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Ok i'm going a little old school right here. It's a song from the Monkee's and it's on of my personal favorites during the psychedelic period. I abosultely love this song and Micky sounds perfect. The song was actually written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfHTBJGfcDE
The footage is from the movie HEAD. It's a must see if you enjoy weird psychedelic stuff and The Monkees.
What....more you say? Well shoot...alright...since you want more, here they are!!!
This is a damn catchy pop tune from the band "Wheat"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYEeJ_xWid0
My other choice is Elliott Smith...no pictures on the tube but a wonderful song by an artist who left us far too soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEXVpEDf708
i made myself a mix cd....this is what i put ....:D
1. vangelis-main theme to blade runner
2.a perfect twist mike patton
3.airbourne-mr kennedys theme 08
4.pm dawn-if you stay
5.mike patton-dream of roses
6.the pixies-wave of mutilation (surf version)
7.the gorillaz-hong kong
8.muse-blackout
9.blur-girls and boys
10.scarlett johansen/david bowie-fannin street
11.vangelis-love theme from blade runner
12.the gorillaz-rockit
13.muse-sing for absolution
14.the gorillaz-bill murray
15.the killers -all these things ive done
16.blur-the universal
17.moby-tiny elephants
18.blur-song #2
19.moby-memory gospel
Homeless - Sarah McLachlan & Ladysmith Black Mambazo - Rarities, B-Sides & Other Stuff: Vol. 2
Just Like Me - Sarah McLachlan & DMC - Rarities, B-Sides & Other Stuff: Vol. 2
Well, i am off on vacation over to VA for a week at Massnutten Resort! I thought i'd leave a tune for the road....
Its' "The Move" the song was later re-done by Lynne's other more famous band ELO.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfO6D...eature=related
See you guys when i get back!
I know it's not new (in fact, it's about 10 years old or so), but has anyone heard Black Star -- Mos Def & Talib Kweli? That album is just completely beautiful.
My favorite song is Thieves in the Night. Always makes me get teary. Great album. All the songs are amazing.
OK, here are some that have stood out for me lately on Nat Geo.
Bibi Tanga & Le Professeur Inlassable - "It's The Earth That Moves"
Yungchen Lhamo - Happiness Is...
Bisso Na Bisso - Bisso Na Bisso
I've been feelin this lately..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCTY7Cmc-tM
How about...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLnmHa_k3Y0
Anyone remember this?
:rock::rock::rock::rock::rock::rock:
I love that whole Album!!!
I listened to that album last week. I can't remember who gave it to me.
More tunes for the masses!
A song by an artist i love quite a bit which was in a very popular play just recently(called Spring Awakening)
The Artist who wrote the music is Duncan Sheik....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JCoA92y24A
Also a band which i was sad to see crumble....Jellyfish...they fell apart far too soon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NWL4...eature=related
Duncan Sheik is great. I should pick up some of his music.
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Originally Posted by Bonkman
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Originally Posted by ElizabethX
You really cannot go wrong with any of Duncan's albums. Here's how i would rank them in order of buying them....
Duncan Sheik(1996) -album with his hit and only hit Barely Breathing. The rest of the album is fantastic though.
Daylight-This album is one of the truly really great albums you enjoy all the way through. Each time i listen to it i always wonder why radio didn't pick up on this album? (then i remember....radio sucks these days)
Humming-His second album. It's got many wonderful tunes and is a little more acousticy than his first album which was ornate with strings and what-not. It's ranked three because the first album and Daylight are just that good.
White Limousine- His last album if you don't count the work from Spring Awakening. It's a mellow affair but great music. This is an album that potentially could move up my list but it hasnt soaked all the way in as of yet. The title track is my favorite off this one...
Phantom Moon- This is an album written lyrically by his friend Steven Sater. The music and voice is all Sheiks. It's still a very "Duncany" album and worthwhile to own, in fact, i have it in my mix at home as we speak. Another very mellow affair...has a lot in common with Humming. The music was made for a play called Phantom Moon.
Spring Awakening- I'd love to see the play as it seems quite good. THe music for the play was written by Duncan Sheik and the words i believe are once again Steven Sater. You can tell by how the kids phrase many of the songs that Duncan was the guide to them as they sound like songs he'd sing. I like this album but Duncan doesn't sing on any of these songs. (so in many cases it really isn't his album persay) Still, it's a worthwhile purchase....i'd just get it after eveything else....
