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Discover artists, albums or just single songs that may have passed you by. If you like any of the artists on the channel, check out some of the other videos. You may uncover some hidden treasures. If there's a particular artist you think we should check out, please do make suggestions.
Anohni and the Johnsons - Sometimes I Feel Live A Motherless Child Live 2024
This amazing song was taken from the 2024 concert in london's barbican
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The Breeders Live London (The Troxy, 2024)
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The Breeders have been one of my favourite bands since I listened to their debut album, Pod. I love the experimental nature of their music and their last album, All Nerve. They recently played a brilliant gig at the Troxy in London, and this video includes a few tracks they played. Safari Night of Joy (from Mountain Battles) Huffer (from title TK) Do You Love Me Now (from Last Splash) Limehouse...
Bat For Lashes Live, 2024 (London - The Barbican)
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This video contains a few tracks from the amazing Bat For Lashes concert at the Barbican in London in 2024. The tracks include: The Hunger (from Lost Girls) Let’s get lost (recorded with Beck for the Twilight Saga) Daniel (from Two Suns) Lilies (from The Haunted Man) Wilderness (from Two Suns) Missed Music is a channel aimed at helping people discover artists, albums or just single songs that m...
Beth Gibbons Live (The Barbican, London) 2024
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It was a privilege to be at this amazing concert by Beth Gibbons (formally of Portishead) at London’s Barbican (one of the best venues in London to listen to live music). Apologies for the poor video recording; because of the intimate nature of the gig, I kept my phone screen to my chest so as not to disturb others - which meant I could not see what I was recording. Nearly all the tracks here c...
Why Was this 90's Album So Thrilling?
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Suede were one of those bands that seemed to come out of nowhere and turn everything on its head. When their first album was released, they had a sound like no other band; their songs were edgy, thrilling, and live; they were like a bomb going off. But why was their debut album so good? In this video, I cover the songs Animal Nitrate, The Dreamers and The Next Life. Missed Music is a channel ai...
A Question for American Viewers
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As a teenager, Progressive rock really got me loving music. For hours, I would listen to bands like Genesis, King Crimson, Yes, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. In this video, I discuss some of the music and why progressive rock is a hard genre to get into, and I also pose a question for American viewers. Apologies for re-uploadign the video - the origional version was blocked. Missed Music is a c...
Slowdive Live (2024) London Wideawake Festival
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Slowdive is a band I had never heard of until recently, and I saw them play live at the Wideawake Festival in South London in May 2024. Honestly, I was not expecting much and they turned out to be brilliant. Now, I have the pleasure of discovering their back catalogue. The following tracks are on this video. Check out the other videos on the channel. Catch the breeze Kisses Souvlaki Space Stati...
Eartheater Live (2024) London Wide Awake Festival
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A few tracks from the EarthEater set at the Wide Awake Festival, London 2024. The sound quality isn't the best. Why do people pay so much money to see bands and then talk all the way through their performance? The tracks are: Lick My Tears Sugarcane Switch How To Fight Missed Music is a channel aimed at helping people discover artists, albums or just single songs that may have passed them by. I...
Dry Cleaning-Live (2024) London Wide Awake Festival
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The amazing Dry Cleaning playing live at London's Wide Awake Festival songs Gary Ashby Stumpwork Scratchcard lanyard Missed Music is a channel aimed at helping people discover artists, albums or just single songs that may have passed them by. If you like any of the artists on the channel, check out some of the other videos. You may uncover some hidden treasures. The channel's goal is not to mak...
Why Listen to All Born Screaming?
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St Vincent is one of this century's innovative artists. You never know what she will sound like from one album to the next. I recorded this video just after the release of All Born Screaming, and this is my reaction to her new release. The album has Cat Le Bon and Dave Grohl of the Foo Righters guesting. In this video, I cover Reckless, Hell is Near, and Big Time Nothing. Missed Music is a chan...
