I thought we needed a challenger for the Totty thread, so here's the Tunes thread!
Post up anything that takes your fancy, it could be an old classic, something you've just heard, something that brings back memories, or something you like to listen to while you're painting!
:-bd m/
An old but cool one, which appeared mysteriously on my iPod recently:
An amazing performance at the SuperBowl halftime show:
And a surprisingly good cover of an Adele track:
I'm not going to embed videos, because I have too many I like to listen to - They are all on You Tube, plus you don't need the videos to appreciate music, just go and bloody listen to them. Here are just a few
Lovecats - Cure
Tainted Love - Soft Cell
Time Goes By - Jimmy Durante
Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
Eternity - Robbie Williams (It is perfectly OK for a middle age man to enjoy Robbie Williams SINGING, ok)
Romeo and Juliet - Dire Straits (Fell in love for the first time to this one)
Paint it Black - Rolling Stones
O'er the Hills - Traditional
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Traditional
It was a very Good year
One for My Baby
Well did you Evah - Sinatra/Astaire
California Dreaming - Mamas and the Papas
Hallelujah - Rufus Wainwright version from Shrek
Mack the Knife
Aint that a kick in the head - Dean Martin
Quote from: Last Hussar on 16 November 2011, 11:25:53 PM
I'm not going to embed videos, because I have too many I like to listen to - They are all on You Tube, plus you don't need the videos to appreciate music, just go and bloody listen to them.
A man who
listens to music instead of watching the visuals? This could kill of the commercial music business!
off
Cue the Modfather
And the Who's opening for Quadrophenia
A bit sappy, but brings me back to a place and time when the world was ahead of me -- and my body worked!
I remember enjoying this when it came out - finally the DJs started playing something at the Saturday night dances at uni that was not drudge-dull disco!
tags no small number of good memories.
And from just after I finished - a boppy love song that's also a anti-war protest. Its not easy to become a hit in North America and not be in English
Lately, I've been listening to these lads a lot
I have no more French than to read a cereal box, but it reminds me of the "Rock and Reel" and local kinda-Irish and Acadian that was big here when I was a young fellow.
And while this is about far more than winter, it is a good meditation fro the first blizzard of the season.
Coo...
What an eclectic list so far.
I'm not going to embed vids either.....'Fraid I just listen too !....(and I don't have the savvy to post vids.....Stroll on I've only just learned to post pics....and that's being a pain at the moment on photobucket !.....I must be the luckiest person on earth there....I ALWAYS seem to be the 100,000th visitor of the day !)
Rock and Roll & Stairway - Zep.
Industrial disease - Dire Straits.
The last domino - Genesis.
Get organized - Boston.
Karn evil 9 - ELP.
Green grass and high tides - Outlaws
Highway song - Blackfoot
Fly from here - Yes
Heroes (live) - Bowie
I'll give up now.....there are hundreds more !
Cheers - Phil.
Quote from: Last Hussar on 16 November 2011, 11:25:53 PM
Hallelujah - Rufus Wainwright version from Shrek
The one you hear while watching the movie is by John Cale, and is the version against which all other versions pale by comparison.
The Rufus Wainwright version (which I've not heard) is on the soundtrack due to some rights problem.
As for me, I'm currently alternating between Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds, The Who's Tommy, and a folder full of 80's stuff (The Cure, Mission, Cult, Sisters Of Mercy, Damned, Adam & the Ants, and other slightly 'alternative' poppy stuff) on random play.
Cheers, Martyn
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I think Stairway deserves a little embedding:
Weller & Winehouse - Heard it through the grapevine
Winehouse - Monkeyman
Weller & Craddock - Wishing on a Star
The Jam - Town Called Malice
The Cure - Friday I'm in Love
The Housemartins - Anxious
The Beautiful South - 36D
The Smiths - headmaster Ritual
The Farm - Groovy Train
Shaun Ryder - Happy Mondays
The Prodigy - Firestarter
Underworld - Born Slippy
EDIT: Vid's embedded.
Nosher wins the good taste award so far !!! 8)
Simply the best tune ever made. This is one of those tunes you just have to keep turning up till the blood starts oosing form your ears.
LUVVELY
The song I first fell in love too. Still brings a tear to my eye after 25 years
What an impossible task! Mine usually vary on a day-to-day basis. However, in no particular order -
The Animals - House of the Rising Sun
Mozart - Piano Concerto, 2nd movement.
The Stones - Brown Sugar
Don Maclean - Vincent
Queen - I Want to Break Free
Jaques Lousier Trio - Bach's Air on a G String
Beach Boys - Sloop John B
Fishermens' Friends - Bully in the Ally
Thin Lizzie - Kilgaragh Mountain (Whiskey in the Jar - O)
and many, many more.
And no, I'm not going to post videos since there aren't any for most of them and anyway I can't be arsed..... :-B
Dire Straits - Money for Nothing:
Pearl Jam - Even Flow:
Living Colour - Cult of Personality:
m/ m/ m/ m/ m/
Appropriately for this forum.... Tin Soldier by the tremendously brilliant Small Faces
Nicole Scherzinger at this year's Royal Variety. I was genuinely surprised at how good her voice actually is:
And one of the better tunes I've heard in a while:
The great Woody Guthrie...
Eric Bogle's masterpiece
Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick : Sovay
I was intending to do 3 but here's a couple more.
Something a little more upbeat perhaps?!
Chaiyya Chaiyya for the film Dil Se
aaaaannnddd...lets finish with a bit of Wierd Al 'white and nerdy' :D
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms:
Queen - Innuendo:
Evanescence - My Immortal:
Top tune by the worlds best band ever...
Cracking album...
Saw someone failing miserably at covering this on the telly, so here it is. Might also qualify as 'Rock Totty' as well?!
Just a quality tune:
Quote from: Hertsblue on 27 November 2011, 11:12:05 AM
Mozart - Piano Concerto, 2nd movement.
There's a popular superstition that he wrote several.
I have regular *movements* - but dont feel obliged to put music to them ;D
Quote from: FierceKitty on 29 January 2012, 09:34:46 AM
There's a popular superstition that he wrote several.
