Stereo Alchemy - A Rapture:
http://www.stereoalchemy.com/
Camille Jones - The Streets:
[video=youtube;xTYHF6V_Phg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTYHF6V_Phg[/video]
Kato - Sjus (ft Camille Jones, didn't like it to begin with, i kinda like it now):
[video=youtube;jZ4B35ZMYi8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ4B35ZMYi8&feature=related[/video]
First Of The Year (Equinox) - Skrillex
[video=youtube;2cXDgFwE13g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cXDgFwE13g[/video]
Gamefire - Klaypex & Mike Diva (Vyncent Flaw)
[video=youtube;Ro0lsIC3lmI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro0lsIC3lmI[/video]
Just to get relaxed :flirty:
My fav of 2011 and a bit of 2012 ;)
[video=youtube;iW1W34A-n4I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW1W34A-n4I[/video]
HMHB
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxR0JY-FMh8&feature=related[
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxR0JY-FMh8&feature=related)http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=rBM_MIT9EOM
Today I'm listening to:
[video=youtube;r1itXQo-REE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1itXQo-REE[/video]
You need to put it on 480p to make it sound way better ;) But today my fav song is:
[video=youtube;6_O6554ky-Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_O6554ky-Y[/video]
Some nice trax. Thanks.
This is what my car stero plays:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfhPM7HFWD4
[video=youtube;PfhPM7HFWD4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfhPM7HFWD4[/video]
Nine Inch Nails - Wish
Trent Reznor - Remix of Immigrant song
EDX - Everything featuring Hadley (Original Vocal Mix)
and it's the soundtrack on the latest DMR video (nerd screams at 5:55)
Like it on Youtube please to promote the community's Youtube channel!
For me, it's Bjørn Berge today. Norwegian blues guitarist and singer with a range reaching from bluegrass to rock. Loads of good stuff in his discography.
[video=youtube;i9czwIr7kPo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9czwIr7kPo[/video]
[video=youtube;L3]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3***-HuKyQ[/video]
This morning it has been......
[video=youtube;zLqCe4V00d8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLqCe4V00d8[/video]
Nothing like good old rock&roll :D
Dangerous driving to that song though. Same goes for this, it simply won't do going less than 100mph :p
[video=youtube;CmXWkMlKFkI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmXWkMlKFkI[/video]
Mostly listening to High Contrast - The Agony and The Ecstasy LP today @ http://shop.hospitalrecords.com/product/NHS204/NHS204DD
(http://shop.hospitalrecords.com/product/NHS204/NHS204DD)This is the one that got big playtime iirc.
[video=youtube_share;MWOJyegyRbM]http://youtu.be/MWOJyegyRbM[/video]
For me today it is:
[video=youtube;w96QLJ5Byq8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w96QLJ5Byq8&hd=1[/video]
Last 48 hours it's been a heavy dose of a less well known but brilliant Norwegian electronica/trance DJ called Naden and his latest release 'Murmuration' which I bought on Thursday. The track builds progressively through to 4:50 and then let's you have it with both barrels. Fantastic track and one that is going to be used in the next DMR kill video.
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
[video=youtube_share;ooFAUSo_RRU]http://youtu.be/ooFAUSo_RRU[/video]
Choon.
[video=youtube;P5jd_iEtPcc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5jd_iEtPcc[/video]
One of my favs.
[video=youtube;pFrizmXlJPA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFrizmXlJPA[/video]
... and nicely reworked live with synth loops.
found this [video=youtube;iZivR39Opmo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZivR39Opmo&feature=related[/video] (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZivR39Opmo&feature=related)
i was there in 1988
btw without this guy there wud be no techno/trance.
Some Air to chill to has been my thing for the last couple of days- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH5bL_XbO64&feature=related
Really nice :)
Would embed it but don't know how :(
Just like this; - replace the 0's with O's - [Y0UTUBE]VH5bL_XbO64[/Y0UTUBE]
1978.
Walking in the Rain - Flash & the Pan. Wierdly hypnotic & entrancing. Even stranger lyrics.
If you can listen to this and not feel warm inside, then you are broken.
And I've posted this before, but it prepares me for a day at work. The first tube comment says it all.
'
The level of manliness on this song just gave me a brand new moustache'
I'll see your Ernie Ford and raise you a Jimmie Dean to stiffen that new manly moustache of yours.
i raise you a jimmy dean and call u with a jonny cash
[video=youtube;C0sge91KEQI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0sge91KEQI[/video]
Great band, great track... Kim Deal... what more needs to be said?
