widowslaugh123
06.08.13 | Most of these don't.count |
DamnVanne
06.08.13 | Porcupine Tree- Stupid Dream |
Cipieron
06.08.13 | Fair to Midland
Regina Spektor |
pizzamachine
06.08.13 | Conrad Tao - Voyages (it's all piano) |
Keyblade
06.08.13 | Ludovico Einaudi |
YoYoMancuso
06.08.13 | Radiohead-Amnesiac
has quite a few piano driven tracks |
Yuli
06.08.13 | Jizue - Journal. I'll be reviewing it in the next few days-- get on the hype train before it derails. |
GuanoBumbershoot
06.08.13 | A Winged Victory for the Sullen - Self-titled |
1drummer
06.08.13 | Yeah dude.. Jizue. Best shit I've heard in a while. |
1drummer
06.08.13 | Also.. Mouse on the Keys |
widowslaugh123
06.08.13 | Thanks dudes keep em coming. Just piano is cool too. |
silentstar
06.08.13 | dillinger escape plan has some songs with piano (widower, room full of eyes) |
DrMaximus
06.08.13 | Mozart
/thread |
toxin.
06.08.13 | are you looking for only piano or what
tbh just listen to the classics, no better influence than beethoven or rachmaninoff
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toxin.
06.08.13 | or liszt or chopin or maybe mozart |
YoYoMancuso
06.08.13 | The Flashbulb-anything |
Keyblade
06.08.13 | "a veil of water- reminder"
this |
widowslaugh123
06.08.13 | Obviously I'm well-versed in the classics. Also Mozart >Beethoven |
SupercolliderMusic
06.08.13 | THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
THE TUMBLED SEA
best piano shit i've heard in a while |
Point1
06.08.13 | Jack's Mannequin - Everything in Transit |
1drummer
06.08.13 | Rachel Grimes - Book of Leaves
The Seven Fields of Aphelion - Periphery
Swod - Drei |
JS19
06.08.13 | Absolutely understand the desire for more piano - hope I can help!
These have been said but still going to recommend:
I second The Tumbled Sea - they're lovely (and free)
Goldmund (nice chilled solo piano)
Mouse on The keys (jazzy math rock but piano led)
and A Winged Victory For the Sullen (beautiful piano ambient by half of stars of the lid)
Also look at:
Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving - Deaden the Fields (I think you'd love this one)
Anathema - Hindsight (piano backing for most songs)
Thelonious Monk - (anything really it's all awesome if you like jazz piano)
Phideaux - Doomsday Afternoon (great orchestral/piano prog)
RQTN - Monolithes en Movement (Piano post rock w. beats)
Yes - Close To The Edge (that organ....)
Frost* - Milliontown (especially title track has some amazing playing)
Gentle Giant - Octopus (old style prog but nice piano in places)
Haken - Aquarius (there's some nice piano amongst all the keys)
IQ - Frequency (this one is excellent neo-prog)
Moon Safari - Lover's End (might be a bit cheesy but piano's lovely sounding)
Neal Morse - ? (guy can really play)
Sylvan - Posthumous Silence (this is so f-ing sad and the piano is key. one of my favs)
Eluvium - Copia (ambient/piano stuff - rated super high on sputnik)
But as a Piano player myself dude: It's all about classical! Cool if it's not your thing though - I don't think anything else really gets on anywhere near the same level though if you really love the instrument:
Rachmaninoff's 2nd and 3rd piano concertos
Grieg Piano concerto in A Minor
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto no1
Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue
Mozart piano concerto no 9
Beethoven Piano Concerto no5
Chopin piano Concerto no1
Brahms Piano Concerto no1 |
jefflebowski
06.08.13 | Why has no one mentioned Ben 'motherfuckin' Folds?
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toxin.
06.08.13 | "Also Mozart >Beethoven"
not too big a fan of mozart's piano works personally |
toxin.
06.08.13 | i played his fantasia in d minor in like 2008 tho that was fun i guess |
VlacDrac
06.09.13 | Aphex twin - Avril 14th
That shit is beautiful. |
GnarlyShillelagh
06.09.13 | Wu-Tang Clan
RZA loves the piano |
JS19
06.09.13 | Mozart is definitely not on quite the same level as Beethoven. Both were f-ing geniuses but Beethoven just had a knack for tonality and harmony in his music that has been unmatched by anyone in musical history.
God, the guy even gets his own musical period |
GnarlyShillelagh
06.09.13 | word up but neither of them niggas got shit on my nigga rza razah |
MisterTornado
06.09.13 | leyland kirby - eager to tear apart the stars |
widowslaugh123
06.09.13 | It's. Funny you say that js19 cuz I think the exact opposite. Beethoven my god is fantastic but I think he gets the appeal because he was far darker and gloomier. Not mention he was fucking deaf. But to me Mozart absolutely blows him out of the water with his synchopated(probably spelled that wrong) rhythms and his knack for writing fun songs on a fucking piano. Obviously the both greats in their own right and music is subjective but remember that Beethoven met Mozart and it forever changed the way he wrote music. Also thanks for all the recs you're awesome. |
JS19
06.09.13 | I have to say I'm more inclined towards the complex harmonies and dynamic contrast that Beethoven transitioned so I might be a bit biased. The way i see it Mozart absolutely perfected a musical and periodic style while Beethoven created his own which paved the way for the future. i just find that more impressive.
That being said they were both just crazily talented so there's really not much in it! And it's cool man, I just love the instrument! |
VlacDrac
06.10.13 | "I have to say I'm more inclined towards the complex harmonies and dynamic contrast that Beethoven transitioned so I might be a bit biased. The way i see it Mozart absolutely perfected a musical and periodic style while Beethoven created his own which paved the way for the future. i just find that more impressive."
This |
DamnVanne
06.10.13 | If you're into the piano-bass-guitar-saxophone smooth jazz type stuff then check some David Benoit |
InbredJed
04.23.16 | did anyone say Taravana? |
Rolling Girl
04.24.16 | Ludovico Einaudi [2]
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