Yeah, I couldn't remember off the top of my head which one it was - it's the so-called Elvira Madigan Theme if you're interested. :-[
Quote from: Hertsblue on 29 January 2012, 11:51:29 AM
Yeah, I couldn't remember off the top of my head which one it was - it's the so-called Elvira Madigan Theme if you're interested. :-[
Concerto no. 21
Very appropriate band name for a group of over-serious wargamers (They aren't dolls! hrumph!) for a true classic...
Never skipped on the ipod:
AC/DC - Thunderstruck
Whitesnake - Judgement Day
Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me
I'm down in london to see Steel Panther next month so I feel I should share this m/
NSFW!
Don Felder - Takin' A Ride:
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir:
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb:
Steel Panther? Shouldn't that go rumble, rumble, bang? :P
Always cry when I watch that performance, the last time the four main members of Floyd played together before the untimely demise of Rick Wright, been a fan since I was 12, love it! =D>
more banging tunes..... ;)
EDIT: Vids embedded.
The Dualers are a great band, seen them a couple of times at Kingsmeadow in Kingston, well worth catching live if you can
The Dualers - first saw them at Norwich backing up Madness three years ago and they outshone Suggs et al by a country mile. Since seen tham at the 02, Skavoovie and hoping that my birthday pressie is tickets to the international ska festival on the 4th May where they're headlining :)
and my schools own band...
8) m/
Especially for Ianrs54 :d (1min 10s in....)
Ooh i do rather like these young chaps...
One of the few decent things to come across the pond - the rest is dross....
One of the most under-rated bands in the UK
The Sunshine Underground gig this weekend. Not my fav band but they're absolute class live. so.........
Keane - Spiralling:
Alanis Morisette - Uninvited:
Gotye - Heart's A Mess:
8)
Foo Fighter's Special!
Everlong:
My Hero:
The Pretender:
m/
Who are these people? And why are they all so young? :'(
Metallica Special!
One:
The Day That Never Comes:
Sad But True:
m/ m/ m/
Quote from: Leon on 19 June 2012, 03:17:42 AM
Metallica Special!
Now you're talking, that's my kind of music :-bd
Cheers,
Kev
Quote from: goat major on 06 December 2011, 09:57:05 PM
Appropriately for this forum.... Tin Soldier by the tremendously brilliant Small Faces
Same song name but different band
Rarely watch music videos so nothing to embed :( - just a list of my current (and in no particular order) "top 10"
Sonic Youth - Dirty Boots
Dinosaur Jr - Freak scene
My Bloody Valentine - Feed Me With Your Kiss
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks - Real Emotional Trash
The Jesus & Mary Chain - You Trip Me Up (everything on the Psychoandy album is a classic but this is my most played track..)
Supersuckers - The Evil Powers of Rock N' Roll
The Clash - (White man) In Hammersmith Palais
Bob Dylan - Desolation Row
Smog - Say Valley Maker
The Silver Jews - Punks In The Beerlight
If pushed to pick a favourite it would probably be "Feed me with your Kiss"
A great Smog song, with a John Peel intro to boot - damn near perfect!!
Bah, my powers are weak - as my attempt at embedifying proves....
Quote from: Rubicon on 20 June 2012, 04:28:45 PM
Bah, my powers are weak - as my attempt at embedifying proves....
All you need is the address from the top bar on Youtube, and then put it inside some Youtube tags, using the little button up with the Smiley's. So you'll have something that looks like this:
[youtube ] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nAe2TfmAp4 [ /youtube]
Quote from: Leon on 20 June 2012, 06:13:47 PM
All you need is the address from the top bar on Youtube, and then put it inside some Youtube tags, using the little button up with the Smiley's. So you'll have something that looks like this:
[youtube ] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nAe2TfmAp4 [ /youtube]
Cheers Leon.
David Bowie special!
Let's Dance:
Fame:
Ashes to Ashes:
Heroes:
All The Young Dudes:
8)
For all my fellow teachers today:
Humph, can never get Youtube links to work!
Just play it LOUD!
EDIT: YouTube link fixed.
I would have thought Don't stand so close to me by the Police would be on your list, Lemmey. Wasn't Sting a teacher for a while?
Mid-late 90's randoms...
Smash Mouth - Walking on the Sun:
Barenaked Ladies - One Week:
Len - Steal My Sunshine:
:-bd
Two and three bring back a lot of memories of car trips out to the local crags for climbing between shifts when working at a pub the summer of 99!
A love/anti war/metal/Totty song on a friday evening...
Needs to be watched as well as listened to... O:-)
Saturday morning wake-up from Audioslave (Man or Animal):
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Ahem.
Bit of a mash between (folk) music and totty for me...
The lovely Kate Rusby and a song that always chokes me up...
The gorgeous and insanely talented Eliza Carthy with a beautiful, timeless, raw rendition of the classic 'Country Life'. Makes me feel the chalk of Hampshire under my bare feet again somehow.
300 meets the Janissaries, tune's not bad either.
Well it is a wargaming site after all. ;D
I was fortunate enough to see Steve at this years Festival Guitare en Scene on the French/Swiss border. AWESOME
Guns and Roses special this time around, such a shame Axl was a bit of a... L-)
Paradise City:
Knockin' On Heavens Door:
Sweet Child O' Mine:
Welcome to the Jungle:
A cracking tune by a great band
Quality
Timeless
Forgotten music could be this good :)
EDIT: Vids embedded
Bit of an odd selection this time around! m/ m/ m/ m/ m/
Hoobastank - Crawling in the Dark:
Beastie Boys - No Sleep til Brooklyn:
Fuel - Leave the Memories Alone:
Evanescence - Bring me to Life:
I remember seeing these in 1980 :o FFS ;D ;D ;D ;D
Now for something completely different :)
Good sounds and good video
Cheers, Rob :)
Interesting video, Rob, although not quite sure how it squares with the thread topic. :-\
The video was on a tank modelling blog I was viewing and I enjoyed the music and thought it was a pretty interesting video so I "impulse" posted. ;D
You are of course right :)
Quote from: Sandinista on 07 December 2012, 12:40:10 AM
I remember seeing these in 1980 :o FFS ;D ;D ;D ;D
S.
You don't happen to know the name of the short instrumental track (on synths ?) that used to precede the concerts by this lot, do you ?
Not even sure if it's a Gillan tarck.
Cheers - Phil.
Sorry Techno, sadly not a clue can't even remember them doing it
Thanks anyway S.
Like I said it was a short (quite quiet, and gentle) as the band came on....then as it finished......KABOOM !!....NOISE APLENTY ! ;D
Cheers - Phil.
Led Zeppelin special time around!
m/ 8)
Whole Lotta Love:
Rain Song:
Black Dog:
Afroman ;) 8) 8) ;)
my 14 year old came home from school the other day and I had this blasting out on the Ipod. He was gutted that I knew all the words and that proper music wasn't created before this generation of young people...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeYsTmIzjkw
Try to listen without smiling - it's like eating a doughnut without licking your lips
Something a bit different this time around, with a 'Walk Off The Earth' special. These guys are from Canada, and have been on YouTube for a while, putting their twist on a variety of covers. They got a load of coverage last year with a cover of a Gotye song, but there's a lot of impressive stuff in the collection. All round talented musicians:-
From Me to You (The Beatles):
Someone Like You (Adele):
Grenade (Bruno Mars):
I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift):
Somebody I Used to Know (Gotye):
:-bd
Bit of mid-90's Indie/Rock this time around:
Stiltskin - Inside:
The Cranberries - Zombie:
Crash Test Dummies - Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm:
Coo !
I actually know two of those.....Stltskin's vocalist went on to be Genesis' front man for one album, if I remember correctly.
Cheers - Phil.
My step-brothers son! 8) 8) 8) Aged 12! 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) (he's the one on the right...)
Quote from: Techno on 19 February 2013, 08:42:16 PM
Stltskin's vocalist went on to be Genesis' front man for one album, if I remember correctly.
Another reason to dislike them ;)
It was a pretty dire album....
And that, from someone who likes Genesis. ;)
Cheers - Phil
Maybe some of you guys like the ultra-heavy sound of early black sabbath, electric wizard and likewise gloomy stuff..then you might want to check out this band from Liverpool..really great sutff in my eyes
Old-skool hiphop/rap this time around, for no apparent reason!
Warren G - Regulate:
Coolio - Gangster's Paradise:
Dr Dre and Tupac - California Love:
Will Smith - Gettin Jiggy Wit It:
:D
Bit of Floyd this time around!
Shine On You Crazy Diamond:
Time:
Another Brick in the Wall:
Wish You Were Here:
Us and Them:
Anything by Fleetwood Mac, but I like a nice bit of Diana Krall.
Seeing as Dave's going to see them on Thursday night, we'll have a bit of a The Who special:
Won't Get Fooled Again:
Who Are You:
Pinball Wizard:
My Generation:
8)
But there's only Townsend and Daltry left. Went to see Manfred Mann a couple of years ago. Only band-member missing was - yes, youve guessed it - Manfred Mann. =)
Try wathing Doctor Feelgood, no original members, it's worse than the Sugababes!
Hi
I`m going to see the Who on Thursday night in the Toon.
This will be my third time and have seen Daltrey doing Tommy two years ago.
Might bump into Dave.
Jim
(Dr jimmy and Mr Jim) 8)
Quote from: Jim Ando on 17 June 2013, 08:23:22 PM
Hi
I`m going to see the Who on Thursday night in the Toon.
This will be my third time and have seen Daltrey doing Tommy two years ago.
Might bump into Dave.
Jim
(Dr jimmy and Mr Jim) 8)
I'll tell him you'll be there. Dave will be the one in a 'The Who' t-shirt... :D
Hi
The who were great last night, they`ve still got it after all these years.
After they did all of Quadrophenia they did all the CSI themes which was nice of them (must be fans of the show),
Dave mustn't have had his who T shirt on as I didn`t see him.
Jim
Quote from: Jim Ando on 21 June 2013, 05:29:30 PM
Dave mustn't have had his who T shirt on as I didn`t see him.
He was down the front in the posh seats, he couldn't see you way at the back...! :D :P
He said he was just to the right of the stage in the side seating block? Apparently he high-fived the support act's lead singer...
8)
Jim
I was impressed with his singing :D I would have liked a few bouncer earlier ones like pinball wizard style. Jenna my daughter was with me she was up and dancing and singing along :o
Dave
i like to listen to the Who, but i don't think i would go and see them in concert. I saw them at Live Aid and. . . .well not impressed is an understatement. mind later i heard that they hadn't done much rehearsing, that sort of explained it.
Hi
I was in the cheap seats (£75) at the back.
How many figure packs is that I had to give up :'(.
Still it was worth it, been wearing my tour T shirt since Thursday.
Jim
I've been neglecting this one, so here's a random assortment to make up for it!
Eagles - Hotel California:
Don Felder - Bad Girls:
Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight:
Bruce Springsteen - The River:
plenty of good tunes in the thread so far, plus a few.....questionable... ones ;)
Ah I never did understand guilty pleasures, they're just pleasures really!
I haven't seen a huge amount of heavy music so I present these morsels for your delectation....
Om - State of non-return
ASG - Days Work
and I couldn't leave my namesake band out could I?
Kyuss - Gardenia
Didn't I hear somewhere that Phil Collins won't be touring any more because the constant drumming has put his neck out. Mind you, that doesn't stop him singing, does it? :-\
What a bunch of young fogeys :)
Tracks on my iPod at the moment include Rihanna, Pitbull, Kelly Rowlands, Jessie J, Flo Rida, Will.i.am (& Britney), David Guetta and Pixie Lott.
To be fair there's also some L'Ame Immortelle, Rammstein and Springsteen
Quote from: Ithoriel on 06 August 2013, 09:35:46 AM
To be fair there's also some Rammstein...
The missus won't let me play Rammstein in the house... :(
Quote from: Leon on 06 August 2013, 02:36:16 PM
The missus won't let me play Rammstein in the house... :(
Not surprised. Some of those German boardgames take ages to play
Quote from: Fenton on 06 August 2013, 02:37:40 PM
Not surprised. Some of those German boardgames take ages to play
:D
Heavy Metal just sounds better in German
Just so you rock fans don't have it all your own way.
Chill out to these cool classics. 8)
Hope the links work
Dawn Penn - No No No
Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse
Bob Marley - Stir It Up
Something quieter than Rammstein then :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM213aMKTHg
Something even quieter than that... Because the link will never work, bloody ipad! Thanks for the fix Leon!
There is an ORB remix available on a rare white label that is 7'53"!
Friday night...and this is hitting the right buttons...