In Memory to Beastie Boys star Adam Yauch who died today aged 47 :(
[video=youtube;qORYO0atB6g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qORYO0atB6g[/video]
Quote from: Snokio;349984In Memory to Beastie Boys star Adam Yauch who died today aged 47 :(
[video=youtube;qORYO0atB6g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qORYO0atB6g[/video]
Such a shock and such a shame. Tomorrow I will be playing to their catalogue
A spot of mellowment for your day, list it under the 'Chillwave' genre in your collection.
This is a brilliant track from Deadmau5, made all the more interesting when you understand that he made this track as an instrumental during a 22 hour livestream from his home studio, a fan then took the instrumental and added vocals and re-tweeted it to him, he then hooked up the lyrics & vocalist with his manager and a few hours later he has a completed track.
....and this was the reaction from Deadmau5 when he first heard Chris James' vocals recorded over his instrumental. Audio only, NSFW, but great to listen to the creative process in real time!
....and some of the livestream is here:
you can't mention deadmau5 without mentioning....oh whats it called :g:......damn.....I can't remember :doh:........oh wait........
[video=youtube;LGbRpdCRwt0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGbRpdCRwt0&feature=relmfu[/video]
Nah.... It's gone again! :sad:
Quote from: TeaLeaf;350802This is a brilliant track from Deadmau5, made all the more interesting when you understand that he made this track as an instrumental during a 22 hour livestream from his home studio, a fan then took the instrumental and added vocals and re-tweeted it to him, he then hooked up the lyrics & vocalist with his manager and a few hours later he has a completed track.
snip
....and this was the reaction from Deadmau5 when he first heard Chris James' vocals recorded over his instrumental. Audio only, NSFW, but great to listen to the creative process in real time!
snip
....and some of the livestream is here:
For those interested, here's the Ray Bradbury short story that inspired Deadmau5 to make the track (The Veldt) and subsequently the lyrics by Chris James that then blew him away when he heard them.
http://ia700500.us.archive.org/8/items/XMinus1_A/xminusone_550804_TheVeldt.mp3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9USCcjfNm8
Love their new album
Currently chilling to this, a couple of years old, but still hitting the spot.
All hail Röyksopp! :worship:
Been out to a local pub to watch Hobo Jones & the junkyard dogs.
Great fun.
They're a Kent skiffle band, and I think this is about as far west as they have been.
I love Skiffle
The past couple of days I've been giving the new Turbonegro album some runtime. Seems good. Tony Sylvester seems to be a nice upgrade from the last singer.
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today i'm listening to
[video=youtube;1amH6I68m4w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1amH6I68m4w[/video]
Sorry, another Röyksopp chill track. Starts slow and swells to a wonderfully lifting & sustained crescendo. You got to love this track, just stick with it, you will not be disappointed if you listen to it the whole way through!
[video=youtube;NqJK72sXlJw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqJK72sXlJw&feature=related[/video] vs [video=youtube;vzE8d5AXImo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzE8d5AXImo[/video]
j (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqJK72sXlJw&feature=related)ust sit back and enjoy!!!
and post your choice.
After a chat with TL regarding DJ software and loops .... these have a cool way off looping stuff to get a full song. Most impressive to me is it all seems to be done in one live take
[video=youtube;tJ8nkJ1_Ee0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ8nkJ1_Ee0&list=PLCB6BABBD10E3847F&featur e=plcp[/video]
Listening to my favourite band at the moment (Poets of the Fall):
[video=youtube;MKk1u5RMTn4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKk1u5RMTn4&feature=relmfu[/video]
Nice track, enjoyed that :thumbsup:
Not listened to anything of theirs before (I think), so I'll be checking out some more of their stuff.
Been on a Marvin Gaye marathon for a couple of days now, really helps with the work :)
[video=youtube;ZuXoalKim9c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuXoalKim9c[/video]
I hope it won't ruin anyone's mood.
[video=youtube;08TTPR5Ir40]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08TTPR5Ir40&hd=1[/video]
one out of the dnb box ;)
[video=youtube;kooxZ8j0trA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooxZ8j0trA[/video]
Lovely bit of trance from last summer. Bassline intro, slowly builds percussion layers, synths and finally vocals arrive 2:30 into the track and elevates to a wonderful uplifting melodic trance. Check your feet, they're tapping away to this one!
[video=youtube;0GuVbV7ZdQw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GuVbV7ZdQw&feature=relmfu[/video]
Gearing up for West Coast Riot. Only a couple more days, and I'm at an all-out punk party in Göteborg.
