July 29, 201115 yr Author Sunlight hurts his eyes but that song hurts my ears. Also, far too many Dr. Dre Beats in that video.
July 29, 201115 yr Joining in on vinyl also, Earl Hines plays Gershwin. Edited July 29, 201115 yr by blessingx
July 29, 201115 yr Sunlight hurts his eyes but that song hurts my ears. Also, far too many Dr. Dre Beats in that video. Can't deal some dubstep uh Edited July 29, 201115 yr by Spychedelic Whale
July 29, 201115 yr Author Can't deal some dubstep uh Nope. Just can't deal with shitty music. NP: Ivy -- Guestroom
July 29, 201115 yr Dubstep is shitty ? friendly disagree Edited July 29, 201115 yr by Spychedelic Whale
July 29, 201115 yr Author I guess you changed your "bold" comment while I was responding, but try to read posts before you friendly disagree with them. I said the song hurt my ears and then said it was shitty music when you made a stupid overstatement in response. I couldn't discern a difference between "dubstep" and any number of electronic/dance/garage sub-genres, and I don't have -- and certainly didn't state -- any opinions about "dubstep" as a whole.
July 29, 201115 yr okay got it wrong but yeah that song isn't anything special its more about the video than anything. Edited July 29, 201115 yr by Spychedelic Whale
July 30, 201115 yr Ben Webster - The Soul of Ben Webster This is actually a 2CD set made from 3 albums by Webster, Johnny Hodges and Harry "Sweets" Edison (among other outstanding musicians) recorded on two or three sessions between 1957 and 58. The other two LPs were Harry "Sweets" Edison - Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You? and Johnny Hodges - Blues-A-Plenty
July 31, 201115 yr Brahms - Piano and Violin Sonatas Opp 78, 100 & 108 / Bronfman, Stern and Oscar Peterson Trio - Saturday Night at the Blue Note
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