Sergei Rachmaninoff - Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27
 
I've never heard this before.  A friend posted on another site that he was listening to it, so I thought I would give it a listen.  Interesting textures and transitions; it's keeping me wondering where he's going to go next.

I don't know if this is from the Merriweather Post Pavillion (8/27/77), but if so, I was born the day after the performance....
 

 
I was adopted 11/77, and just last week I figured out who my birth mother is... I have three half-sisters and they seem super-cool....  
 
Either way, Lindley F*U*C*K*I*N*G rules, and this is the story of my life.....
 
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one of my favs....
 

 
listen to that fuzz face on the solo.... if I didn't know better there's a china cat quote.....

 
 
'nuff said.
 
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Soulfood - Breathe
Phillip Glass - Metamorphosis
Vallejo - Vallejo

Great cover tune (all bass) with a little surprise.
http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2014/08/05/aaron-gibson-fly-by-night-all-bass-cover/

Wow! Ken that was fun to watch. Well the tone was no surprise.
Great Post
Pete

Agreed - Aaron Gibson makes me want to go home and break all my fingers and sell all of my basses . . . .
 
Meanwhile:
Yes-fest today;
Tales from the Topographic Oceans
Fragile
Close to the Edge
Going for the One

What? I can't hear you because I'm hiding in the closet!
Oh I have those Yes days. Some people don't understand how psychedelic the band was, both in art and music. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I feel one coming on for myself soon...

Inspired by another thread I'll be listening to Deep Purple Made in Japan on the way home. VERY LOUD :-)
 
Graeme

Same inspiration here.
Listened to Made In Japan.
 
I got that album over 25 years ago and remember being blown away by the intensity of every song - I don't think I could pick one favorite track from it.

......lazy. Definitley my favourite :-)
 
Graeme

Lazy is great; but not Strange Kind of Woman? or Space Trucking? The Mule?
 
I just can't pick one!
 
:-D

It's funny how the lineup w/ Morse has outlasted all the classic lineups combined. My cousin worked merchandise on the first tour w/ Steve and that was almost half a lifetime ago... (We're pushing 40).... Anyways.... One that always sticks out since I got the Bolin boxset back in grade school: