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What are you listening to? Part III
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I'm a boomer and ain't got a clue either
Edit: Oh wait...Zeppelin!
Some of the reasons I love the classic rock genre....
anyways....
I was listening while being this excellent documentary:
this is a in-depth film for all real music fans who appreciate great music
no matter the generation you were asked to be a part of!
enjoy!
I was listening while being this excellent documentary:
this is a in-depth film for all real music fans who appreciate great music
no matter the generation you were asked to be a part of!
enjoy!
Don't know if this is supposed to be humorous because I don't speak German, but it reminds me of....🐺
Switching up era's not genres' this morning....I like good rock and pop no matter the decade or century.
I like classical, I like jazz, big band, and swing. I like ragtime, reggae, rhythm and blues, and disco. I like all kinds of rock and pop, so thankfully since music is my very most favorite form of entertainment and my tastes are eclectic, I have literally 100's of years worth of musical entertainment to pick from.😎😊
I like classical, I like jazz, big band, and swing. I like ragtime, reggae, rhythm and blues, and disco. I like all kinds of rock and pop, so thankfully since music is my very most favorite form of entertainment and my tastes are eclectic, I have literally 100's of years worth of musical entertainment to pick from.😎😊
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Great Verve tune. I have never seen that video. I was expecting him to get a knuckle sandwich or two during his walk.
Found something I've never listened to before but really, really like a lot....I hear a little Stones and a little Black Crowes in these tunes. Really makes me happy to find new stuff (new to me stuff) that I like a lot.😊
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Now your linked video looks funny.
“In der Natur” meaning "in the Nature" has a deeper meaning and satirizes how modern people seek nature not for its real value, but as a lifestyle trend. They mock those who try to “reconnect” with nature while still trapped in consumerism, tech, and social media. It’s a critique of fake authenticity, greenwashing, and the absurd contrast between nature and urban habits. You know, like all those people who post nature and wilderness photos but for the sake of likes instead of just enjoying it. They got a lot of songs like that. Plus they got really great beats.
Thank you for taking the time to explain that to me.Now your linked video looks funny.
I'll see your hundreds and raise it to thousands.
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Matt Johnson is the keyboardist for one of my favorite Brit-funk bands, Jamiroquoi. During the Pandemic he started doing a lot of ewetubes from home, demos of certain instruments, funk techniques, mixing tricks, etc and I really enjoyed watching them. Think he's "working" a lot more now so he doesn't publish much, but he dropped this 2-minute nugget of funk today, playing along with Dua Lipa (I'm not familiar with her stuff, so don't know if he's playing along with the record, or just a vox track, or what).
If you dig funk, you might like watching this (might only be viewable in the US, sorry rest-of-the-world friends):
Independent Lens | WE WANT THE FUNK! | Season 26 | Episode 15
The syncopated story of funk music, from its roots to the explosion of '70s urban funk and beyond.
HIT ME!!! TAKE IT TO THE BRIDGE!!!
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It’s Record Store Day, everyone. This year, new/old in: National Health.
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National Health
National Health were one of those rare English progressive bands whose classic mid-'70s output still sounds fresh today. Their sound prospered on imaginati...
Deichkind are an ironic band, even in their early days (when they were “just another Hip-Hop band”) they never even tried to be serious. Don’t worry, it’s not you. It’s them.