My other major hobby is writing Buffy the Vampire Slayer cross-over fiction which I post on 'Twisting the Hellmouth'.
Some wee time ago there was a similar thread there to which I answered...
All these songs have inspired me to write fics...now lets hope the links work!
Mad World.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Az2BvTcshg
Hallelujah.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR0DKOGco_o
Minstrel Boy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vubPZf-yDI&feature=fvst
Hey Sandy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe-22-BajRA
Last Dance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rg9dGl5Zao
Nobody's Home.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGFSNE18Ywc&ob=av2n
Fine Again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET3-t1jFmo0&ob=av2e
Won't Somebody Dance With Me?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtQfQ9sw8AE
You're a Lady, I'm a Man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YPXPDDk7TI
If I could be where you are.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Ki9rBuVXQ
Its fairly representative of what I listen to.
Oh in case you're interested...
http://www.tthfanfic.org/authors.php?no=5535&list=published
Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks:
Pearl Jam - Black:
Def Leppard - Animal:
:D
That's lots better ! (sic)
Cheers - A BOF. :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agVpq_XXRmU
Kasabian Fire been rocking my world,
The video is ace as well
Check out Vlad the impaler while your at it
It doesn't get better than this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkunjHpHMHY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv9n5Z270Is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0KxDS9ZH6g
Quote from: Alan on 19 September 2013, 07:58:10 PM
Almost anything is better than this!
There fixed if for ya :P :)
no. I mean to say really... These are some of the best tunes on youtube. All those are on my ipod on the way to work. Its borderline genius.
Well each to their own ... it's certainly borderline something :)
All good Eurovision Song Contest stuff - but I could watch to two blondes all day... =P~ =P~ =P~
Watch, yes. Listen to? Make it stop, make it stoooooop!!
Interesting, just upgraded t'ipad to ios7 and all the YouTube links have disappeared. Any clues boys?
Utterly bizarre, the links work at home, must be work filters after new software.
Totty thread was fine though... ;)
What about this? I think Marshal (great hero and father of the people) Tito had moved the Yugoslavian Robot program further on then Beograd have told us...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWR4369cqDY
What do you think the volume knob's for? :d
Time for some randomness!
Ylvis - What Does the Fox Say:
Ylvis - Stonehenge (NSFW):
Ylvis - The Cabin (NSFW):
8-}
Leon you sod.... I have just got that bloody fox song out of my mind. I will now be humming it for weeks....AGAIN. :D :D :D
Why did so much time and effort get put into the video...what's the world coming to!
Quote from: Leon on 15 October 2013, 04:24:43 AM
Ylvis - What Does the Fox Say:
Have you ever heard a fox cry? It sounds like a lost soul being impaled on a red-hot poker. Definitely a real shaker on a dark night in the middle of nowhere. X_X X_X X_X
Lorde - Royals:
Billy Squier - The Stroke:
Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride:
8)
The guy with pipes you may recognise from Gladiator - he had the Roman's head in the opening scene
First band I've ever seen with more drummers than instrumentalists. :o
Quote from: Hertsblue on 16 December 2013, 09:24:49 AM
First band I've ever seen with more drummers than instrumentalists. :o
Pray to all the gods of music it's the
last!
More drummers than instrumentalists.
Why am I suddenly wondering how many Samurai I could get for £100?? ;)
I'm not a big fan of Christmas songs, but this one is just about bearable:
And a bit of daft:
Something a little different this time around, with a blast from the 90's in the form of Skunk Anansie:
Twisted (Everyday Hurts):
Brazen (Weep):
Secretly:
Weak:
Hedonism:
Hey .....D.J.....Got any Quo ? :D
Cheers - Phil.
Quote from: Techno on 08 January 2014, 07:13:47 AM
Hey .....D.J.....Got any Quo ? :D
Cheers - Phil.
I can't stand Quo I'm afraid... :(
Quote from: Leon on 08 January 2014, 02:58:44 PM
I can't stand Quo I'm afraid... :(
not "Pendraken all over the world" ... ??? ???
Cool use of a saxomaphone
Quote from: fsn on 29 January 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Cool use of a saxomaphone
I thought with all your previous comments you were just a little eccentric...Now with these I am truly worried
Proper music
I'm having this one at my funeral.
I suppose that's one way to make people cry at your funeral!
Will You by Hazel O'Connor is one of the best songs ever written 8)
Quote from: fsn on 31 January 2014, 10:52:07 PM
Proper music
From the opera "Rinaldo". Written by a German in Italian for the London stage. How does that work? :-\ :-\ :-\
Danielle De Niese can sing me to sleep anytime she likes, though. >:< :x
Quote from: Hertsblue on 01 February 2014, 10:29:13 AM
From the opera "Rinaldo". Written by a German in Italian for the London stage. How does that work? :-\ :-\ :-\
I think the only thing that matters is that it works. :D
Quote from: Hertsblue on 01 February 2014, 10:29:13 AM
Danielle De Niese can sing me to sleep anytime she likes, though. >:< :x
I'd rather she sings me awake!
Then of course there's Mozart and Katherine Jenkins. :x
I Promised myself I wouldn't inflict my music choice on others. However, I didn't listen :d
I'm going to answer this in 2 posts. (sorry for any repeats, there have already been some really, really good recommendations. I love picking up new music this way!)
First post is all the wargaming tues. I figured ones I like listening to while paining were best sorted by what I'm paining.
WW1/RCW Russain armies:
(bit of a no brainer!)
or this:
Fantasy stuff: (anything from this album, but this track especially)
or these guys if I'm needing something cheezy:
I am also working on some cold war stuff, so these tunes (which some of you may recognise form a certain film) end up getting played a lot too...
But also these because hey, they're east german
aaaaaand Post 2 is just going to be me tune spamming y'all
An absolute banger:
this one always makes me laugh and I'm not sure why, but it draws some funny looks when I crack up in the middle of town, chuckling to myslef:
Mis colegas (my mates 'en espanol')
and this one was a good find on eurovision last year:
this is really some 'worthwhile' 3rd wave ska:
and the sax solo from this is pretty damn good:
Finally an all time favourite, as well as one of Douglas Adams'
whoops. posed the same video twice there...