Here's a good tune by DS... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2bS5-TllBY
Sorry for anyone who tried to listen earlier. It pasted an old link! :)
Rolling into the end of the week and i needed my "end of the week song" to send out. It's a band which is a solo project from a group called Rilo Kiley. The group is called The Elected and the lead singer is Blake Sennett. I just find it as catchy as can be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-uv61hSiAY
The other is a band which is fun and kinda sorta weird but is another personal fav. They are now broken up but had a nice run. For your enjoyment, Clem Snide....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1R-lANRSg0
Thought i'd toss on a song which everyone might not know. It's the Doors, The Soft Parade. It was a tune i'd love to play at this bar i used to frequent because...well....it's a crazy long ditty.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_DDG60gOE0
:clap: Yes, good album. I still dig Talib today - especially when he works with Jean Grae..Quote:
Originally Posted by ElizabethX
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNj83...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrOsQoL_tAQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEi9XScj1mc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUHETDR4N7A
This Beatles / Shaggy mashup is really great! The first 2 and a half minutes is the mashup - the rest of the video is crappy music and unwanted credits.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOHIw...eature=related
Interesting... It ALMOST works. Just sounds a little bit dissonant...Quote:
Originally Posted by pmFan
Check this out: they're called the shakers n' bakers and they do contempory fusion versions of shaker vision (or gift) songs (songs from women who were in the middle of a trance/ estatic experience from the early 19th century) http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...ndID=107480336
I haven't died or anything like that, although my computer had it's yearly tick Dan off escapade. I just went to go and see one of my favorite artists last night for the first time, Loudon Wainwright the III. Now this wasn't something he played and being this is 2008 instead of 1978 he looked somewhat different. Still, it was a pleasure to see the man and enjoy his banter. I think you guys will enjoy this song as it has a laugh along part. We all can use a laugh...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67ht1Hihjis
Nothing like a title like wee-hoo to grab folks attention. Thought i'd toss this group towards you guys. It's a band from Orlando called Band Marino. I found it at a book store used on the cheap and was pleasently pleased with the entire album. The message is a true-ism as well.
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA5GBUE6ymY
Sounds like the story of my life at one point in time during my darker days. It's been awhile since i've tossed anything people's way so i thought why not toss out some good ole Rock N Roll.
Year Long Disaster is Daniel Davies, the son of the Kinks Dave Davies. I love his voice as i think he can belt out some lyrics.
Let me know what you guys think on this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NF9y4DEnkP8
Oncce again i felt the itch to toss a bit-o-something on out and sorry folks, it isn't a Bit-O-Honey! Just added a song to my new Zune player and thought...yeah that's pretty classy....
So here it is...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YoXWHtG2B0
I fucken like it.
I favorite-ed it onto my youtube page so I can watch again laterrzz.
I watched it again and I fucken like it more. Thanks for the link, Lum Lummidy.
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Originally Posted by LumtheMad
I love the entire album this one came from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOJqTjGw8I0
With that song being my favorite from the album. I usually skip right past "Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm".
Let me insert my first contribution to the Music Exchange - please welcome Ukraine folk-version of Kathy Perry song. Just for fun, hope you will like it))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1upZz...eature=related
Anytime i can make someone THAT happy and have them use the work fuck, i am pleased.Quote:
Originally Posted by wendyful04
Glad you dug it Wendy!
Also, Bonk.....i am with you on that album and my wife especially enjoys the song you threw on there. She actually came over to see why the song was playing on my computer....
I really should've kept up with my accordian lessons, i would have been the next big thing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rostiq
Good stuff right here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMmrl2H0vLE
And if you like the last one check this one..
If not skip it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBT3_EX6Q2o&NR=1
HOLY MCLAREN 3:16 BATMAN...TSHAW IS BACK!!!
(sorry dude....just havent seen you on here in a while....:)
my music recommendation is "fettes vette" by mc chris....(just to keep on track)
I didn't realize that Ambersunshower's CD is out. Remember the Runnin' Song produced by PM Dawn? I just downloaded the MP3s from the album. It's an interesting listen.
That album's got some great tracks on it...if I remember correctly, Be didn't exactly have the kindest words about her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis85
http://www.myspace.com/merveilleusemusic
Kills me. :cheers:
I Want Your Love has been playing in my brain CONSTANTLY.FuckQuote:
Originally Posted by DJ Detroit Butcher