Who is Sigrid and Why is She the Next Big Thing in Music?

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The discussion revolves around the revival of a "Best Songs Ever" thread, which was previously removed due to a DMCA request. Participants share their favorite songs and artists, with a notable mention of the Norwegian singer Sigrid, whose powerful performances have garnered significant admiration. Other artists discussed include Kendrick Lamar, KSHMR, and classic rock bands like Boston and Yes. The conversation touches on the emotional impact of music, with several users expressing their experiences of goosebumps during live performances. There is also a debate about the historical context of musical harmony and its evolution, alongside discussions of various genres, including rock, hip-hop, and electronica. The thread serves as a public jukebox for users to share and discover music, with a focus on both contemporary and classic tracks.
  • #151
Evo said:
A tear jerker. I had my heart ripped out once and refused to ever fall in love again. I remain single to this day.


I make a point of listening to every song even all the Sigrid ones
I didn’t realize it was that song and the name did not ring a bell
I’ve always liked it without knowing what he said.
That is very sad Evo if that if the way you feel.
There are things and experiences of breath-taking beauty out there.
Just remember the smartest men will admit to understanding less about women than they do about QFT.
I am going to search a few a couple of bitter sweet songs for you
People rarely write good songs about feeling happy
 
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  • #152
Spinnor said:
I don't know how to waltz but I can imagine,



Generally good album,



Good song,

I enjoy a lot of classical, but the Blue Danube is definitely my fav.

Am also a huge Pink Floyd fan :smile: and "Wish you were here" and "Dark side of the Moon" definitely my fav albums of theirs

Evo said:
A tear jerker. I had my heart ripped out once and refused to ever fall in love again. I remain single to this day.

Yes ! another fav :smile: ... Tho I like the studio version better. It's just such a sharp and crisp sound

This is truly stunning :smile: ...

Dave
 
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  • #153
pinball1970 said:
I think we are safe classical music

This is one of the most uplifting pieces of music I have ever heard, it makes want to get on a horse ride a horse into battle and I am terrified of horses! (headphones required play loud!)


another stunning piece of classical :)

haven't played that for a few years ... thankyou :smile: ,
brings tears to my eyes

Takes me back to my childhood when mom and dad took us kids to a film " ,this is New Zealand"
and that music was played as a you were in a aircraft view flying down mountain and river valleys
etc

a short excerpt from it ...
https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/this-is-new-zealand-1970coastlines

ohhhh gosh, 1970, so long ago, when the world was a much simpler place
 
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  • #154
davenn said:
Yes ! another fav :smile: ... Tho I like the studio version better. It's just such a sharp and crisp sound

This is truly stunning :smile: ...

Dave
Thanks Dave, yes, that's a much better version!
 
  • #155
This is a song from the first record I listened to. There really is something special about vinyl.

 
  • #156
I have weird music taste so hold on :)

found this gem today


if you are more in classic stuff
 
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  • #157
davenn said:
another stunning piece of classical :)

haven't played that for a few years ... thankyou :smile: ,
brings tears to my eyes

Takes me back to my childhood when mom and dad took us kids to a film " ,this is New Zealand"
and that music was played as a you were in a aircraft view flying down mountain and river valleys
etc

a short excerpt from it ...
https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/this-is-new-zealand-1970coastlines

ohhhh gosh, 1970, so long ago, when the world was a much simpler place

Glad you liked
Yes I think this was where kids were introduced to classical music in the 70s, not at school and not home (mum was not educated but had great taste)

The Sibelius one was from a current affairs program called, "This Week"

We also had this one, I found out much later that this was by a band called mountain

 
  • #158
davenn said:
another stunning piece of classical :)a short excerpt from it ...
https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/this-is-new-zealand-1970coastlines

ohhhh gosh, 1970, so long ago, when the world was a much simpler place

Funny it was on in NZ at the same time, some music is just great and everyone agrees no matter what era

This one scared me as a kid but I thought it was amazing too, I worked it out and was amazed it was just one chord with a descending bass, mainly.

Bach did one in Dm with a bass thing going on that had a similar part, could be the inspiration.
 
  • #159
one more hopefully a few Brits will remember this

 
  • #160
Voq said:
I have weird music taste so hold on :)

found this gem today


if you are more in classic stuff


The first is pretty strange, I don't do opera, call me a heathen- I tried sorry
 
  • #161
This was an advert for Bread!

Great song

 
  • #162
pinball1970 said:
I don't do opera, call me a heathen- I tried sorry
But... but...



:smile:
 
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  • #163
Ok, I’ve been resisting posting these for awhile, but think I have to.





Let me know if these don’t work and I’ll try to find ones that will. I don’t know if anyone else has noticed but the “VEVO” videos and the “topic” videos don’t seem to work in some countries.
 
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  • #164
DennisN said:
But... but...



:smile:


No hate them, I've tried. I adore choral music (I sang in a choir) but I cannot get into opera. Not keen on solo type stuff either. Arias?Sorry showing ignorance here.

I like Mozart and love this, its all good but from 5.28 is just fantastic

 
  • #165
pinball1970 said:
No hate them, I've tried. I adore choral music (I sang in a choir) but I cannot get into opera. Not keen on solo type stuff either. Arias?Sorry showing ignorance here.
Ok, but I had to post them :biggrin:, since I think they are awesome. And I love Carmen.
pinball1970 said:
I like Mozart and love this, its all good but from 5.28 is just fantastic
Me too, Requiem is one of my favorite classical suites.
 
  • #166
Fig Neutron said:
Ok, I’ve been resisting posting these for awhile, but think I have to.
@Fig Neutron, I posted these videos in another thread, but I simply have to post them here too :smile: :

 
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  • #167
pinball1970 said:
The first is pretty strange, I don't do opera, call me a heathen- I tried sorry

Classics.