THIS is Mis Colegas:
Quote from: Nouseforausername on 01 February 2014, 04:09:47 PM
aaaaaand Post 2 is just going to be me tune spamming y'all
An absolute banger:
Elvis Costello meets Special AKA methinks ;)
Quote from: get2grips on 01 February 2014, 07:28:57 PM
Elvis Costello meets Special AKA methinks ;)
Yeh, it has that vibe to it. Apparently Costello actually did some producing for the specials for a while.
There are in my life a few superlatives. Sean Connery in films; Centurions in the tank world and, of course Pendraken in miniatures. In popular music, there's one band that I can listen to at any time ... the fantastic Fleetwood Mac!
"Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac - memories of Aeron Hall and The College of Librarianship at Llanbadarn Fawr. Good old Aberystwyth, a place with two types of weather - raining and about to rain!
the weather was exactly the same at Bangor Uni ;) I hear that Aber and Bangor and most of North wales is getting pretty hammered atm (and not in the good sence)
Fleetwood mac- the choice of my housemate when coming back drunk as a skunk. I learned most of the lyrics to the rumors album through the base of my mattress...
My step bro is at Aber and lives in Aberdovey. He says its been ROUGH!
yes its quite disconcerting to see my old hall of residence on the seafront at Aber getting a battering over the last month. Mind you when i lived there i do remember pebbles from the beach being thrown up against third floor windows by waves - so its never been the most tranquil of spots in winter.
In the meantime i'm currently listening to The 45s - a cracking young R&B outfit from Carlisle - very Dr Feelgood!
Loads of good tunes already posted. Here's some I rather enjoy :)
First off Watersons 'Good old way' rumoured to be base on an ECW song (?)
Next one to sing along to( go on, you know you want to)
Now for a bit of culture(once the silly lady at the start gets out of the way!!)
Jason.
Ralph McTell's tribute to Maddy Prior - "Maddy Dances"
and the lady herself in action with the rest of Steeleye Span doing "Cam' ye o'er fae France"
More memories from Aberystwyth
However Nirvanah were not above taking the rip out of themselves (skip the first 40 seconds, please)!
I love the Uke Orch of GB!
Good choice!
French tunes!
Zaz - jazzy, punky, poppy, folky, little pixie that she is.
Mrs Sarkozy - Carla Bruni
... and the incomparable Stephane Grapelli
OK, if we're "doing French" so to speak
Cascada- Truly madly deeply....
Blimey Marie! Sure you didn't mean to post this in Top Totty?
lol, I was playing it at the time....i`m a `Wanted ` fan....
Quote from: fsn on 10 March 2014, 06:45:39 PM
... and the incomparable Stephane Grapelli
If that's Stephane Grapelli he's ageing backwards. In a few years he'll be a babe in arms.
Top German tunes.
You know I did the top French Totty, tunes and guns yesterday. Damned difficult to find a good French gun.
Today, top German totty and guns no problem. Top German tunes? - struggling.
Nena - 99 Red Balloons
Kraftwerk - The Model
Culture Beat - Mr Vain
Top German tunes?
Simples!
Rammstein.
Du Hast (This live version is the mutts)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=fLp63WBV-Ic
Sonne
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIBeYoP9Wi0&feature=player_detailpage
Plus most of Kraftwerk and Nena's 99 red ballons
Bestest music?
Apache -The Shadows (my all time favourite No 1 Tune)
Mike Oldfield - Nearly everything he has done
Rick Wakeman - His early stuff
Steelye Span - Well folky.
Albion dance Band -Saw them in Datchett at Mrs Windsor's 25th birthday bash. Folk dancing is one of the most knackering experiences of my life...that and 5 a side football.
Quo - grew up with them on the radio.
Queen - their early stuff -up until Sheer Heart Attack
Led Zeppelin -Brill
OMD
BO**OCKS, I PRESSED THE WRONG BL**DY KEY BEFORE I'D FINISHED!!!
OMD -Joan of Arc is one of their best
Kraftwerk -Used to listen to them on Radio Caroline
David Bowie - Most of his early stuff. The Man Who Sold The World is an absolute classic -his version, not Lulu's.
AC/DC - Thunderstruck, amongst others
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms LP/Cassette/CD whatever
T-Rex - Glam Rock at it's glammest(?)
Moody Blues - Very melodic, lyrical and a bit weird on occasion.
Sandsdtorm - one of the few Doof-Doof tunes I quite like
Safi Duo -Bongo Song, amongst others
Iron Maiden - Run To the Hills et al.
Rammstein - Du Hast, Sonne, America.
Pink Floyd -Dark Side of the Moon, One of These Days
Fleetwood Mac - All the later stuff with Buckingham and Nicks plus Albatross, Black Magic Woman and Shake your Money-maker from their many earlier incarnations.
Alice Cooper - The only artiste who make a song about necrophilia work. Welcome to my Nightmare with the incomparable voice of Vincent Price on Black Widow is up there as one of the best.
Celine Dion -might be sacrilegious, but I think her version of River Deep, Mountain High is better then our Tina's.
Andrea Bocelli - what a voice.
Rolling Stones -Paint it Black and another all time fave, Sympathy For The Devil.
Best painting music:
Beethoven...all of his stuff -especially the symphonies- but the best is the Piano Concerto No 5 (The Emperor)
Mike Oldfield
All chillaxing stuff.
People who should never have been near a microphone or a musical instrument:
UB40- They are at the above the pinnacle of my I CANNOT STAND THE SOUND OF YOU list.
Lighthouse Family- should be let out to sing dirges at funerals and nowhere else.
Italian Top Tunes
Sabrina - whatever happened to her?
Ennio Morricone
Vivaldi - the Nightmare by the brilliant Red Priest
As there has been a bit of gossip of late
Given that there's usually a bit of flash to be gouged out between horses' legs etc, why has nobody chosen Beautiful Reamer as a top song? Or, indeed, Flashdance?
Quote from: FierceKitty on 21 April 2014, 10:46:19 AM
Given that there's usually a bit of flash to be gouged out between horses' legs etc, why has nobody chosen Beautiful Reamer as a top song? Or, indeed, Flashdance?
This just gets worse - for gods sake BAR this man - for his puns and demands for esoteric ranges. :D
IanS
Quote from: ianrs54 on 21 April 2014, 03:16:20 PM
This just gets worse - for gods sake BAR this man - for his puns and demands for esoteric ranges. :D
IanS
You'd miss him when he was gone :)
Cant hit 'im whilst he's 'ere.
