Podcast Panel #11

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Richard Emsley - '...from swerve of shore to bend of bay'

Today's MP3 came without blurb or explanation from its shy submitter: it can be downloaded in full on that direct link or streamed at http://freakytrigger.co.uk

[Poll #1140876]

POLLS STILL OPEN: Keke Palmer! Natalia y la Forquentina! Avenged Sevenfold! and ending tomorrow Fleet Foxes!

POLL CLOSED: Trina ended up with a score of 6.44 with (I think) the highest NUMBER of votes so far (a still quite low 18).

HALL OF FAME: Lancelot Link's score of 7.2 is the highest (though it dipped after polls closed when dubdobdee voted.)

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Comments

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I kind of detect a slight change on what yr friend is saying there from first to second listen - at first it seems to be 'conventional' but then questions crop up: what's the piano up to? 'what is happening here'?

Or maybe I'm a bit like 'don't call Emsley 'conventional' you should hear some of his other pieces first! His earlier had almost too many notes, an over-abundance of expression, which makes me admire this stuff even more.

Might post an mp3 of 'Juniper Tree' on sukrat sometime.

I never feel there is a reconciliation going on at the end, which follows from my prev (v confused n' all) post on this.