My Bloody Valentine - Beauty From Chaos
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There are few iconic albums, but Loveless by the Irish Band My Bloody Valentine must be one of them. The album shifted the sonic landscape of the 1990s and remained a classic and stupefying work. In this video, I cover the album and the tracks Only Shallow, When You Sleep and Come in Alone. After all these years, I am still amazed by the unique appreciation of sound and music shown by Kevin Shi...
Yes, On Form After the Ramblings of Topographic Oceans
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Yes, it is the band that keeps on giving. Their early albums contain intense, thrilling songs put together by a band consisting of highly original and extremely talented musicians. On their 1974 release Relayer album, both Steve Howe and Chris Squires stand out for me, but the influences of newly appointed Patrick Moraz on keyboards add a new sparkle to that classic Yes sound. Relayer also find...
Rising British Star?
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I just found this new release by British artist Master Peace thrilling. His first EP, shangaladang, is explosive and packed with genre-twisting tracks. I don't know what you would call this music - Punk Rap might be a handy title, but it’s so much more. Borrowing from punk, the early ’80s, indie and rap and making something new and exciting makes shangaladang a compelling listen. Missed Music i...
Why You Should Listen ToThe Power and the Glory
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Why You Should Listen ToThe Power and the Glory
Why hadn't I heard of this Excellent Singer's Songwriter Sooner?
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Why hadn't I heard of this Excellent Singer's Songwriter Sooner?
The Delgados - One of Scotland's Best Indie bands
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The Delgados - One of Scotland's Best Indie bands
Tricky Live London 2024- Roundhouse, Maxinquaye
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Tricky Live London 2024- Roundhouse, Maxinquaye
Why You Must Listen to Joni Mitchell's Archives vol 3 The Asylum Years
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Why You Must Listen to Joni Mitchell's Archives vol 3 The Asylum Years
Fantastic Fever Ray performance in London's Eventim Apollo 2024
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Fantastic Fever Ray performance in London's Eventim Apollo 2024
The Enid - Probably the Most British of British Bands
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The Enid - Probably the Most British of British Bands
Gothic Serpent’s cover of Steven Wilson’s Same Asylum as Before Blew Me Away
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Gothic Serpent’s cover of Steven Wilson’s Same Asylum as Before Blew Me Away
Rush Snakes and Arrows - Atmospheric Tracks meet Existential Lyrics
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Rush Snakes and Arrows - Atmospheric Tracks meet Existential Lyrics
The Alternative take on 2023's Best Music
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The Alternative take on 2023's Best Music
St Paul and the Broken Bones - Angels in Science Fiction
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St Paul and the Broken Bones - Angels in Science Fiction
Oh my gosshhhh. This is incredible. I would love if she tours Australia <3 <3
FANTASTIC!
CUPID & PSYCHE 85 is a MASTERPIECE! I played that record into a pancake when it came out and Still listen to it today! Exquisite chords, synthetic sounds, drums, & his voice is sweet & sexy as are the lyrics (& Green's face!) Indeed, worth a listen & praise!
Saw her in Birmingham on June 18th. Superb.
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Wow is my favorite on the album.
Very underrated album. The production and sonic quality is superb. A lot of the prince fans prefer his funk, soul, and ballads… As well as his Pop! But he was very underrated as a rock musician and as you say, could do it all. I visited Paisley park last week. It’s mind blowing if you ever make it to Minneapolis, do yourself a favor and stop by Paisley park for a tour.
I have every album, both on the original labels and rereleased/rerecorded versions on their own label, up to 1990, all autographed. I was a member of The Stand (sort of fan club on steroids and a very early example of crowd funding) and stayed at their home (Claret Hall Farm) a couple of times as a star struck teen in the 80s. A couple of mates and I slept in their studio once when we couldn't get back to the Midlands after a gig in London. Safe to say, I'm a bit of a fan.
I like the compositions on Tormato but I don't like the way the Instruments don't fit together - Rick's keyboards and Steve's guitars are way to squeaky together with Jons voice while Chris' wah-wah Bass pedals are a deep counter point but there's a soothing medium sound missing that could have been filled by and accoustic guitar or a warm Hammond organ. Really I feel the Album ist missing our warmth in sound. I feel the same about Fragile while I think the Yes Album and Close to the Edge sound warm. I'd liked o hear Tormato recomposed in a different way someday.
