Lists of my favorite music

by Eric Meece

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I am gradually adding links to You Tube to these favorites as I find them

  • Favorite new age, ambient, spacemusic, and electronica pieces of all-time, and picks of the year

  • List of favorite New Age albums

  • All-Time Favorite Tracks

  • Favorite 400+ Rock Music, including folk-rock, top 40, and progressive rock songs, from 1956 to 1977

  • Western Classical Music faves

  • My favorite organ music pieces


    special blogs

  • My special blog on my favorite piece, Bach's Toccata in F for organ

  • Louis Vierne, the Man and His Music

  • The Bewitched Genre

  • Tribute to Lee Mallory, who created one of my favorite 60s songs and became my friend

  • Robert Carty, great ambient music composer

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    These lists are not meant to be an exhaustive catalogue of the only great music in the world; just my choice of the best, to the best of my knowledge, within these categories.
    My rankings are based both on my critical "objective" evaluation as a knowledgable musician, as well as my subjective experience, and the value, enjoyment and significance of these pieces to me personally. And of course the lists and rankings are subject to change!


    Music is Good for What Ails You

    by E. Alan Meece
    Feb.4, 2018

    Music brings some peace on a stressful day. Music reminds me of harmony in the world. Music takes me into spiritual places. Music heals the rift between feeling and thought, because it is both emotional and rational. Music reminds me of the good times, and opens up the imagination to create more. Music expands consciousness and transforms my life. Music uplifts the spirit, which uplifts the body. Music is soothing to the soul, and equips you for adventure.

    Hey, Mr. Organ Grinder, play a song for me. I am going places that remind me of the sea. My boots are made for walkin', and I'm ready to be free. Thy tender tones they tell me that I'm happy as can be. Thy soaring sounds they send me into blessed ecstacy. Musical shaman, medicine man, take me to your land. I'm ready to go anywhere, into my own parade. I'm spinning cartwheels in the sky, and I am not afraid. Maybe there's some hope again, as elves come to my aid. The ocean sound surrounds me, and my doctor bills are paid. I kiss the golden fairy queen, my mermaid in the shade.


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