INTENSE Music

[pure_mercury]

Originally Posted by Jack Flak

What TV show did they jack the theme song from? Seriously, they did, I just can't think of the show.

HAHA, it's right in the description, MASH.

Yeah, they covered it as a non-album single in 1992.

[PinkPiranha]

Scotland the Brave makes me cry every time I hear it.

[phoenix13]

Originally Posted by PinkPiranha

Intense?

Like Type O Negative intense? Or Wagner intense?

Both.

[Samuel De Mazarin]

Pick up Shostakovich's quartets.

Get Maxim Vengerov's performance of the 1st Violin Concertos of Shostakovich and Prokofiev, conducted by Rostropovich... I GUARANTEE you there's nothing more (maybe as, but not more) intense than that. And beautiful.

Done. There's so much more out there, but you can't get more intense than oppressed Russian (genius) artists.

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well... I'll add a few more... Radiohead's "Ok Computer"... Stravinsky's "Sacre du Printemps" ("Rite of Spring")... Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" double album.... Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon"...

[PinkPiranha]

Originally Posted by phoenix13

Both.

*Most of the "Henry V" soundtrack.
*Viento del Arena - Gipsy Kings
*Black Betty - Spiderbait

[phoenix13]

Originally Posted by Samuel De Mazarin

Pick up Shostakovich's quartets.

Get Maxim Vengerov's performance of the 1st Violin Concertos of Shostakovich and Prokofiev, conducted by Rostropovich... I GUARANTEE you there's nothing more (maybe as, but not more) intense than that. And beautiful.

Done. There's so much more out there, but you can't get more intense than oppressed Russian (genius) artists.
_____


well... I'll add a few more... Radiohead's "Ok Computer"... Stravinsky's "Sacre du Printemps" ("Rite of Spring")... Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" double album.... Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon"...

I.
LOVE.
YOU.

...I... I LOVE YOU!!!

I friggin' discovered Shostakovich through that recording (Vengerov)... I was a huge Prokie fan, but then... oh baby. I'm actually married to Shostakovich on facebook, 'cause I'm cool like that.

Funny, my dad (an ENTP) is a big fan of the Russians as well. I wonder if it's an Ne thing...

[phoenix13]

Originally Posted by colmena

It's a big file, you'll probably have to pause it at the start and wait for it to load before playing it through.

Part - Fratres - for violin and piano. (to be played loud, preferably with headphones).

Download Me moosik Ringtone - Free Music Hosting - XG7TW446W7QC

Could you (phoenix13) please recommend me some music that would be easy to find. Anything.

You just blew me away colmena! That was my music. That's exactly the kind of piece I yearn for. Intense, sad, energetic (beginning). I must know more about this piece. Who's the composer?

Now for stuff online:
Here's a shortie (2nd movement of Bruckner's 9th symphony):
YouTube - Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 - II. Scherzo. Bewegt, Lebhaft-Trio

If you search "Shostakovich" in Pandora online radio, you'll get the Emerson String Quartet playing his 8th string concerto (or so it was last time I checked). The first movement is sad/depressing, but the next three are loud and intense and grotesque.

There's so much more... I'll try to find some more of my favorites online.

[InaF3157]

Originally Posted by PinkPiranha

Scotland the Brave makes me cry every time I hear it.

+1


Fine, there are no real tears but I can appreciate and sort of share Pink's sentiment.
It's purty

[PinkPiranha]

Originally Posted by IF3157

+1


Fine, there are no real tears but I can appreciate and sort of share Pink's sentiment.

There was almost a full-on row at the Highland Games one year. It was us Campbells against little ol' Kerr. hahah!

Scottish people. *head shake*

[pure_mercury]

Originally Posted by Samuel De Mazarin

Pick up Shostakovich's quartets.

Get Maxim Vengerov's performance of the 1st Violin Concertos of Shostakovich and Prokofiev, conducted by Rostropovich... I GUARANTEE you there's nothing more (maybe as, but not more) intense than that. And beautiful.

Done. There's so much more out there, but you can't get more intense than oppressed Russian (genius) artists.

_____

well... I'll add a few more... Radiohead's "Ok Computer"... Stravinsky's "Sacre du Printemps" ("Rite of Spring")... Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" double album.... Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon"...

I messes with Stravinsky. How about a little Scriabin?

YouTube - HOROWITZ AT CARNEGIE HALL Pt.6/7 Scriabin Op8-12 & Traumerei