Saw Prince live over 50 times. Some of the greatest memories of my life.
I only enjoy two songs on this LP....so, it was one of my least favorites. BUT...I would play it OVER and OVER compared to "Talk"...which I consider the worst of the discography.
Which two songs? - have you listened to the album recently?
@@missedmusic101 I owned Tormato on release. And yes, even going back during a prog relisten last year....I still could not get further than Release, Release and Silent Wings of Freedom. I think it was coming off Going for the One, which is the complete Yes package to me. Again, it is not "hate", but the fact it has the least amount of songs I enjoy.
Hey, nice vid. But it seems like you trimmed the new song "Disobedience" out, it was after Night of Joy. It's brand new and there aren't many good recordings of it yet, I'd love to see yours :)
Thanks for watching. I only record a few tracks at random because I would rather be in the moment.
possibly an awkward question, but did you have a fan at the gig? :D
Hi. Your comment made me laugh. Fans (the cooling kind) at concerts drive me mad for aesthetic reasons. There's nothing worse than trying to film a band when the person in front of you is waving a fan around in the air. - so definitely not me.
Be fair it was about 40 degrees in there😅
Came back a couple of hours ago from this show. I was struggling with space on my phone so I'm grateful you've taken such great vids. The updated version of Daniel was phenomenal!
it was a brilliant concert. Everything sounds so good in the Barbican. I saw Beth Gibbons the week before and have tickets to Anohni this coming Tuesday - can't wait.
@@missedmusic101brill, I hope you enjoy it!
An amazing performance!
oh my! ppl still remembers them !
His last great album was The Gold Experience. Released over twenty years before he died. No talent lasts forever.
I've been working my way through all of them, and I really like the gold experience.
It really depends on what you mean by 'progressive'. If we are talking concept albums with conspicuous musicianship and irregular non-commercial song length, then probably you coould make a good argument for Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention at minimum. Maybe 'Dixie Dregs', but that's stretching it. More jazz rock fusion, really. Kansas qualifies technically, but they were more pop-oriented in their production choices. Todd Rundgren and Utopia are a solid contender.
I think you've hit the nail on the head. I know progressive rock when I hear it, but I would have difficulty defining it. I think Frank Zappa is one of those musicians who stands out from any particular genre. One comment mentioned a band called star castle and at first listen they sound like a British Prog rock band. I am going to listen to them some more when I have time. I haven't heard much Kansas, but they sound more likea bit like Wishbone Ash (who I wouldn' a guitar band, t call a prog band).
YEAH I AGREE YOU WERE S....AS YOU SAID. BUT FOLKS LIKE YOU DONT KNOW OTHER FOLKS.
You have gotta to be kidding, this was an ok, not great lp.....
got to be in the top 10.
Stunning
It really is!
I was born in 1994, so obviously I didn't catch Throwing Muses when they were first releasing music, but I first discovered them a few years back and I found their work so arresting. I started (as I'm sure many do) with The Real Ramona, and when I got around to it, Red Heaven really gripped me with it's fury. No surprises that I'm now very much into everything Kristin and Tanya have done both inside and out of TM. I wish more people still talked about them!
I was lucky enough to meet KH at a book signing; she's such a lovely person. The first albums I listened to were House Tornado and The Fat Skier - they were released on a single CD. At the time, the people I was sharing a flat thought I was mad. I wonder what the hook is that makes some people want to listen to more of their output.
for what it's worth! my album of 2023 was PJ Harvey: I Inside the Old Year Dying
Thanks for watching. PJ Harvey was on my list. She is amazing. I saw her in Paris when she was touring her first album - that's a concert I will never forget.
This video makes me want to listen to this album again. fantastic headphone listening experience. It's great that you let the tracks play at length btw, it's clear that monetization is not you're objective here. appreciated !
It's such a good album. I'm definitely not thinking about making money from the channel. I think its a shame that some really amazing music goes unnoticed.
