Songs You May Have Missed #513

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Porcupine Tree: “Lazarus” (2005)

We’ve explored Brit progger Steven Wilson’s side-project work with Blackfield. This tune finds him working the day job, as it were, with Porcupine Tree, in one of that band’s lovely mellow moments.

See also: https://edcyphers.com/2016/03/09/songs-you-may-have-missed-574/

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Video of the Week: Steve ‘N’ Seaguls–Thunderstruck (Live)

Anatomy of Songs

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“Anatomy of Songs” is a comic by “Wrong Hands” cartoonist John Atkinson that breaks down the musical genres of the indie rock, country, blues, pop, and classic rock into their most basic elements.

(via Laughing Squid)

How to Get “High” Without Drugs

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(via Conscious Media News)

Binaural Beats are the products of two different sounds in harmony; they produce sounds that are only heard by the brain. The effect of this can be quite calming, relaxing and meditative. There are many different types of binaural beats that can suit your specific mood and also help with various ailments. Many people have said that if you are someone who generally has trouble with quieting the mind and meditation (like me), then binaural beats are likely to have a greater affect on your overall ability to reach the higher frequency states. Furthermore, studies have shown that these beats can assist with mental clarity, more focused thought patterns, increased energy, heightened creativity and many more positive changes for your overall wellbeing…

Read more: http://consciousmedianews.com/how-to-get-high-without-drugs/

 

Video of the Week: Frank Turner–Eulogy (Live from Wembley)

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