Pickled Egg Jukebox-Your Selections

[myglaren]

Here's another interesting instrument for you Neil.



Particularly liked because it is Swedish

[bobins]

The Du Xian Qin solo - somewhat randomly - reminds me of this by Pat Metheny.....

[myglaren]

And the best one of all -



Mainly as I found it at the time I was reading Iain M Banks' "Hydrogen Sonata" so it resonates* with me


*sorry


**Not sorry

[bobins]

IIRC, that Wintergarten video took weeks, if not months, to put together

[Hell Razor5543]

Well, Animusic are responsible for there being a lack of ball bearings;

[myglaren]

^That was the first one I saw, years ago James

[Hell Razor5543]

And I posted up Resonant Chamber somewhere here on the Forum, Steve.

[bobins]

Ever seen a 42 string guitar ?

[myglaren]

As it is December 13th, it's Luciadagen:



And not a mention in the Swedish newspapers - they usually go bananas about it.

[NewcastleFalcon]

The Pickled Egg Jukebox likes to go back to the originals where possible, and this is as close as it gets on you-tube.

An old greek tune, this version recorded by Tetos Dimitriades is from 1930 ish.

Speed it up a bit, and you might get its modern surfing-song treatment in one of the iconic movies of the 1990's.



Regards Neil

[myglaren]

[myglaren]

She also plays "La Campanella" and "Für Elise" at the end.

[moizeau]

Anything from Thin Lizzy..

[NewcastleFalcon]

Anything from Thin Lizzy..

Few pages back, I posted this probably for the 4th or 5th time in the history of the thread.

Yes Gary Moore and Phil Lynott on the Old Grey Whistle Test doing a superb bluesy version of "Dont Believe a Word", and then it just explodes. Shame the clip misses Anne Nightingale's reaction at the end. It was sort of what on earth just happened....wow!

Here's the link, and as Bobins commented play it loud!

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=50203&start=1905#p592983

Regards Neil

[moizeau]

Neil, there was a reason I mentioned it on this particular day...Unfortunately