Just listen to Sign O the Times with headphones.
I'm going to do that. A while back, I invested in an Astell&Kern A&Ultima SP2000T and Bowers and Wilkins P9 headphones - they make the music sound really good. I will play the album when I have an hour or so free. I'm just working my way through his back catalogue and have just hit expectations and N.E.W.S. and thinking, WOW, he could really play anything.
This album is a 10/10 for me 🤘 ... honestly, I think everything she's made since self-titled is awesome!
Thanks for watching. She is incredible. I love how she borrows sound from different eras of music and then makes the sound her own. She's one of the standout artists in music at the moment. I don't think she gets the wider recognition she deserves.
Enjoyed that! I got there early and debated filming from the back/centre, but decided to go for second row from front instead- the closest to the band I've ever been. Your sound quality is better overall, I think but is spoiled a little by the chatterers around you. Overall, I'm glad I went for the front rows.
Thanks for watching. It drives me crazy that people will stand and speak throughout a concert. What’s the point of being there. I use a Sony camera to film And my iPhone too. The sound works well when the two are mixed.
Don’t know if you deleted my comment or if it was because I’d made it on the original video you took down, but Kansas was another ‘70s U.S. prog band. Can’t vouch for their worth; I wasn’t a fan but they had some popularity.
I’ll defiantly check out Kansas. The video was blocked because of a tiny snippet of king crimson so I had to reedit it and upload it again. Unfortunately that deleted your comment.
I alway's loved Prince but back in the 80's I was a teenager and didn't know that Prince played 27 instruments, self taught on all of them. That he produced everyone of his records himself. Last but not he wrote all these songs and he wrote hit songs he have away. Prince I learned was a true and actual musical and fashion genius. Prince is probably the greatest musician of my life time. He was Mozart. Primce a true Legend!!!!!💜💜💜💜
Thanks for watching. I totally agree with you. A few days ago, I thought that the only person I could compare Prince to was Mozart. We're on the same wavelength! I wish I had your sense as a teenager in the 80s.
Chaos and Disorder was another Prince Rock and Roll sleeper. Also check out the song Bambi from the 80s.
Bambi is from the seventies!
@@jan-willembavinck3650 you are correct 1979 when he was 20 years old and going roller skating with Michael Jackson's family back then.
I love this album too, and I think ‘Come’ from 1994 is also massively overlooked. This also shows his versatility in mastering all genres. What a musical phenomenon he really is, not sure we’ll witness another like him.
I'm trying to listen to all the albums in chronological order and have just listened to 'Come' and 'The Gold Experience' - they are both really good.
Listen to Starcastle. Well I'm not American, I'm French but I have a strong memry of going to my favorite music shop in Strasbourg in 1976. One of the sellers, who knew me well, said immediatly as he saw me “we have a new Yes album, take the earlisteners, I put it on for you”. I thought that's not Yes but it's just great. I love Starcastle since then, especially their first 3. Their last (fourth) is not as good, very american pop…
Thanks for that - you're the winner! There was an American Prog band. When I looked them up on Tidle, it made me laugh. The first album has a floating castle in the sky on the cover; the first track is 10 minutes long, it's called 'Lady of the Lake', and I'm pretty sure the bass player is using a Rickenbacker 4001. - you can't get much more Prog than that. I'm going to listen to the album when I have some time - you have amazing musical knowledge.
@@missedmusic101 Not so much knowledge but a passion for 70' prog, as you have. I also help a friend to do the layout for a prog magazine, Aciddragon, that helps… All the best to you.
Prince can do NO wrong!
In those years, many youngsters were not ready yet for real music, they could not understand Prince music, they were more attracted by the easy commercial beat listenings e.g. MJ, Madonna etc..., today they finally wake up and realize that they missed the greatest artist of all times. The good thing is that they can still discover and appreciate his music today and park the commercial crap for ever.
Thanks for your comment. I was really lucky to see Prince live, and he was amazing. I really regret never having seen Joni Mitchel and Miles Davis live.