Some of the bands that'll be there that I'm looking forward to:
Rancid! Hell yeah! Finally I get to see them live, which means I now only lack two bands from a list of ten I set up a few years ago (The ten bands faust82 has to see before he dies: Rancid, NoFX, The Offspring, Bad Religion, Pennywise, Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, Bouncing Souls, Iron Maiden and Turbonegro). In other words, time to make up a new list! Anyway, Rancid are playing in southern sweden on thursday, so I'm leaving Norway wednesday :D
[video=youtube;uQuAL7kCgLk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQuAL7kCgLk[/video]
Turbonegro are back, with brit Tony Sylvester replacing the former rock god turned scientologist Hans Dybvik. He should never have gotten sober, that ruined him :p
[video=youtube;dZh3PF0u4Vg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZh3PF0u4Vg[/video]
Anti-Flag, a former favourite I still return to from time to time. Self-righteous antiauthoritarianism just seems right in some situations :D
[video=youtube;qnVD7WuarSo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnVD7WuarSo[/video]
So, that, and other bands that'll be at the show, that's what I'm listening to today :D
[video=youtube;8HDDYEuc0Ks]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HDDYEuc0Ks[/video]
i`m totally into Rammsteins since seeing them live again, omfg what an awesome show, want to go again, ASAP :taz::taz::taz:
[video=youtube;f4K6ZxDwi34]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4K6ZxDwi34[/video]
[video=youtube;TppsEy53CDA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TppsEy53CDA[/video]
Seriously uplifting trance from Ferry Corsten & Chicane: One Thousand Suns (Disco Citizens Remix)
Quote from: JonnyAppleSeed;354427After a chat with TL regarding DJ software and loops .... these have a cool way off looping stuff to get a full song. Most impressive to me is it all seems to be done in one live take
[video=youtube;tJ8nkJ1_Ee0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ8nkJ1_Ee0&list=PLCB6BABBD10E3847F&featur e=plcp[/video]
The thumbnail looks like Steve Coogan wearing a wig :lmfao:
Also I've been strangely addicted to the new Muse debut song that has just come out, "Madness", from their upcoming album
Slow start but builds ever-so greatly, especially the verses after the guitar solo, really love this song for some strange reason.
[video=youtube;Mq9zhpBweDk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq9zhpBweDk[/video]
Muse are
epic live, don't ever turn down the chance to see them.
Here's my fave:
Meanwhile, I've been listening to Electric Six who make the most awesome music videos:
And I'm the king of the submarines
Makin' horrible music for teens
My favourite Muse Track is hysteria a great riff and the base line is great to play.
been listening to these guys for a while now, and the wife even likes them !
[video=youtube;R5-8JpdRQdk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5-8JpdRQdk[/video]
Pull up a chair, sit back, close your eyes and enjoy.
York & Steve Brian - Salida Del Sol (York's Album Mix)
Definitely feeling mellow at the moment.
Dinka's Lotus (Johan Vilborg Remix) from the Trance Around the World (http://www.mixcloud.com/aboveandbeyond/above-beyond-tatw-440/) crew.
Having been in and out of this thread a bit on and off searching for pearls and found some(thank you all!)... Today Im listening to:
[video=youtube;s88JDxazUKo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s88JDxazUKo[/video]
my 2 faves at the moment:
[video=youtube;azHrpiQfhE4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azHrpiQfhE4&feature=related[/video]
and [video=youtube;Vac-3n4w6hg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vac-3n4w6hg&feature=related[/video]
sorry about vid quality of the muse track.
[video=youtube;zJ04DglQQQI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ04DglQQQI[/video]
One of my latest additions to my 'oldies' playlist on spotify :)
been into this band for a long time
[video=youtube;5g8ykQLYnX0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g8ykQLYnX0&feature=relmfu[/video]
So, missus went to Prague to get a few days of education... here I am, alone with mah whisky and mah loneliness..
[video=youtube;tIdIqbv7SPo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIdIqbv7SPo[/video]
[video=youtube;6ktYpaGVUe0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ktYpaGVUe0[/video]
So good!
Currently working whilst listening to the latest Markus Schulz mixcloud podcast:
http://www.mixcloud.com/MarkusSchulz/global-dj-broadcast-sep-20-2012-ibiza-summer-sessions/
Some good rock
[video=youtube;_lK4cX5xGiQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lK4cX5xGiQ[/video]
The Afghan Whigs, still got it.
Has to be the new skyfall soundtrack by Adele, not someone I listen to normally, but this sounds decent:
[video=youtube;7HKoqNJtMTQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HKoqNJtMTQ[/video]
Saw that as well Snokio, and that sent me looking for the other bond themes. Gathered them in a nice little spotify list :p
Bond Themes (http://open.spotify.com/user/faust/playlist/4KfZYarXmrs2WR5Dg9od5P)
And speaking of lists, today I'm pretty much listening to some punk rock ballads and various other tamed aggression :D
Punk ballads (http://open.spotify.com/user/faust/playlist/64pIWpVClN3N2MhiRgXua6)
(Feel free to add good tracks :D)
I don't have spotify :(, But I think 'live and let die' could be the best theme IMHO, but there were many from the era, also liked 'a view to a kill' :thumb:
Live and Let Die is easily the best theme. Second place for me is between The Living Daylights and You Know My Name.
