A nineties classic, Peter Gabriel, with the lovely song "In Your Eyes", followed by the haunting song "Words" by The Christians.
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What are you listening to? Part III
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Mutemath - Armistice Live
Listen to Armistice Live by MUTEMATH on @AppleMusic.
https://itun.es/us/35-Jx
Listen to Armistice Live by MUTEMATH on @AppleMusic.
https://itun.es/us/35-Jx
Seven Nation Army, by The White Stripes, vastly improved by a funked out bassist and mayonnaise farts (yes, you heard right and I'm not repeating that).
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/seven-nation-army-is-vastly-improved-by-mayo-farts-1782501953
However, I will say I do find the cover of this by The Oak Ridge Boys (yes, those same Oak Ridge Boys) rather refreshing. They actually released it as a single from an album they dropped in 2009. Here's a clip of them playing it live (starts at the 1:40 mark):
BL.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/seven-nation-army-is-vastly-improved-by-mayo-farts-1782501953
However, I will say I do find the cover of this by The Oak Ridge Boys (yes, those same Oak Ridge Boys) rather refreshing. They actually released it as a single from an album they dropped in 2009. Here's a clip of them playing it live (starts at the 1:40 mark):
BL.
This has absolutely nothing to do with the - result - of the referendum last week, I swear it, m'lud, but just now, entirely coincidentally, I find myself listening to the "Style Council" with a song (I have always loved) that goes by the name of "Everything To Lose."
And, just before I head off to my bed, an oldie - but what a wonderful song - from XTC, called 'Dear God'.
A couple of their tunes that I had forgotten I loaded popped up on my iPod at work today. Wonderland and Great Fire Burning
Some Queen today.
Who wants to live forever (from Highlander) and Bohemian Rhapsody.
A couple of classics.
Who wants to live forever (from Highlander) and Bohemian Rhapsody.
A couple of classics.
Speaking of Queen....
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Love both of those tracks. Great choices. (And yes, I remember Highlander.....)
Another lovely piece of music from Alfredo Rolando Ortiz - this one is called "Vasija de barro."
His music is really rather lovely, elegant, wistful, cheerful, and extraordinarily accomplished.
Anyway, I heard a piece played on the classical (and every other sort of good music) music state radio station some years ago, and jotted the name of the artist down - I used to have pen and paper near to hand when I was listening to the classical music station for such eventualities.
However, it proved surprisingly difficult to lay hands on his music; eventually, I was able to find some of his CDs through Amazon.