IanS
I would have thought he's well out of range.
THis explains the appeal of Country and Western :d
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1P76BZfgn8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZvpHwoQfqk
Shame they can't sing ;D Possibly belongs in another Top ..... thread ;)
Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 02 May 2014, 10:31:19 PM
THis explains the appeal of Country and Western :d
Country and Western should have never been allowed to appeal, it should have just accepted its original sentence and not ever, ever be allowed to be heard...by anybody...ever.
In defence of country & western:
... or as seen by the Blue Brothers
Quote from: Subedai on 03 May 2014, 08:24:51 AM
Country and Western should have never been allowed to appeal, it should have just accepted its original sentence and not ever, ever be allowed to be heard...by anybody...ever.
Lucky even to get a trial. A rope over a convenient branch and a horse without a saddle would seem about right, don't you think?
And rock should be crushed into gravel and used to surface roads (not in desirable residential areas, you understand).
Quote from: fsn on 03 May 2014, 09:00:09 AM
In defence of country & western:
In what sense is that a defence? That's a plea of "guilty as charged m'lud" if ever I saw one!
Quote from: FierceKitty on 03 May 2014, 09:11:45 AM
Lucky even to get a trial. A rope over a convenient branch and a horse without a saddle would seem about right, don't you think?
And rock should be crushed into gravel and used to surface roads (not in desirable residential areas, you understand).
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I'm with you on the rope idea. The worst sound ever is slide guitar music. Paris Texas was -in my personal opinion- a cr*p film made infinitely cra**ier by Ry Cooder's slide guitar soundtrack.
But I take issue with you over rock. Waaaay back in the day, before Stock, Aitkin and Waterman et al there was real music...and it was called rock. Deep Purple, ELP, Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Led Zeppelin, Nazareth and most of their derivatives were all brilliant bands. Glam rock was also great (my period of music) but then some tw*t(s) thought that Soul, Disco, R&B and Punk were good ideas (someone else who should hang by the same C&W rope). Rock music is still going strong with an even bigger following than before -AC/DC and Iron Maiden are still pulling in the crowds wherever they go. This smaltzy, girly, pretentious stuff nowadays is drivel of the first order (bit like UB 40). Rock music has evolved and left most of the other types in its wake.
This is from a man who thinks Beethoven is the dogs, enjoys English Folk music, loves the Goons, the Bonzo's, Python and even the Goodies...and of course ROCK MUSIC! Categorise that!
I have a catholic taste in music. There is good C&W music, there is good rock music and there is some absolutely awful orchestral music. I also like some "easy listening", jazz and world music.
However, there is no good rap. None. never. All bad.
How about these guys?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Centurions_%28band%29
Nothing wrong with a Catholic taste in music. There are some jolly good masses (even if the best of the lot was written by a composer who worked for the Prods most of his loife and all).
Prefer Gregorian Chant meself.
IanS ;)
Well, Mozart's on your side, so I feel I'd be wiser not to enter the lists on this one!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ptq48AJHCc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ptq48AJHCc)
Wow!
Quote from: fsn on 16 February 2015, 07:05:49 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ptq48AJHCc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ptq48AJHCc)
Wow!
Now that's spooky... I'd seen this video a while back and came across it again last night. When I got to work I got it ready on YouTube to show the others, but didn't get chance to press 'Play' 'cos we were busy with other things. Then I check into the Forum and here it is...
I'm now wondering if you have a remote link to my computer... :o
Noooo! :^o
I am officially in music Nirvana (see what I did then?) since I found Spotify. Recently listened to most of Rammstein's offerings, a newish Celtic band of 1 piper, 1 guitarist and 3 drummers called Saor Patrol (pronounced Shore Patrol, it's Gaelic), aaannnddd am currently through the back catalogue of Steeleye Span (only 22 lp's worth).
Life is definitely good...musically wise.
Quote from: Leon on 16 February 2015, 08:01:06 PM
Now that's spooky..
I'm now wondering if you have a remote link to my computer... :o
No, he actually lives in a gap between your walls :D
Now
THAT'S spooky :d :d :d
Quote from: getagrip on 16 February 2015, 08:30:02 PM
No, he actually lives in a gap between your walls :D
Now THAT'S spooky :d :d :d
That must be uncomfortable then, there's only a single breeze-block wall between us and the mechanics next door... He'll be convered in WD40.
Quote from: Leon on 16 February 2015, 08:43:25 PM
That must be uncomfortable then, there's only a single breeze-block wall between us and the mechanics next door... He'll be convered in WD40.
This is FSN we're taking about here....he probably drinks it :D
Quote from: mad lemmey on 28 February 2014, 07:45:19 PM
However Nirvanah were not above taking the rip out of themselves (skip the first 40 seconds, please)!
was just browsing this and funnily enough off to see the Ukes of GB in a couple of weeks!
Quote from: Leon on 16 February 2015, 08:43:25 PM
He'll be convered in WD40.
Sign of a good Friday night!
I've lately been listening to the album
Adore by The Smashing Pumpkins whilst I paint and write (sometimes!) essays and really I think this song, Tear, deserves more attention. It is never mentioned with the best songs of this album, let alone Smashing Pumpkins greatest hits, but I love the drums and general feel of the song. Should of course be played LOUD for full effect!
EDIT: cant work out how to embed youtube links
Quote from: xccam on 19 February 2015, 11:06:06 PM
EDIT: cant work out how to embed youtube links
There's been a change to the code used to embed YouTube videos, so you now only need the letter/number sequence after the = sign in the url. So, it should look something like [ youtube ]akhfoiar839d[ /youtube ]
8)
Someone else who listens to Rammstein - Links!
Why, oh why, do productions of The Ring always try to look as if they are set on the less hospitable regions of the lunar surface?
Yes, I know some people don't like opera or music-drama. They weren't invited anyway, so they might consider keeping predictable Friday-night-down-the-pub-with-the-lads comments where they belong.
Well into the Doubleclicks lately. :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0THbJgMW6NY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0THbJgMW6NY)
My missus is in there at 0.14. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPxkz0tFs4I (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPxkz0tFs4I)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8SoL0yMGik (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8SoL0yMGik)
;D
EDIT: No idea why the youtube links don't work. :(
Quote from: Luddite on 12 March 2015, 01:04:52 AM
EDIT: No idea why the youtube links don't work. :(
The code for embedding YouTube videos has changed, so you only need the letters/numbers after the '=' sign now, placed within the usual YouTube code brackets.
