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The birth of music - from the beginning
Ago 24 2008, 19h35
Let us have a look at people who began
to build a new monument in the world of mankind
the music.
First one to notice
Guillaume de Machaut 1300 - 1377
making a kind of music known as ars nova
Not much know about these guys from the past.
Next one to mention is
Josquin Desprez 1440 - 1521
early renaissance composeer like his contemporaries
Guillaume Dufay 1400 - 1470 and
Johannes Ockeghem 1420 - 1495
Soon followed by the renaissance active composer
Orlando Di Lasso 1532 - 1594
and some composers of that time
Philippe Verdelot 1490 - 1552
Adrian Willaert 1490 - 1562
Luca Marenzio 1554 - 1599 and
Carlo Gesualdo 1560 - 1613
Next composers to mention
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina 1514 - 1594
and
Claudio Monteverdi 1567 - 1643
First composer of the following period called baroque
Heinrich Schütz 1585 - 1672
Next one sharing his music with the Sun King Louis XIV
Jean-Baptiste Lully 1632 - 1687
and another one by the name of
Antonio Vivaldi 1678 - 1741
who presented a musical sight of the
The Four Seasons
And now ladies and gentlemen let us welcome the great
Johann Sebastian Bach 1685 - 1750
who greated the monumental
BACH, J.S.: St. Matthew Passion
If you like music while dining try to listen to the creations of
Georg Philipp Telemann 1681 - 1767
called
TELEMANN: Tafelmusik (Complete) -
1968 - The Summer of Love and Music
Jul 19 2008, 15h14
If you like music, you listen to it.
If you love music, you want to know all about it, especially about the roots.
Read and listen to the origins of the modern rock music.
Starting with one of the greatest guitar players in history
Jimi Hendrix
and his album called
Electric Ladyland
Next songs listening to are from the band called
The Rolling Stones
and their disc goes by the name of
Beggars Banquet
Let us now turn to the wonderful songs of
The Beatles
you can find on their
The White Album
The first rock opera in music history was played by
The Pretty Things
and its name was
S.F. Sorrow
The next band's name was
Iron Butterfly
and they titled their album
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
One album wonder
The United States of America
created this overwhelming tunes on
The United States of America
Another band in this row is
Spirit
on this disc
Spirit
Guitar genius
Jeff Beck
put his magic on
Truth
Noise, Punk or whatever you'll call this sound made by
The Velvet Underground
on this disc
White Light/White Heat
First keyboard artist to listen to is Keith Emerson with
The Nice
on their album
Ars Longa Vita Brevis
Post mod rock created by
The Small Faces
on the disc
Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake
Time for space rock played by
Pink Floyd
on their album
A Saucerful of Secrets
Turning to an art rock band
Procol Harum
and their special sound on
Shine On Brightly
Now turning to the special tunes of
The Doors
on the disc
Waiting for the Sun -
Fireball Burn In Rock
Jun 9 2008, 10h11
Jon Lord
classical piano player, ex member of bands called
Artwoods,
The Flowerpot Men
and guitar player
Ritchie Blackmore
ex member of the bands
Screaming Lord Sutch
Outlaws, The Three Musketeeres, Neil Christian's Crusaders, The Roman Empire and Mandrake Root
got together with
Chris Curtis on drums
to form
Roundabout
Mr. Curtis left soon. Along came
Bobby Woodman drums and
Nicolas Simper bass.
Ian Paice drums
and Rod Evans singer
ex members of The Maze
came in and Mr. Woodman left also very soon.
The name of the band was changed into
Deep Purple
First album
- Shades of Deep Purple 1968
and in the same year the second one
- The Book of Taliesyn
One year later the last disk - Mark 1 -
- Deep Purple had been recorded.
Ian Gillan singer and
Roger Glover bass
both members of
Episode Six changed the band
and Mr. Simper and Mr. Evans left.
The new album
- Concerto For Group and Orchestra 1970
was followed by
- In Rock 1970
The next year - the next disk
- Fireball
and again one year later the next one called
- Machine Head
In the same year a live album had been recorded
- Made in Japan
- Who Do We Think We Are 1973
ended up - Mark 2 - in the 70's.