I'm Yours, off the first album, you will be glad you listened.
Thanks for watching. I'm currently working my way through all of his albums. I'm currently on The Gold Experience which I am enjoying a lot.
@missedmusic101 Shhh, TMBGITW, gold, EHU, BJB. Great album, only tracks I don't like are the NPG operators.
Yes, I'm Yours is a great track
Musical tastes are personal, but if your takeaway from Prince is plectrum...I just don't know what to say other than SMDH.
Thanks for watching I had to look up SMDH. I hope liking plectrum electrum is not akin to a none Bowie fan ravign about Never Let Me Down (his worst album by far). Since readign your comment I have started to listen to all of Prince's albums. I'm currently in The Gold Experience which I really like. If I ever get finished I'll make a video.
One of my favorite Prince side projects. The all girl rock band was dope. This and Chaos and Disorder are both great rock albums
And The Gold Experience!
sorry but this album is trash
what would you recommend
That's because your ears are trash lol
Hi, I collected allPrince music since 84... Your video is so kind and caring... Have u heard about the song Crystal ball ? Cuz that’s (weird) prog.... And about this too : czcams.com/video/4IC_-r9OZS4/video.htmlsi=AYPUDMhvkb0Q6YVT After the 1st song,u’ll find a 10mn suite of strange music... maybe a glimpse in Prince’s music u never heard of...thanx again 4 ur video :)
This album is inconsistent from YES, there are some good tracks , and some really lame tracks. If I am rating albums, this one gets a bit closer to the bottom of the yes pile, as most yes albums are stronger with not many bad songs.
I think it would be higher on my list of the best albums (or at least my favourite). I can forgive them circus of heaven lol - its quite a sweet song
Glad to see you listening and discovering more of the greatest most epic legendary unique innovative genius band ever.
I've got through three of their albums now.
@@missedmusic101 I am pretty sure the ones you have heard so far are freehand octopus and power and the glory.Which One are you going to listen to next?
So, Hanna Welton from 3rd eye girl has said they recorded multiple álbums I could only imagine how epic that unreleased music is.
Maybe we will get t hear those one day. I'd also like to hear more of the tracks he recorded with kate Bush - if they exist.
all Prince albums R great O+> 4 ever
All of them?
Excellent !
Many thanks!
Eye ❤ Prince
I think you need to give Lotus Flow3r a chance from 2009. Guitar heavy
it will probably take a while to get around to it. I've added it to my playlist - thanks for the recommendation. During the pandemic, I used to go for very long walks each day through London and pick one of my favourite artists and listen to their releases in chronological order, so the first Bowie album to last. Would be nice to do the same with the Prince albums - there are so many of them
Well, those will marathons then:). Lotus Flow3r is a little known (outside of Fan base) treasure. His guitar greatness is really on display here
Interesting take on this album. I find the cover version of Anothelove on this album the standout especially with its Fleetwood Mac inspired overtones at the crescendo, but this album also has some duds like the track Boytrouble. The problem with being a rock fan and listening to Prince is u have to search the gems on various albums. Listen to the Rainbow Children album which is jazz infused but has guitar killers like The Last December. Listen to the Lotusflower album from 2009 - some stunning guitar work and production throughout and a much better album than PlectrumElectrum. U could even go to his very first album For You and at the end of all the disco pop of the album there’s a killer guitar track called Im Yours which is astonishing considering he was 19 when he recorded it. Or there’s 1995s The Gold Experience which has gems like Gold, Endorphin Machine, Shhh. Ultimately to really get Prince you have to go and listen to the stunning live shows and bootlegs - and I highly recommend you listen to the1988 Lovesexy aftershow at Den Hag - for your convenience it’s here: czcams.com/video/mcyXXGxY9Vc/video.html I envy the journey of discovery u are about to begin!
post more 👍
that's all I filmed :(
Great video! Check out his album truth if you want to see a whole another side of this genius!
Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't heard the album - will definitely listen to it.
He Plays a 12 String on Truth ….an easy listen and yet another Masterpiece
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