8)
Not seen "The Doubleclicks" before - that's made me chuckle, cheers Luddite :)
I've been well onto a Warren Zevon kick recently.
And a lot of Creedence Clearwater Revival, which might explain the purchase of a few 'Nam era grunts at WMMS ;)
*And thanks for the comment on posting there, Leon - I was getting far too technical trying to embed those :D
1000 musicians in Italy asking Foo Fighters to come and play in their town:
Heart - Stairway to Heaven:
Sia - Elastic Heart:
I thought I'd HATE the Heart version of 'Stairway'. >:(
I loved it ! :-bd
(I think certain esteemed members of the audience did, too !) ;)
Cheers - Phil
The three honourees certainly appeared to enjoy it, particularly the scale of the performance ;) :)
It was interesting to see their hesitation when the audience started applauding too early at the end ;)
A pet hate of mine, if you love a song then shut up and listen to it, cheer, applaud etc when it is done, not during >:(
Did he think he was Keith Moon ? X_X
Dearie, dearie, me ! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Cheers - Phil
Currently listening to Demi Lovato, Rihanna, David Guetta and Pitbull ... I suspect my musical tastes are not those of the bulk of posters here! :D
Quote from: Ithoriel on 19 January 2016, 07:35:53 PM
Currently listening to Demi Lovato, Rihanna, David Guetta and Pitbull ... I suspect my musical tastes are not those of the bulk of posters here! :D
Recently I have started to alternate Mike Oldfield and Rammstein.
Quote from: Subedai on 19 January 2016, 07:52:44 PM
Recently I have started to alternate Mike Oldfield and Rammstein.
To be fair I did mix in "Nur Du" by L'Ame Immortelle. Not quite Rammstein but closer than most of what I listen to these days :)
[Rammstein Yay...just discovered them...excellent stuff]
I enjoy listening to epic, dramatic music from Two Steps From Hell &
Audiomachine. It seems a perfect accompliment to sweeping 10mm
battles or to help beat those painting blues...
Youtube is good here as it includes 3 or 4 hour collected works so easy
to use when playing larger battles.
Another favourite is this which includes a charge of the Polish Hussars
with accompanying piece "Preliator" by Globus. I defy anyone not to
be moved by this (starts about 1:30 and gets even better at 2:36).
Phil
X_X
The first glance at the top one.....
I thought it said "Nerd". :-[
Cheers - Phil
>>The first glance at the top one.....
>>I thought it said "Nerd".
I like it ! Thats really good...(and so appropriate)...
That film of the husaria I have never seen before, quite impressive. Had a brief listen to some of the tracks from Two Steps from Hell and they sound quite good as well. Good share.
>>That film of the husaria I have never seen before, quite impressive.
If you are interested, the full film is here :
Well worth a look and might even kick start a new project !
("No!!")
My apologies for the next one (its a film not a tune) but continues the
above theme. A very well done animation of the Battle of Mohacs 1526 :
This one really fires up the imagination...
Phil
Now look what you have made me do! I'm thinking of a Polish Renaissance army now.
Like the Mohacs animation, cleverly done. Bookmarked the film for future looking.
Loved the animation, thanks for sharing
Cheers
Ian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cehLiGxguQI
This thread is running at less than 10% of the top Totty thread, time to boost it a little!
http://youtu.be/8DUEAG5eO6c
That one brings back memories, Will.
Viv Stanshall.......That was someone who was as mad as a box of frogs. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Cheers - Phil
More my taste:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9nqWw9W3Y (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9nqWw9W3Y)
You might enjoy this Techno!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b072zn42
I know sone of my fellow forumites will appreciate this one.
Sancho, my panzer!
http://youtu.be/-Mp6F0u-cw0
Musically ... I despair of you all :D
Don't despair! Follow the impossible dream, never give up!
Quote from: Techno on 17 March 2016, 06:58:46 PM
That one brings back memories, Will.
Viv Stanshall.......That was someone who was as mad as a box of frogs. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Cheers - Phil
Now you are talking my kind of music!!!
One of the best groups ever to do what I like to call 'anarchic prog jazz with some humour thrown in'...just for balance you understand. Been a devotee of theirs ever since the days of 'Do Not Adjust Your Set', (anyone under the age of 50 will probably have to ask a parent or Google it.)
Oh! The perils of shuffle!
For those cognoscenti amongst you who -same as me- like their music a tad on the heavy side with a bit of Moorcroftian, fantasty on a galactic level thrown in (like Hawkwind but louder) then I can recommend Gloryhammer, a group of Celtic persuasion who have seriously upgraded folky style tunes into loud, heavy rock but surprisingly, you can understand the lyrics, it's not just a noise. They have a few tracks on Spotify.
It certainly helps if you like music when you have a mate in the media business.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyHAATilpsE
Eccles for King, folks.
About time we had some threadomancy on this one methinks...
Rediscovered this on Saturday night: it's a great song anyway, covered by some seriously talented people - and then they let Prince solo on his Tele...phenomenal
And just because this one is pretty much on any playlist I make...
Quote from: nikharwood on 22 June 2016, 10:34:15 PM
And just because this one is pretty much on any playlist I make...
Ah, Invalid YouTube Link ... my favourite too :D
Alternatively, just put in the letters after the = sign </smartarse>
"Ode to Joy" or the Fugs:
When not listening to the likes of Miley, Will.i.am, Rihanna or Selena Gomez, which I'm guessing are tastes I don't share with too many here, my own playlists would include:
Quote from: Ithoriel on 22 June 2016, 11:41:23 PM
Ah, Invalid YouTube Link ... my favourite too :D
Alternatively, just put in the letters after the = sign </smartarse>
Why, thank you smartarse. I always forget to drop the 's' ;)
Some nice covers here for everyone.
Adam Levine doing Purple Rain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8w2lNpixqOc
Postmodern Jukebox doing Aerosmith's Dream On:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq4KA0mUnC8
And my current favourite, Disturbed doing Sound of Silence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Dg-g7t2l4
I can't get the links to work. :(
These are links? :o
I thought they were black lines.
It be same por moi
IanS
Same here.
Now des gone totes.
