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Hi,

Just posting about a new band I discovered a couple of weeks ago, I usually get obsessed about new music interests. I found there was a gig in the barbican hall in London, and went to that has been a stressful few months, so Today is the only day I have felt relaxed. 

My music tastes are varied and can be weired, this band falls in to the wiered category, but it was an amazing performance last night. Ther are called A Winged Victory for the Sullen, style is ambien/neo classical, and have some great clips and videos on youtube:

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Not everybody's cup of tea, I know, but posting incase there are a few who like it.

If you fancy seeing them live, theres is a gig in Leicester and one in Salford, just search google.

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  • Yeah when you say about getting obsessed with the sounds emitted I completely agree. I love the whole idea of playing an instrument without a barrier, if that makes sense. What I mean is that when I play guitar I love to just go up and down the diffrent scales, for example today I just spent about an 2 hours of constant expermentring with the Minor Blues Scale. I like to think 'the more you play, the more you learn'.

    When people ask me "Do you do yoga or stress relief exersies?" I say "I play guitar, it's mental yoga to me".

    Have you ever heard of the musician Jean Michel Jarre? Well if you haven't I think you would like his music, I may be wrong but heres a link to one of his most famous songs... m.youtube.com/watch

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  • Yeah when you say about getting obsessed with the sounds emitted I completely agree. I love the whole idea of playing an instrument without a barrier, if that makes sense. What I mean is that when I play guitar I love to just go up and down the diffrent scales, for example today I just spent about an 2 hours of constant expermentring with the Minor Blues Scale. I like to think 'the more you play, the more you learn'.

    When people ask me "Do you do yoga or stress relief exersies?" I say "I play guitar, it's mental yoga to me".

    Have you ever heard of the musician Jean Michel Jarre? Well if you haven't I think you would like his music, I may be wrong but heres a link to one of his most famous songs... m.youtube.com/watch

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