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indieshins
Age: 25
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- Posted: 06/07/2018 22:59
- Post subject: Music for a Long Flight
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I'll be going to China in a couple of weeks and I want some music that I can really sink my teeth into on the long flight up there. So give me some albums that reward deep listening, or discographies that have a bit of meat on them.
Also, if any of you have been to or live in China, what are some good record stores that you would recommend? I have some free days in Beijing and Shanghai to explore, so anywhere in these areas. Thanks!
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Komorebi-D
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Age: 26
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LebowskiRams
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Location: the centennial state
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 00:03
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Amnesiac is a great one for a night flight or red-eye
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YoungPunk
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 00:14
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Wagner's Ring Cycle is 14-15 hours long. The point is to listen to as much as you can in one sitting. (I've never listened to all 15 hours straight, but that's what Wagner intended.)
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Komorebi-D
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Age: 26
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 00:59
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| LebowskiRams wrote: | | Amnesiac is a great one for a night flight or red-eye |
We don't have red-eyes in Australia but I wholly concur with this.
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indieshins
Age: 25
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 03:02
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| Komorebi-D wrote: | | We don't have red-eyes in Australia but I wholly concur with this. |
Well, my flight's at 6am, and I have to be at the airport at 3 or 4, so its close. In any case, love Amnesiac - I'm curious to see how it works in that context.
Thanks for the suggestions so far, guys. I'll check them out.
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Komorebi-D
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Age: 26
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 03:37
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| indieshins wrote: | Well, my flight's at 6am, and I have to be at the airport at 3 or 4, so its close. In any case, love Amnesiac - I'm curious to see how it works in that context.
Thanks for the suggestions so far, guys. I'll check them out. |
Yeah we just call them early morning flights  . Good luck man.
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craola
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 04:58
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i don't remember any good record stores, but go to 798 Art Zone while you're in Beijing if you get the chance. it's a pretty good representation of the counter-culture over there and just a really cool little area.
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bobbyb5
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Location: New York
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- Posted: 06/08/2018 17:31
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If you have a really, really, really good sense of humor these can't be beat for flight music.
The Aircrash Bureau... Gary Numan. (also This Wreckage by Gary Numan)
Crash and Burn... Lifehouse
Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45).... Blondie
Down in Flames... AC DC
Burning Airlines Gives you So Much More... Brian Eno
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