Glenn Hughes singer and bass player of
Trapeze
and singer
David Coverdale ex member of
Magdalene and
The Skyliners joined in for the next album called
Burn 1974
Mr. Gillan and Mr. Glover left.
Stormbringer
was recorded the same year and ended up - Mark 3 -
Mr. Blackmore met
Ronnie James Dio member of
Elf
Together they founded
Rainbow
Tommy Bolin guitar player and ex member of
James Gang and
Zephyr
joined in and - Mark 4 - recorded
Come Taste the Band 1975 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - Z -
Abr 12 2008, 19h22
* ZZ Top
Three musicians from Texas
rock the nations to the top.
- Degüello 1979
- The ZZ Top Six Pack 1987
- Greatest Hits 1992
- One Foot In The Blues 1994 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - Y -
Abr 12 2008, 19h21
* Yes
Talking about progressiv music mostly
is saying Yes.
- Fragile 1972
- Close to the Edge 1972
- Yessongs 1973
- Tales From Topographic Oceans (disc 1) 1974
- Yesterdays 1975
- Talk 1994
- DVD Symphonic Live 2002
- Ultimate Yes: 35th Anniversay Collection 2004 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - W -
Abr 12 2008, 18h50
* Warrant
- Dog Eat Dog
* Wishbone Ash
Two guitars playing alternate lead and rythm
- sometimes together leading parts,
three different male voices and songs
you never will hear from any other band
performed in such a beautiful form.
- Pilgrimage 1971
- Argus 1972
- Wishbone Four 1973
- There's the Rub 1974
- Locked In 1976
- Twin Barrels Burning 1982
- Raw to the Bone 1985
- Here to Hear 1989
The whole work of Wishbone Ash is awesome.
But this record is the essence of wonderful rock.
- Strange Affair 1991
- On Air 1996
- Live: Time Line 1997
- DVD Almighty Blues 2003 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - V -
Abr 12 2008, 11h24
* Victory
One of Germans best Heavy Metal bands in the 80's.
- Don't Get Mad... Get Even 1986
- Hungry Hearts 1987
- Culture killed the native 1989
- Temples of Gold 1990
- You Bought It, You Name It 1992 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - U -
Abr 12 2008, 11h02
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Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - T -
Abr 12 2008, 10h54
* 10cc
Catchy songs, nice voices and beautiful sounds.
Progressiv Pop , critical lyrics.
- The Best of the Early Years
- How Dare You 1976
- Deceptive Bends 1977
- Bloody Tourists1978
- Mirror Mirror 1995 -
Treasure chest - Pop/Rock/Jazz - S -
Abr 11 2008, 17h27
* Savatage
- Power of the Night 1985
- Fight for the Rock 1986
- Hall Of The Mountain King 1987
- Gutter Ballet 1989
The first album I ever heard from this band.
This piano, the voice and the fascinating guitar.
Oliva-brothers-band.
- Streets: A Rock Opera 1991
- Edge of Thorns 1993
We lost one great guitar player. R.I.P. Criss
- Handful of Rain 1994
- Ghost in the Ruins: A Tribute to Criss Oliva 1995
- The Wake of Magellan 1997
* Slaughter
- Back to Reality 1999
* Sting
- Bring on the Night 1986
After leaving Police, Sting changed his style to rockjazz/fusion.
This live-album sounds like Police met some 80's jazz legends.
- Fields of Gold 1994
- Brand New Day 1999
* Stretch
- Elastique 1975
- You Can't Beat Your Brain for Entertainment 1976
- Lifeblood 1977
From the first time I was listening to the blues/rock of this
special band, I was stunned by guitar, voice and rythm,
that great rock in music history.
This is what music is all about -fun and feeling.
Enjoy!
* Supertramp
- Crime of the Century 1974
Not the first album of the band, but the first for me to hear and to buy. Unbelievable sounds. You have to hear it.
- Crisis? What Crisis? 1975
The wonderful sound continues.
- Even in the Quietest Moments 1977
Once again!
- Breakfast in America 1979
Still catchy.
