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals.

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The Lovely Donna
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Ella Fitzgerald sings Cole Porter

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Suzy Creamcheese
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"Into Action," Tim Armstrong. Holy crap is that catchy. I'm going to be humming it all day.

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"New Lands" by Flying Saucer Attack. It can peel the paint off the walls.

Can't believe it was released 13 years ago. :(
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Silvert121
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Bullet for my Valentine anyone? great
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Pie Lady
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Isle of the Dead, op. 29 and Symphony No. 1, op. 13 by Rachmaninoff, performed by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Andrew Litton. Really fantastic. Love that rockin' Allegro con fuoco at the end.

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Evil Ronnie
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Pie Lady,

I heard Vladimir Jurowski lead the CSO in a thrilling rendition of The Isle of the Dead a few months ago, as part of their Beyond the Score series of concerts.

His recording of The Isle with the LPO on their private label is outstanding. I'm very fond of Rachmanninof's 2nd symphony myself.

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Pie Lady
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Evil Ronnie wrote:
Pie Lady,

I heard Vladimir Jurowski lead the CSO in a thrilling rendition of The Isle of the Dead a few months ago, as part of their Beyond the Score series of concerts.

His recording of The Isle with the LPO on their private label is outstanding. I'm very fond of Rachmanninof's 2nd symphony myself.

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Hey, I was there too! I was at the La Mer one too last month. Where were you sitting?

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Evil Ronnie
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'Hey, I was there too! I was at the La Mer one too last month. Where were you sitting?"

Pie Lady,

For Beyond the Score concerts, I like to sit in the Orchestra section, and for regular concerts I prefer the Terrace, where I have a great view of everything the conductor and musicians are doing.

Evil Ronnie

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Katie
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The Cubs game and the whir of a box fan. A different kind of music, but it says summer to me.

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little500
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Seriously, the Cubs?

"What's So Funny"/Angry Johnny & the Killbillies (CD)

We've been able to see the Cubs recently on WGN America and I must say it's a toss-up whether they could beat the locals (Savannah Sand Gnats).

On the other hand, who woulda thunk the Sox could be .500 after today
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Katie
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Not so much the Cubs as Pat and Ron.

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Dave148
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Katie wrote:
Not so much the Cubs as Pat and Ron.

That's the only way to do it.... :D

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jimswside
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Sirisu Gratefuld Dead Cahnnel...

Donna and Keith era "The Wheel" into "U.S. Blues"

"small wheel turn by the fire and rod
Big wheel turn by the grace of God
Everytime the wheel turn round
bound to cover just a little more ground."

:idea:

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Khaopaat
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jimswside wrote:
Sirisu Gratefuld Dead Cahnnel...

Did some Cazadores figure into the evening too? :lol:
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jimswside
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Khaopaat wrote:
jimswside wrote:
Sirisu Gratefuld Dead Cahnnel...

Did some Cazadores figure into the evening too? :lol:



doh... i hate laptops(and my fingers.) :)

Sirius GD channel.

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jimswside
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9/15/87 MSG 1st & 2nd set Grateful Dead.. Brent in the house

Hey Pocky Way, Minglewood, Push, Me & my Uncle>Mexicali, Row Jimmy, Queen Jane, Tennessee Jed, Music

China>Rider>Estimated>Eyes, Drumz>Wheel>Gimme Some Lovin'>Black Peter>Sugar Mag.
E: Baby Blue

Mercy....

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hoppy2468
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Cowboy Junkies.

Rarities, B-sides and Sad, Slow Waltzes.

On a bright, sunny day, Margo's voice transports you to a smoky, hazy lounge where a single spot shines down upon her, casting her in shadow while the band cooks in the background, unseen.
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local597
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Chicago police scanner on my Iphone. There sure are a lot of losers and messed up people out there!
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Evil Ronnie
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In honor of Gustav Mahler's 150th birthday tomorrow, the Adagio from his Symphony No.6 in A minor (Tragic)

Happy birthday Gus!

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jimswside
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delving into my Widepsread Panic live recordings in advance of their triumphant return to Chicago next week @ the Chicago Theatre(Im going 7/15).

Last few days the 9/1/2009 & 9/2/2009 Chicago shows with the Allman Bros. have been the shows of choice.

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happy_stomach
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Kempe's recording of Wagner's Lohengrin. Looking forward to the new Lyric season (even though it's about three months away).
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Evil Ronnie
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In honor of his birthday, WFMT is playing all Mahler today.

Symphony No. 4 in G, George Szell and The Cleveland Orchestra.

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Evil Ronnie
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GUSTAV MAHLER
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen, Thomas Quastoff, bass-baritone
4 Ruckert Lieder, Violeta Urmana, soprano
Kindertotenlieder, Anne Sofie von Otter, mezzo-soprano

Vienna Philharmonic, Pierre Boulez

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Evil Ronnie
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Gustav Mahler Symphony No.9
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Pierre Boulez

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