IanS
Eh ?
I can get them all, apart from one blocked for copyright reasons.
Cheers - Phil
They aren't just banging the beads together Phil.
Back to black lines.
That's odd, they're all showing fine for me. I've added the direct links above each video now, so they should work OK.
What are these black lines folk are talking about ?
I've got mini 'TV' screens with a 'play' symbol in the middle of each one.....And the play button works fine....Apart from the one I mentioned earlier.
Me no understand......You're telling me that my 'net connection and PC is working better than other folks'.....Surely not ! :-\
Cheers - Phil.
Something from the Tats is called for...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnpMTv1-U8w
Black lines using Chrome. No black lines when using Firefox.
They showed up on Firefox fine.
Browser problem indicated.
IanS
I've got black lines in Safari :(
Quote from: nikharwood on 14 August 2016, 08:21:22 PM
I've got black lines in Safari :(
That will be the Zebra standing in front of you
Still black lines in EE
IanS
Like the video. Don't know if I prefer it with the sound off.
I have black lines on internet explorer.
It seems Youtube links are turning to black bars in most browsers...
Does
or
work for anyone else?
First is full URL in the youtbe short cut, second is just the video reference (the numbers/letters post the "="...).
Edit - full URL in the shortcut gives #invalid link#, video ref gives the black bar.
- Youtube's "sharing" URL as a Youtube link.
https://youtu.be/Cufnu_dJc-4 (https://youtu.be/Cufnu_dJc-4) - Youtube's "sharing" URL as a URL link.
Hmm, either my browser (Chrome) and others are b0rking the link display, or Youtube or the Forum code has been tweaked and fecked it.
Embedded - which I seem to be too cackhanded to get to work at all, oh well.
<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/UvTv-I2Y390" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
The second one works fine for me .... when I remember to let Youtube and it's assorted components run javascript.
Mostly I get:-
Ooo, hallo, I just corrected a spelling error and now the second link works?!
Today they look fine
IanS
Yes. Most mysterious.
Yep, they are all there now. Curiouser and curiouser.
MickS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrWureyryhQ
For those who like their music a little on the discordant side. I give you the one and only Portsmouth Symfonia!
https://youtu.be/nDZZEfrRbdw
MickS
Westie? Is that you in the top hat?
The top hatted gentlemen seemed to be enacting some sort of mating dance. Is this now common up North?
Oh yes. Quite common. His mode of dress and range of movements are quite regular for the North British male trying to attract a female of the migrating or touring type. Every street corner sometimes, semi-naked males, flouncing their proto-kilts and doffing their reprehensible headgear at anything vaguely female who can't say "loch" properly.
Isn't nature wonderful?
There is something in the music that stirs my blood. I feel the dark need to dig out a plaid and take my chances on the streets of Liverpool.
;D ;D ;D
Why does this remind me of the Telly Goons?
For those who do not know about the Goons .... P.S. So glad I can say "loch" properly. Means I can also pronounce "Blucher" properly - unlike some, including the author, who say, "Bloosher." :o
;D Yes - I see the comparison. The presenter's - English was it? - was impenetrable however.
English? How can there be any problem .... ?
I'm still loching up how to correctly pronounce "Loch"
There are many great videos related to that one including "Angry Scottish Grandad" who uses only one word I can understand - fortunately he uses it a lot! ;D
I think I went too geeky when I wrote I was "loching" for the pronunciation. :D
(I like using "I" four times in the same sentence)
And, yes, it is time for me to take my meds.
Quote from: d_Guy on 09 September 2016, 07:23:30 PM
There are many great videos related to that one including "Angry Scottish Grandad" who uses only one word I can understand - fortunately he uses it a lot! ;D
Was it "loch"?
Probably not.
The Cars!
Sorry chaps, I've found a YouTube channel that has great music - and a Pans People literalism in it's videos.
Christ, shoot me now. The video was a distraction from the music.
Time for something from this millenium!
As in "born in this millennium"?!
Well, she's forty years, to the day, younger than I am so not quite born in this millenium but at least her music was released in this one. :)
Happy shared birthday :D
I blame TV - kids played by teenagers, teenagers by twenty somethings!
She also allowed Justin Bieber to ... to ... :-&
Quote from: fsn on 10 September 2016, 08:49:47 PM
She also allowed Justin Bieber to ... to ... :-&
Good Lord! Certainly not!? :o
She did. And he ... with his ...
Justin Bieber!
There are some people who should die a virgin.
As long as they don't pass on their genes. ;)
Cheers - Phil.
Quote from: fsn on 11 September 2016, 07:47:33 AM
She did. And he ... with his ...
Justin Bieber!
There are some people who should die a virgin.
Do I detect a slight hint of the green eyed monster FSN?
First off, that wasn't singing, it was somebody getting their rocks off. Secondly it wasn't a music video; rather it was soft porn, which appears to be the norm these days. Meanwhile I'm listening to some early Motown, Chess and Stax courtesy of Spotify. Now that's what I call music!
Quote from: Leman on 11 September 2016, 07:36:39 PM
First off, that wasn't singing, it was somebody getting their rocks off. Secondly it wasn't a music video; rather it was soft porn, which appears to be the norm these days. Meanwhile I'm listening to some early Motown, Chess and Stax courtesy of Spotify.
"Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Is all my brain and body need
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Are very good indeed" - Ian Dury and The Blockheads
Quote from: Leman on 11 September 2016, 07:36:39 PMNow that's what I call music!
I used to have a couple of those albums. 9 and 18 iirc :)
Mi stopped at"Hits 7". It was always going to go downhill after the Sisters, Jesus & the Marychain and Scarlet Fantastic were on :D
Splendid, it's normally me that posts Warren Zevon songs :D
Oddly one fo the lots on Antiques Roadshow reminded me of this last night :D
Zevon and Antiques Roadshow - somewhere Warren is smiling - and writing a song about it! :)
"I've brought a sandwich today, dating back to 2003 that looks to have been thoroughly enjoyed. What can you tell me about it?"
:-bd got the connection - he did! thanks for reminding!
+1, mod up, would listen again :)
Looks like a typical group of WalMart shoppers on Saturday morning (although a bit thinner). A couple of catchy tunes. Nice!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_UyUwBVIlk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_UyUwBVIlk)
To listen to whilst painting your Mongols
Cheers
Ian