Just classics …
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Let me fix that for ya…
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The best… I was at that concert. Ask me if it was good 
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Was it good?
You have excellent taste in music 
I didn’t get to any of the early concerts, but I did go to New Blood (orchestra) and Back To Front (with the So band). Both amazing shows.
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It was very good 
Early Gabriel was very very special!
Oh, that video broke… thanks for the new link
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Here’s a concert I never made it to, but should have. Just magnificent album. Saw them much later but it was not the same…
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I’ve seen video from Rockpalast, POV/Live in Athens and some other audience footage. It’s great you saw him live back then
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Ok, I’m on a roll. Let me rip it up for 'ya. Here’s one of the maestros (play it LOUD):
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Nice. That album has Here Comes The Flood. PG wasn’t really happy with the production and preferred this:
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Well… to be exact - the artist was Robert Fripp, and the album was Exposure. Your video is a nice version of PG’s Here Comes The Flood, that I hadn’t actually seen before. On Exposure, is a beautiful version of Here Comes The Flood, with Robert Fripp and PG playing. I think it’s gorgeous, the best one of all of them:
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… but let’s quit dilly dallying around and get to the real meat. The real esoteric stuff… Here’s “Tribe” by two masters (also to be played LOUD):
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Even more esoteric, by two other masters. If you can stomach this you’re elite
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That a new one for me, very cool!
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AUTECHRE- NTS sessions #1 and AUTECHRE LIVE (in San Francisco)
Were they just on tour? I didn’t know that they played SF already this year…
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Found this hundreds of tracks supply of ambient music in one place after following a link on a muff wiggler forum post, the ads are a bit annoying but free is always good. This seems to be the only style of music i can study to without being distracted too much. https://soundcloud.com/archives-5/tracks
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My son has been participating in February Album Writing Month for years. I always learn something from his approach. This year he is using Olivier Messiaen’s Modes of Limited Transposition as a starting point.
FAWM’s goal is for people to write 14 songs in 28 days. Sometimes the tracks are just ideas, other times they are full works. It’s a way of motivating people, and maybe going outside the comfort zone. Some great collaborations appear too.
While he’s primarily a guitarist, this track is mellotron/string based.
The Forbidden Temple
https://fawm.org/songs/90167/
This one is King Crimson-esque
Colossus
https://fawm.org/songs/89449/
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Man, that is really good!
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I’ve been listening to Laurie Spiegel’s “The Expanding Universe” (1980) on repeat for a few days now. Very inspiring, especially to someone with a penchant for minimalism, like me.
That’s 45 minutes of music. The version on Spotify has 2 hours 36 minutes of great music on it. Not sure what’s going on with that, but I’m loving every minute of it!
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