Quote:
Originally Posted by Neapolitan
I'm not sure if this is live, within three minutes they play in a room, in a foggy field, take off in a car, then end the song a unlit soundstage.
Hölderlin • Requiem Für Einen Wicht (1972)
|
^ That's a nice track - thanks. I've been listening to some pretty good Hölderlin material too, incl. the
Traum album Buffo mentions. The way they spell their name may be significant; I found a couple of albums on which they'd changed the name to Hoelderlin, but the albums were rather disappointing, with uninspiring English lyrics.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Buffo
This forum is full of stupids.
I have a feeling these are audiofool (gear) peeps here at "Music Banter" , not them that harbour much by way of actual music appreciation.
|
^ Plenty of people on this forum are extremely well-informed about music; perhaps you shouldn't be so quick to dismiss us!
Yat-Kha are a band from Russia who mix up Tuvan singing - and that sombre stringed instrument that stands in the lap - and er mix it up with a bunch of other styles. The results can be pretty interesting:-
.....