What music are you listening to?

[Esther Knapicius]

Can't see the pictures of what the video is.
I feel "Thunderstruck!"

no clue why that happens.

 

[Oliver Buckle]

Barenboim/Beethoven, E. W. divan orchestra.

 

[Loose Screw]

 

[Ernst]

no clue why that happens.

It's a War on American Freedom If they gave us the drug (of free YouTube) for free then they can expect resistance from us for paying for it. Just like if one's partner starts charging.
YouTube has learned they have a valance with manipulating the audio component as of late, with the war on ad-blockers so, the war of (information freedom) is afoot as the English's Sherlock Holmes would say!
I know the English say roll over and take it like a Brit but that isn't my way.

So if you all want to bypass this smelly pile of liberty revoking corporate greed in the name of forum unity and be good chaps; skip the posting their prostitute in the window video thing. Just go with links in textual context.

I know it requires a bit of conversation in context unlike the original motif of hit and run YouTube video graphics but that was the solicitation and the pimp (YouTube) is now come collecting. In my own words F-EM!

Hey if you think you needn't pay for the love you got with hopes of getting more, then change to link only. If you care not for the freedom fighters then just be that but take a side.

It is fun No?

 

[Oliver Buckle]

I know the English say roll over and take it like a Brit

I don't understand most of this post, but I never in my 79years heard anyone say that, try "Stand and take it like a man". Not that that is my personal attitude.

 

[Esther Knapicius]

We were at the Deer Head Inn last night, in the Poconos. Its the oldest Jazz Club in USA. Listening to awesome stuff. Until I can figure out how to upload to here what I heard, found someone had You Tubed it. Enjoy.

 

[Sean Regan]

I've had John Martyn's album "Piece by Piece" for over 20 years.
One of the tracks on it is "Lonely Love,"
This is a bit of it played on my vintage hi-fi.

But I decided this week to buy the 45 of it for one of my vinyl jukeboxes.

This is the "B side." Often these are rubbish, but I like it. (Like many artists, you either do or you don't.)
Understated accompaniment, lots of Major 7ths.

 

[Loose Screw]

Sitting on the chesterfield, sippin the Sanka, counting my change to see if I have enough for a huevos con choriso burrito at Whataburger, listening to This....Good Day!

 

[Esther Knapicius]

I've had John Martyn's album "Piece by Piece" for over 20 years.
One of the tracks on it is "Lonely Love,"
This is a bit of it played on my vintage hi-fi.

But I decided this week to buy the 45 of it for one of my vinyl jukeboxes.

This is the "B side." Often these are rubbish, but I like it. (Like many artists, you either do or you don't.)
Understated accompaniment, lots of Major 7ths.

and those don't show here.

 

[Sean Regan]

and those don't show here.

That's a shame as by clicking on "Watch on YouTube" they do here.

Try John Martyn "Lonely Love"

And then

John Martyn "Sweet Little Mystery."

(not the one by "Wet Wet Wet," they stole the title and used it on an entirely different tune).

 

[Oliver Buckle]

cycling in different ways all the time.
All patterns exist

Or a continuum within which all possible patterns exist within the temporal and physical stream. It's called chaos; while it may be the ontological reality humans cope by using patterns and order systems. Words like the indefinite article put individual things in collective groups, order them. Gardening is the extreme of this, a continuous struggle with the natural world to produce order out of chaos. It can be taken too far, plants are individual, the man who insists all his cabbages must be the same size is taking it too far in my book.

 

[Oliver Buckle]

(not the one by "Wet Wet Wet," they stole the title and used it on an entirely different tune).

'Borrowed', titles are not copyright, considered picking a bunch of song titles that go together and using them for a song called 'Playlist'

 

[Ernst]

It's alright folks;

Let's try something else.

Forgive me... I am a Worm!

 

[Ernst]

Or a continuum within which all possible patterns exist within the temporal and physical stream. It's called chaos; while it may be the ontological reality humans cope by using patterns and order systems. Words like the indefinite article put individual things in collective groups, order them. Gardening is the extreme of this, a continuous struggle with the natural world to produce order out of chaos. It can be taken too far, plants are individual, the man who insists all his cabbages must be the same size is taking it too far in my book.

That was magnificent.

True that there is such a truth and truth is perspective.

Since this has been broached and is alluringly penetrative (always with the humor), It is a gravity that we move towards cycle.
So the singular construct here is a comment of "like the maintenance of our lives."

I'm wondering if I am way off topic here.
Pardon. I am who I am is all.

 

[Loose Screw]

This and This