Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[drogulus]

    I suppose you could classify ground beef as non-classical.

[San Antone]

@San Antone Do you have any butcher or local grocery store nearby that grinds their own meat?  If not, you can also do it at home.

K

I buy locally grown and processed grass-fed beef, free-range chicken, and foraging pork (although less and less of this). I live in a rural county with a lively farm-to-table culture.  When I had my teeth cleaned last week, I bought a dozen eggs from the hygienist.

I still prefer my hamburgers well done.   

[steve ridgway]

I suppose you could classify ground beef as non-classical.

An audio recording of the grinding could be classified as musique concrète and thus technically classical .

[AnotherSpin]

In good symphonic music, there's no place for anything vegetarian.

[drogulus]

    Flying Poco Springfield?

[steve ridgway]

Various (Ambient Collective) – Nucleolus

Nice selection of ambient music with beats .

[foxandpeng]

Not much classical music in the last couple of weeks, but I've been playing the new Avantasia album, Here be Dragons a great deal. Nice if you like this sort of thing.

[SimonNZ]

"a group of paraplegic street musicians who live around the grounds of the zoological gardens in Kinshasa"

[AnotherSpin]

[Karl Henning]

[SimonNZ]

[hopefullytrusting]

This album always convinces me that I am a much better singer than I am: Spandau Ballet's True



Gold, Jerry, Gold.

[hopefullytrusting]

This album convinces me that I am cooler than I actually am: The Strokes's Is This It



I am that cool.

[hopefullytrusting]

Here we see whites in their natural habitat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KNrFpAdW3Q

@Madiel



Quick note: I'm dancing too, just in rhythm.

[Madiel]

Sound was off for the 1.5 seconds it took to see that you're being annoying.

[hopefullytrusting]

Sound was off for the 1.5 seconds it took to see that you're being annoying.

Huh? That is a killer set.

[San Antone]

Elvis Costello : Il Sogno
Michael Tilson Thomas, LSO



It is a ballet score for orchestra commissioned by the Aterballetto Dance Company of Reggio Emilia in 2000. The ballet itself used A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare for its subject material. The premiere performance took place on 31 October 2000, at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna. (Wikipedia)

Costello did his own orchestration.

A curiosity, but not something I find worth hearing again.  I much prefer his usual kind of thing, which he does extremely well.  This work is nothing special musically, the fact that it exists is where most of the interest is.

[Madiel]

Huh? That is a killer set.

This is predominantly a classical music forum. Do you really think it's appropriate to single out one member to tag for not liking this kind of music, just because I engaged with you on the subject? There are a wealth of people on this forum that wouldn't have.

[hopefullytrusting]

This is predominantly a classical music forum. Do you really think it's appropriate to single out one member to tag for not liking this kind of music, just because I engaged with you on the subject? There are a wealth of people on this forum that wouldn't have.

Oh, I must have misunderstood. I thought you said you used to go clubbing and what not. I'll refrain from lining this kind of music to you in the future.

[SimonNZ]