You almost say that like it's a bad thing...
I will never cease to be amazed at how touchy people get in RIP threads!
RIP Chick Corea
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I will never cease to be amazed at how touchy people get in RIP threads!
SheilaH
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Yes. It's really weird. You give a balanced view of one of your favorite musician's output and somebody posts personal abuse and obscene photographs of a man defecating. Quite extraordinary.
It makes you wonder what he would do if the subject was something that actually mattered.
(p.s. you might already know this, but the guy behind the MV theme tune was an ex-member of Mahavishnu Orchestra and a contemporary of CC 😀 )
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Jan Hammer? I didn't, actually, but am not in the least surprised. I wonder if it was him who introduced Corea to the keytar??
If you don't regret at least something you did in the 80s then you weren't really there...
SheilaH
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Who knows. They are all interconnected..Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola, playing for both of them etc
This mid to late 80s period is utterly perplexing. A horrible aberration. I mean if he'd evolved further into acid house then the universe would be at peace, but as it stands...
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SheilaH
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That's more like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That opens with Medieval Overture from the album Romantic Overture (1976) and then goes into Sorceress from same album. Havent' watched rest of clip but will do because that album was (in my view) peak brilliance. It's got a bit of prog-rock sci-fi silliness here and there but it acts as a great counter-point to those moments of pure groove from Stanley's gutteral Alembic.
Beautiful.
That opens with Medieval Overture from the album Romantic Overture (1976) and then goes into Sorceress from same album. Havent' watched rest of clip but will do because that album was (in my view) peak brilliance. It's got a bit of prog-rock sci-fi silliness here and there but it acts as a great counter-point to those moments of pure groove from Stanley's gutteral Alembic.
Beautiful.
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