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I think soundtracks from movies are classic sometimes,or modern classic music
I like the firts a lot and the second,quite…are so good both.
This is quite good too.
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Men with purpose never do!
Sometimes it’s bad, sometimes it’s good. On the case of this musician was outstanding not just good. Other than that, like you said he already had a good excuse not to listen 
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I agree. Lots of great music created for movies.
On the Nature of Daylight was also used in Shutter Island if I remember correctly. Funcom themselves used it for The Secret World launch trailer which is a work of art in itself.
Seems a good place to mention Sleepless Lullaby as well. Story is that Joel Bylos was in a pub and Bright September was playing said song and Joel immediately knew it was a perfect fit for TSW.
Original:
Secret World version:
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If you are looking for great classic piano pieces interpreted by a real “beast”, Valentina Lisitsa, might be a really good choice 
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For those who may not have been aware of it yet (and you should be!!!)
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More like an Angel from heavens…
A muse…
Omg, thanks a million @tarazuri, thanks a million for sharing, i am still shocked.
Ps. Right now i am listening the nutcracker in her channel .
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Jogging across the desert coming from the Unnamed City and finally reaching Sepermeru…
Riding around on Siptah (official), the only one on, passing the forth ‘decayed’ base today…
Thinking about Tyros and Talith…
Time for a bit of pay back…
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Portishead - the TRIP HOP legend!
Just enjoy Beth Gibbons 
voice.
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@tarazuri
I like Chopin. Bach and Beethoven are not among my favorites.
I like Chopin for the piano.
My preferences are for the instruments used, I like very much the piano, the violin, the cello.
With the piano I can play the rhythm or bass with one hand, the melody or mid-high notes with the other and I still have enough capacity to sing… well, I don’t play even 10% at the level of this pianist… maybe I could imitate some passages but that speed of execution… is… many years of practice.
@stelagel
I prefer Lisitsa,this sounds as Napoleon in Versalles,but is quite good.
Well,Lisitsa is also Napoleon on the Champs Elysées.
I like classical music and what I like the most is the piano, but some eras or styles are not my favorites, now I couldn’t say which era or style.
Versailles, perhaps.
@Grognard
I like so much the sound of the Lute.
The words from Hurt are changed in this version.
I like Original by J.Cash and the version from NIN
“My version”
And you could have it all
My empire of dirt
I will let you there
I will make NO hurt.
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Here is a compilation of 10 pieces recognized for their incredible difficulty.
During their lifetimes, several works by Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin (Poland) and his friend/rival Franz Liszt (Hungary) were considered impossible to play. Today, any pianist with a professional background and classical piano education typically includes these pieces in their repertoire.
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Practice is not enough, you need to be borned for it. These are special people, not ordinary piano players. At this level, i don’t think we have a lot piano players in the whole universe.
My love for classic music started when i was about 11 years old. Living in an ordinary Greek family i had to earn my own luxuries. So i did a few Saturdays jobs to collect some money and buy my first portable tape recorder from a Roma merchant on the street. Tape recorders in stores where very expensive. He gifted me 2 tapes. One recorded, not original tape of Michael Jackson and one original series of Vivaldi 4 seasons!
When i was with friends, i was listening Michael Jackson of course, but when i was alone 4 seasons literally got melted in this tape recorder 
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Now i listen classic music mostly when i drive alone. At the age of 20 Stamatis Spanoudakis will enter in my Playlist with the Marvelous composition of Alexander! I know he is not worthy like the classic fathers but he speaks to my soul directly with all his compositions, not just Alexander. A voyage to his work, won’t let you down, that’s for sure.
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Those piano videos remind me of playing my three box crew in EverQuest back in the day. Although the videos have much less swearing.
Somewhat related, I hope this band never breaks up. Pretty sure this was the guy six boxing EQ.
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Very best ever!!! 
I love banjos, it’s a 3 string banjo, well maybe it has another name…
I love this song.
One version is from a band… They were previously high on drugs.
The other is from a movie… They are finally raped.
I really don´t know now if there are 4 strings or even 5 strings banjos,it´s ok.
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Hmm…
Strange no 1 has posted anything from BJÖRK…
…enjoy the show in Paris
If curious about the instrument used there…
It’s a REACTABLE
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Me at Benicassim!!!
Somekind of magic trick has make her to modify…this NPC behaviour,there´s no wrong map,neither uncertain map,so unarmed NPCs stucking and doing bad things must be…they don´t have Logic function at all!!!
This lyrics goes perfectly with BETA update!!!
I love this song from Sugarcubes,at years i had the vinyl,now is somewhere in Madrid!!
I let here also this song…money,money,money…veredict…guilty by ignorance!!!
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Dueling banjos and Deliverance are both classics. Some trivia from the movie… It’s not actually the boy playing the banjo but another guy hidden behind him with the shirt specially constructed for his arms to come through. Also Ned Beatty was adamant that the ■■■■ scene was done in one shot because he was only doing it once. No business like show business.
Mean Mary plays a pretty mean banjo as well. If you find that you’re not liking the song skip to about the 4 minute mark for some amazing playing.
If you do like folksy stuff she has quite a few good songs. I’d recommend Kate Wolf as well. Another one who was gone too soon.
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Both are cool,
And…some modern coutry-folk
I like celtic folk music and northern folk…power pop,pop or even modern rock has it´s influences…but i prefer american country-folk—the first song sounds sometimes more celtic than american…but is quite cool.
The other song is american tradicional style not folk,i like it quite,i like the voice and song.
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“Please welcome from Austin, Texas…
Stevie Ray Vaughan & DOUBLE TROUBLE”
If you are looking for avant-garde, jazz or blues… LIVE at the El Mocambo or Montreux…
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