Dissecting the taste of a musical eclecticist, as dictated by both recreation and obligation (for class). Perhaps the final stage of Buddhist enlightenment as interpreted from a musical standpoint: when the line between recreation and obligation disappears.
Prokofieff - Piano Concerto No. 2 (Obligation, though it began once upon a time as recreation)
Super Sax - Lover Man (Obligation, Music 503a, homework)
Charlie Parker - Thrivin' on a Riff (Obligation, dictation exam, that's fucking hard)
Eminem - Kids (Obviously recreation, though I suggest if you haven't already, you convert this into obligation)
William Bolcolm - Graceful Ghost Rag (Obligation, lesson on Monday)
Milstein playing Bach - Violin Sonata No. 3 (Recreation, albeit a respectul type of recreation, and only for Wayne's sake)
DJ Revolution - In 12s We Trust (Recreation, chillin' music)
Simon and Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence (Recreation, ever since Stan reinspired me)
The Beatles - Baby You Can Drive My Car (Recreation, good 'ol rock n' roll)
Anybody got any Trip Hop for me? I'm fiending some. Particularly some Portishead, Tricky, or Massive Attack.
Inspired simultaneously and erratically by the blog thoughts of both Stanley Lee and Ned Rorem.
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