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I like E-Mantra - Ecouri: I also compose my own music, if you have some time - check my youtube channel: [url]http://www.youtube.com/user/plprzemo[/url]

Very nice music Przemyslav! :good:

Thank you

so here's my classical "Dark Star"...  you would find variuos interpretations of this organ piece,this one has impressed me most at the first few chords. i would have a vinyl where it's played on a quiet modern organ,which i like for this piece even better, i guess it doesn't suits the composition well to play it on a baroque organeven when Liszt interpreted the style of Bach in it, nonetheless it's a "modern" organ piece. put on your best headphones and don't be surprised when you wake up completely exhausted after listening. and for those who get headakes from this kind of music 

Nice! I love Bach and Liszt - for me, classical keyboard music really fits with space. I saw ELP perform this piece live in '70 (I think) - Keith Emerson playing the massive organ in the Festival Hall, London, then running back down to the stage for the piano bits. An awesome concert, it was - daggers in the keyboard, the whole works!

bookmarked it, thanks i don't know ELP to well. just for the fun of it

i don't know ELP to well. Nutrockers, are ELP! But Keith Emerson can really play pianos/organs/synthesisers, and compose too. Musical deconstruction: Pictures at an Exhibition - by ELP Pictures at an Exhibition - orchestrated by Ravel Pictures at an Exhibition - the original Mussorgsky solo piano suite I have all three on CD - and I prefer the original solo piano suite.

great, a well known piece, even if i would never have known by rememberance who composed it. "and now for something complete different"  and a class from eire [url][/url] some technical stuff 

Anatman. They are (he is?) quite like Meshuggah, but instrumental, and more ambient/spacey.You can download their songs from here: [url]http://anatman.bandcamp.com/[/url] 

i like this mix of metal / electro

i like this mix of metal / electro So, try Cynic, in reverse publication order: (Carbon Based Anathomy, Traced in air, Focus), then add Re-Traced (remixes of Traced in air) and The portal tapes (a side project). Hope you like vocoders/autotune + growl vocals + beautyful solos and occasional Chapman Stick (only in studio, unfortunately... anyway, search for Sean Malone).  

ho no its another style : progessive rock !! that remind me my young years .

It's prog, but they sound quite metal, expecially in the first album, Focus. There's a bunch of proggy-metal bands, emerged from the same scene, all with "philosophical" names that absolutely worths a couple of listening: Cynic, Atheist (try Elements) and Aghora (as in Hindu Aghori, not as in Greek Agora. try the "Aghora" album). They often switch and share their band members.  

aghora sounds good for me.

Currently playing, very loudly, in Chez Cody - a Poco classic!

I recently fell in love with Carbon Based Lifeforms' albums.

RIP Lou Reed.

In 2014 these 3 olds guys from texas have together 65 years !  enjoy this concert ...

hi, out therelet's get a little serious, i know it's not what is to expect usually of me  i was watching today for the very first time "johnny got his gun" and it has certainly moved me.i was wondering how i could share this experience with you and fortunately metallica helped me out. here we (johnny) go... for once i won't close with "have phun", have a second thought --- (btw, you might have read statements of me like "they won't (can't?) do such nowadays",well that's the stuff i ment with this).