Music

There are only few tracks that can be so immensly philosophical and still be modern and classy. Ofcourse, there are no vocals.

If you are like me and constantly run out of fresh new music to listen, here’s something that might help. The best way to discover new music is to find new/fresh/weird genres.

In my recent quest to find new music, I bumped in to brand new DVD-A format on which many new demanding music albums are being delivered. It appears that this is definitely the next generation of music quality but there is very little or no information on many of its aspects.

[Artists - Album] Blue Man Group - Audio My short review of this album would be “Insanely creative”. This amazing Niagara of energy is probably very different than anything you have heard so far.

Okay… found that! That song in the movie American Beauty with rain falling in one of the last scenes is Don’t Let It Bring You Down By Neil Young. Though one by Annie Lennox is much better.

I thought I’d nothing new to listen to but then just brewed up this triplet which nicely works out on these winter days. A Winter’s Solstice VI: A Windham Hill Sampler - A nice classical album.

Evanescence will be performing live at Webster Hall on 16th Sep in New York City as part of their tour. This is little unusual because even the Webster Hall is kind of the top dance club in the City, I never heard any concerts happening there.

Here’s some from shopping list of past few months: [Artist - Album] Linkin Park - Meteora Evanescence - Fallen Audioslave - Audioslave Macy Gray - On How Life Is Barenaked Ladies - Rock Spectacle 4 Strings - Take me away (into the night) Evanescence’s Fallen is probably the best thing came out this year.

My favorite online music service Rhapsody is not working for me these days. They removed entire Linkin Park collection, few albums from Kid Rock and God knows what more. So I’m back to my old favorite Yahoo!

Central Park summer stage schedule is out. Mark your dates from their official home page. On 311, this is a new number you can dial in New York and ask any question or make any complaints - literally!