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What are you listening to? Part III
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I'm a sucker for Mashups. 
GHP's (I am the) trampoline (to the other side) with Julian Cope / The Doors / The Beatles / The Verve gets good air play here for me.
GHP's (I am the) trampoline (to the other side) with Julian Cope / The Doors / The Beatles / The Verve gets good air play here for me.
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That's awesome! I need to check out some more...
Puts me in the mood for a bit of guitar music...
You two need to take a chill pill, put down the 70s music (or even the 1770s music) and try expanding your minds with something different and contemporary - from this century... or even the last year!
YouTube: video
Well, my musical universe incorporates material from 1370 through 1570, and, as you have so kindly pointed out 1770, not forgetting 1870 and indeed the entire twentieth century (which includes the 1970s). I confess that much of what passes for music since the Millennium has escaped me.......
Class. Sheer class.....
Myself, just now I am listening to a wonderful album called 'Mexican Spaghetti Western' by Chingón. You can find some of their work in the 'Mariachi' cycle ('Once Upon A Time In Mexico', 'Maricahi', etc).
Songs include the rollocking 'Cuka Rock', the wonderful 'Malaguena Salerosa', (which is what I am listening to just now), the gripping 'Mexican Sauage Link', haunting 'Alacrán Y Pistolero' and and terrific 'Siente Mi Amor'......among several others....just moved on to 'Fideo del Oeste' from the same album (superb).
Love this Aussie band, the Cat Empire, particularly this song! Everyone here is sick of it after me playing it a million times now...
The words are great, the film-clip is fantastic too! Enjoy!
The words are great, the film-clip is fantastic too! Enjoy!
One of my favourite groups of the nineties... My favourite album is 'Twisted Tenderness'.
Never had the success that the combined talents of Mr Sumner and Mr Marr might have warranted.
Here's another favourite band from the same time...
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Thanks for posting this; lovely. I, too, have never understood why they were not better known (and appreciated, more popular.....more widely admired...)
Prince - 'Money Don't Matter Tonight' - I really like that song, a lovely tune and some really terrific lyrics......
Sitting at work, listening to "The Lord of The Rings - Return of The King" The Complete Recordings.
Helps me work... well if not I really like the music!
Helps me work... well if not I really like the music!
"Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straits. A terrific song when it came out, and still timeless - I find myself smiling every time I hear it. This was a song which defined the term 'cool' for me when I first heard it......
I have both Electronic and Raise The Pressure in my CD collection. My fave Electronic song is "Dark Angel" from Raise The Pressure. It almost begs for a Shep Pettibone remix a la "Bizarre Love Triangle".
And then, I had to follow Sultans of Swing - what a magnificent finale - it is still irresistible - with 'Private Investigations' also by Dire Straits, Belfast Child by Simple Minds was a subsequent choice, and 'Words' by The Christians...
An evening of the Buena Vista Social Club......one of my all time favourite series of albums.....an album (a set of albums) I find myself returning to again, and again.....such effervescent brilliant, unquenched enthusiasm, and sheer effortless class, sunshine in the soul and perfection in the ear......over a decade ago, I had the rare and exquisite privilege of hearing them play live, a transcendental experience......
Just now, I am listening to the soulful and sublime Omara Portuondo singing La Sitiera
Just now, I am listening to the soulful and sublime Omara Portuondo singing La Sitiera