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I think mine would begin with Brian Eno entrancing, saying "I'm Brian Eno", and then exploding. A dream line-up in a paul f savage benefit tribute concert would include the following: Talking Heads King Crimson / The Nice duelling to the death Pink Floyd (circa 1970) Pavement The KLF John Carpenter Jimi Hendrix Public Enemy with the evening ending with a full-scale rendition of the Beethoven's 9th, 4th movement. |
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Obviously, after that rousing finale, the crowd would lose control of their usual restraint, and wreck the gaff! |
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easy. frank zappa & the mothers circa 74. petit wazoo orchestra, even, that would've been amazing. orrrrr martha argerich's famous performance of rachmaninov's 3rd. probably prefer the former though |
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mine would be aphex vs. autechre laptop duel. and after that radiohead to chill out to until the morning. |
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I've only heard Rachmaninov's 1st piano concerto being played live - I wasn't that impressed: his other two are much more dope. |
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David Bowie at my son's birthday party performing "The Laughing Gnome" and some of his very early, quirky numbers. |
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I downloaded an awful collection of early Bowie tracks... I couldn't make it even half-way through. Truly terrifying, yet amazing how he transformed from that to the creation of some electrifying albums in the early 1970s. |
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that's because you haven't heard it performed by ivo pogorelich! |
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London Boys Love you till Tuesday There is a happy land Rubber Band The Gospel acdcording to Tony Day Did You Ever Have A Dream? Uncle Arthur She's got medals These are all good songs, and I insist you give his early career another go. |
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As I recall, it wasn't necessarily the song-writing, more the production -- If I remember rightly, it sounded like fairground music. |
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yeah the first is shite. impressive for the age at which he wrote it though. but that concerto, and that performance.. amazing.. i saw a (swedish, i think) guy perform it in the national concert hall and i have to say it was one of the most utterly profound and moving experiences i've ever had. overwhelming. |
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frankie? propaganda? and yes i AM spying on you now so fucking watch out. |
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oh and i love ppl who are 21 and use the word profound. always makes me smile. |
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you sad old git. if only you had some meaning in your life. |
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