I like many genres, classical without lyrics, operas and chorals in Spanish, Gypsy's and French poetry, heartbreaking lyrics from the top songwriters.
I'm all emotional on Blues and Jazz without words, and with words. The voices and the meaning of the words and their emotional impact is one of the most powerful musical instruments out there, like the organ, the piano, the violin, the cello, the drum, the guitar, the acoustic bass, ...Miles Davis, Bach, John Coltrane, Mozart, Patricia Barber, Sarah Vaughan, Chet Baker, Frank Sinatra, Lucinda Williams, Van Morrison, Beethoven, Chopin, Mary Gauthier, Robert Belfour, John Lee Hooker, Pink Floyd, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, Handel, Puccini, Bob Dylan and Madonna.
I also love movies without lyrics, the silent ones, and in black and white, like Jazz from the 50s.
Yes, most lyrics suck and it's for kids. The high end only use vocals to test best loudspeakers. And only the best lyrics can rip your heart apart emotionally singing speaking.
I love classical music without lyrics best; orchestral and chamber. But I also love opera with the most poignant voices and choral music from the angels above in the sky.
Yes, there is no discussion about what we like or not, there is no war only peace. If the neighbor @ 3:00 AM on Saturday night is playing RAP music with bad lyrics @ high volume while we kids are all sleeping tight and in peace, there will be war...or the police. Headphones @ parties are very rare; we don't see bikers wearing them @ their parties.
One of my nieces likes some very cool music (smooth) that I am not familiar with; great opportunity to keep track with the world.
Often old stereo mags are full of old reviewers stuck in the past. It's ok, they like what they like and they have their old faithful readership.
They won't attract new and energetic ones though. Ariana certainly doesn't read Stereophile. :b ...And me, I've got to expand too, get reborn young again with new wisdom, a straighter direction to the heavens.
I'm all emotional on Blues and Jazz without words, and with words. The voices and the meaning of the words and their emotional impact is one of the most powerful musical instruments out there, like the organ, the piano, the violin, the cello, the drum, the guitar, the acoustic bass, ...Miles Davis, Bach, John Coltrane, Mozart, Patricia Barber, Sarah Vaughan, Chet Baker, Frank Sinatra, Lucinda Williams, Van Morrison, Beethoven, Chopin, Mary Gauthier, Robert Belfour, John Lee Hooker, Pink Floyd, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, Handel, Puccini, Bob Dylan and Madonna.
I also love movies without lyrics, the silent ones, and in black and white, like Jazz from the 50s.
Yes, most lyrics suck and it's for kids. The high end only use vocals to test best loudspeakers. And only the best lyrics can rip your heart apart emotionally singing speaking.
I love classical music without lyrics best; orchestral and chamber. But I also love opera with the most poignant voices and choral music from the angels above in the sky.
Yes, there is no discussion about what we like or not, there is no war only peace. If the neighbor @ 3:00 AM on Saturday night is playing RAP music with bad lyrics @ high volume while we kids are all sleeping tight and in peace, there will be war...or the police. Headphones @ parties are very rare; we don't see bikers wearing them @ their parties.
One of my nieces likes some very cool music (smooth) that I am not familiar with; great opportunity to keep track with the world.
Often old stereo mags are full of old reviewers stuck in the past. It's ok, they like what they like and they have their old faithful readership.
They won't attract new and energetic ones though. Ariana certainly doesn't read Stereophile. :b ...And me, I've got to expand too, get reborn young again with new wisdom, a straighter direction to the heavens.
