Listening to Play by A Good Year, Quiet Light, Late Verlane
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Hey, do you like to infodump about music or have some favourite music tidbits in your back pocket? I'm going to be doing a series on the 1001 Other Albums blog tentatively called "Four Facts Fall" where in each post 3 said facts will focus on the album being spotlit but 1 will be a random music fact that I'll try somehow to make relevant, sorta like Airplane Facts with Max.
If you want to share a fact you love about music - music theory, history of an instrument/genre, how it impacts psychology, whatever - let me know!
Listening to American Hero by Towa Bird
@classicalmusic
Johann Sebastian Bach
Chaconne in D Minor BWV 1004 (piano transcr. by Ferruccio Busoni)
Igor Hmelnitsky, piano
Rec. 1970
Listening to HMU (sped up & slowed) by Tobias Dray
Listening to This Was a Home Once by Bad Suns
Listening to Never Mind the Solar Wind by Code Elektro
Listening to Get to Know by Becky Hill
Listening to DIY Bandits Music Sampler Vol. 1 by Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains
Listening to Unwanted (The Antidote Edition) by Pale Waves
Listening to I'm Not Alone by Calvin Harris
Listening to How Do You Love? by The Regrettes
@classicalmusic
Richard Strauss
Also Sprach Zarathustra Op. 30
Richard Strauss, conductor
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Recorded on June 13, 1944
Listening to Fitness: Run, August 2026 by Caleb Arredondo, Tiësto
Listening to Drop the Pressure by Mylo
Listening to You Could Have It by Horse Vision
Was thinking about "songs that formed me" (h/t @Waitnwallflower) and I realized I missed one of my biggest ones: "Sweetness and Light" by Lush.
Here I am, college student, 1990 or so, friend has MTV, and this song blasts out. I fell in love instantly. Cannot explain it but every single part of this song hit perfectly. And it still does, even after a ridiculously long time.
I'm so glad that Miki Berenyi and Emma Anderson are both still making music. Cheers to both of them, and a hat tip to the late Chris Acland as well.