Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Thursday, August 9, 2018
Concerts on the Park
Not every library has a park next door, and not every library has a Friends of organization wealthy enough to hire three musical acts a summer...but when you do get that combination, it's pretty darn impressive. I've actually been aware of and wanting to catch a performance of the StingRays for a while now, so I'm more than a little bummed that I didn't know about this back in June.
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
A few words about music
Recently, I returned that Monty Python book to Gail Borden Library and decided to do something I'd never done before there -- check out its music section.
All three of the items posted here are special because they are albums produced by the artists. I get why it's tempting to purchase "best of" compilations to save money, but there are albums where the arrangement of songs in the order chosen is integral how they are meant to be heard.
Together through Life seems to be just such an album. While Red Rubber Ball and Castaways and Cutouts lead with their strongest songs and then peter out, Together is a joy to listen to all the way through.
All three of the items posted here are special because they are albums produced by the artists. I get why it's tempting to purchase "best of" compilations to save money, but there are albums where the arrangement of songs in the order chosen is integral how they are meant to be heard.
Together through Life seems to be just such an album. While Red Rubber Ball and Castaways and Cutouts lead with their strongest songs and then peter out, Together is a joy to listen to all the way through.
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