 
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  • #168
DennisN said:
Ok, but I had to post them :biggrin:, since I think they are awesome. And I love Carmen.

I think its the sound, vibrato? In choral it is more a block a wall of sound

That Foo fighters is funny! Rick Astley!? Brilliant
 
  • #169
Voq said:
Classics.

More electronic classics...

 
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  • #170
Voq said:
Classics.




Vangelis brilliant, he did some great stuff with Jon Anderson from Yes too

 
  • #171
DennisN said:
More electronic classics...



Love him!
there was one he did that I can't remember the name, it was a shuffle thing- this will drive me crazy!
 
  • #172
Chorus music can be very powerful, sometimes it feels like some kind of primordial sound.
And yes Jean Michal Jarre <3
 
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  • #173
And if you guys like electronic music you may be aware of this awesome track:
(from the album Air - Moon Safari)

They also did this beautiful track:
 
  • #174
I know Air. Relaxing.

Maybe this one.
 
  • #175
DennisN said:
More electronic classics...



Its Oxygene! I thought that was different! No probs- enjoying that one now. thanks- years since I heard it
 
  • #176
Here is a real electronic music classic from 1958


More recently, I like Tim Hecker alot

 
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  • #177
Glad to hear the beginnings.
In last time i am into electronic sound again.
 
  • #178
pinball1970 said:
Glad you liked
Yes I think this was where kids were introduced to classical music in the 70s, not at school and not home (mum was not educated but had great taste)

my love of classical and music in general comes from my mom, she taught me to read music and piano playing basics
I spent the 1970's, my teenage years, playing cornet in a brass band

I don't recognise any of those other tracks you posted

pinball1970 said:
The first is pretty strange, I don't do opera, call me a heathen- I tried sorry

likewise hahaDave
 
  • #179
I have just heard this band for the first time today, Greta Van Fleet, and I think they sound really good:
(they were signed in 2017 and has only released two EPs)


 
  • #180
And two live performances with them:

 
  • #181
lots I don't know- I need to spend sometime listening !

in the meantime...

 
  • #182


And this one is from Werner Herzog's 2007 documentary, "Encounters at the End of the World."
Check this one. Amazing.
 
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  • #184


at one time I had the full orchestral version, I love how the horns and violins complement the paino.
 
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sometimes I think what was it all for, who was the lesson for, not me.
 
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  • #186
Voq said:


And this one is from Werner Herzog's 2007 documentary, "Encounters at the End of the World."
Check this one. Amazing.


No quarter one of my faves (there a lot of Led Zep faves!) I think the live one has a better guitar solo from song remains the same.
 
  • #187
Chris Riccard said:


sometimes I think what was it all for, who was the lesson for, not me.


One of the saddest songs for me, he was just enjoying this phase of his life, the joy of playing and writing again. Terrible. I may have to put some Beatles on!
 
  • #188
Chris Riccard said:


at one time I had the full orchestral version, I love how the horns and violins complement the paino.


Lovely! I would not have been to tell you who wrote this in a month of Sundays!
 
  • #189
The epic track "Angel" by Bristol triphoppers Massive Attack from the album Mezzanine:


And a cool trippy track:
 
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  • #190
Fig Neutron said:
Ok, I’ve been resisting posting these for awhile, but think I have to.

Oh, good old weird Al Yankovic, what a funny guy...

"I finally made it through med school..." :oldlaugh: :
 
  • #191
DennisN said:
The epic track "Angel" by Bristol triphoppers Massive Attack from the album Mezzanine:


And a cool trippy track:


My fave character on screen with an awesome track to go with it

 
  • #192
BWV said:
Here is a real electronic music classic from 1958


More recently, I like Tim Hecker alot



The Stockhausen track was VERY strange..
 
  • #193
pinball1970 said:
The Stockhausen track was VERY strange..
There is also his Helicopter Quartet
 
  • #194
pinball1970 said:
The Stockhausen track was VERY strange..

BWV said:
There is also his Helicopter Quartet


Ok you win that is the weirdest thing I have seen in music I think

Or just weirdest thing I have seen, certainly in a long while.
 
  • #195
BTW Stockhausen is on the top row of the Sgt Pepper album cover to the left of WC Fields

stockhausen_sgt._pepper.jpg


http://nashvillepublicradio.org/post/sgt-pepper-and-stockhausen-classical-moments-iconic-beatles-album#stream/0
 

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  • #196
BWV said:
BTW Stockhausen is on the top row of the Sgt Pepper album cover to the left of WC Fields

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did not know that- lots faces on that Album

I like the Tim Hecker - a little Tangerine Dream?

I liked the music to this film

 
  • #197
This one won't get old

 
  • #198


Love this song!
 
  • #199
Just saw a clip with this girl who is out of this world...
Some people have more talent than others, but some have a jawdropping amount of talent...

60 Minutes pulls four musical notes out of hat, and young composer Alma Deutscher takes off,
improvising a piano sonata in under a minute



How 11-year-old prodigy composed an opera
"Iphones, Ipads, computers and TV... ...ruins the mind and is just a waste of time" :biggrin:


EDIT:
And here she does it again, she's the real deal... :))
Alma Deutsher Piano improvisation
 
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  • #200
DennisN said:
Just saw a clip with this girl who is out of this world...
Some people have more talent than others, but some have a jawdropping amount of talent...

Holy crap, that is unreal. She did all that in her head?! Or just went with it?? Either way it is unreal. Brilliant. Mozart did this sort of stuff as a kid
 

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