I always love discovering not so recent albums. And I never thought I would like songs performed by my father's favorite musician, Mr Wyatt, which I used to really dislike as a child.

 

Led by percussionist Robert Wyatt, Soft Machne first three albums are landmarks in experimental rock. Melding rock, jazz and classical styles into a kind of noncommercial prefusion muisc, Soft Machine became the most musically accomplished of the experimental groups to come out of Engalnd in the sixties.

On the italian tv show Rai Due, the band performed Uprising, in playback. In playback is for cheaters but they turn it into fun. Matthew Bellamy, singer and guitarist, is at the drums. The drummer Dominic James Howard is at the guitar and have a mic. The result is quite funny

Stop what you're doing.

 

Sit down.

 

Lay down on your couch.

 

Get some silence.

 

And Listen

 

 

 

Enjoy peace, calm, beautiful music.

In one of the best music show Taratata, where I have discovered Yodelice for their first album, Yodelice performed a wonderful live performance of a song of their second album.
I don't buy much albums, but this one I'am quite crazy about it. I really recommend it.

Radiohead, playing “Creep”, from PABLO HONEY. Radiohead, in the “Live at the Astoria” concert on 27 May 1994, notable mainly for its collection of songs that would not appear until the release of THE BENDS, ten months later. It is also Radiohead’s only concert home video/DVD to date. This dvd captures Radiohead playing an absolutely amazing gig. The quality of the performance is remarkable – Thom Yorke’s soaring voice, Jonny Greenwood’s frantic yet precise lead guitar, Ed O’Brien’s haunting atmospheric sound. The tightness and balance of the band is awe-inspiring. The gig features songs from Pablo Honey and The Bends (plus a few others). These are Radiohead’s more ‘conventional, pre-experimental’ songs, which will appeal to any fans of current UK rock music. They feature catchy melodies, great lyrics and amazing, powerful instrumentals.