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Andrea Bocelli.........he inspires my soul.
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Andrea Bocelli.........he inspires my soul.
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Mine too!!!! Yes, he does! I also love Luciano Pavorotti (but he doesn't sing as good now), still love his voice.

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Sometimes we're just being Humans.....But we're always Human Beings.

[Guest]

I've been known to play the third movement from Mozart's Symphony No 39 at a skull-bustin' loud level:

Sym No.39 in E flat, K.543: III. Menuetto. Allegretto-Trio

I think 38 and 39 are his finest work.

I also have a collection of Baroque that I occasionally haul out when I'm feeling more intellectual than usual...heh

There may be those in the audience who, because of the AC-130 thread, might think I'm some kind of knuckle-dragging Neandertal...I hope this has helped clear that perception up a bit.

"The mouse does not know life until it is in the mouth of the cat."

[Muenkel 0]

Definitely Beethoven's #9. Also, like mentioned previously "Ode to Joy"...overused, but it is a classic.

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Chris

[Deuce 1]

Yeah, Vivaldi at 11.

"Why don't they just mark then '10' and have '10 be just that much louder?"

"........these go to 11."

"the dwarves are trampling on it"

I love that film

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Les Preludes - Liszt

[Pablito 0]

Astor Piazzola is a touch of melanconi, Lobos to encourage the soul.

"If you don't overcome your fears they will overcome you first"
Shady Monkey/6Segundos Rodriguez/AKA Pablito

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Well, if we're getting away from the head-banging stuff, I would add

Tallis - Spem in Alium

40-part motet, a real mind-bender to listen to. The copy I have here is King's College Choir, all men and boys, just gorgeous.

Hard to concentrate on anything else when it's playing, however.

Freedom -- Expression -- Spirit