And that's only because A-Ha is my guilty pleasure band (Take On Me is horrible, but they've got some good ones like Hunting High And Low, Celice, Summer Moved On...). If not for that, Chris Cornell would blow them completely out of the water.
I also realized I just ruined all my music cred with Ninja :p
Today it's been back to basics, listening through all the Pennywise albums in chronological order at work :D
the living daylights is good, Tomorrow never dies track was good to!
You got me watching / listening to all the 80's tunes now :lol:
and tonight mathew, i`ll be...
[video=youtube;ofUwxDsb424]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofUwxDsb424[/video]
Turn up the Volume, to 11 !
Doing the boring daily quests atm while listening to this:
[video=youtube;MsoRSI7ei4E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsoRSI7ei4E[/video]
Ha! Thats pretty darn cool.
yeah its cool, been posted somewhere elese before. They do loads of other covers, search for 'Walk of the Earth' on youTube. Ive actually got their album on iTunes its pretty good
[video=youtube;XkU79xjjUwU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkU79xjjUwU[/video]
Strung Out, always a class act. Proper music videos were few and far between on youtube though.
Did manage to find this, but it's far more poppy than their usual fare :p
[video=youtube;nk-0lxtpk7g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk-0lxtpk7g[/video]
All day I've been re-listening to one of my favourite albums from last summer. Above & Beyond's Group Therapy. Here's Alchemy.
O.o
I've been listening to that song all the day long TL, what a coincidence!
Love it.
Here is a song that I can't get out of my brain.
[video=youtube;g-K9amJGnJo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=g-K9amJGnJo[/video]
Well, today I'm listening to that Group Therapy album TL posted a link to. Not my usual fare, but I do enjoy this brand of electronica. The more laid-back melodic kind.
Today I'm listening to a classic:
[video=youtube;9-27AIozUoQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-27AIozUoQ[/video]
I am listening the last few weeks maybe even months to "team dubstep" on spotify. They have loads of remixes and they have done it very nice it aint very hard dub they are using just very relaxing.
You won't find it on youtube so soz for the poeple that aint using spotify but here are 2 links of songs i like at the moment. (you need spotify to listen to them)
Skyfall (Dubstep Remix) by Team Dubstep (http://open.spotify.com/track/5j2uOWi0hiNsr1LTvJDupb)
You Bring Me Joy (Dubstep Remix) by Team Dubstep (http://open.spotify.com/track/40qf3UylljNbqkpqGHPqVg)
And a what more heavy dubstep song, and this time with youtube. Is a song used in the movie step up 4 (gallery dance)
[video=youtube;inMc1uQetuU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inMc1uQetuU&hd=1[/video]
funny that grim should be listening to a skyfall dub step remix.. as i`ve been listening to another cover, by within temptation
And i have to say that its a damn sight better than Adels
Turn up to 11, press play
[video=youtube;uPUhDEMjMBI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPUhDEMjMBI[/video]
Close you eye, sit back and enjoy
[video=youtube;oToBRs-DPEg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oToBRs-DPEg[/video]
And one of my all time favourites, and you wouldnt think they are live on stage at the docklands !
[video=youtube;iIyl7hlzYhw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIyl7hlzYhw[/video]
[video=youtube;JzIK5FaC38w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzIK5FaC38w[/video]
Today I'm Listening to some Controversy:
(Does contain strong Language)
[video=youtube;bnKTpw6urfI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnKTpw6urfI[/video]
today it is:
[video=youtube;aHjpOzsQ9YI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjpOzsQ9YI[/video]
Going to one of her concerts in Holland next year
That is very cool, I like it. Playing in London on 21st January although it says sold out already!
Quote from: TeaLeaf;362932That is very cool, I like it. Playing in London on 21st January although it says sold out already!
yeah her concerts are sold out within 10 minutes or something :blink:
Not bad :), it is very different, maybe the next big thing to hit the music scene? (or has she already and I have just not her before?)
Currently enjoying a lot of this trance track: Mike Koglin vs. 7 Skies - Vision. Really goes nicely from about 2 mins in when the chord sequence starts.
And an old mix from AvB which I'm finding very restful on my
eyes ears:
I love beach sunsets, so I downloaded it (http://imgur.com/download/DyR4q) and made it my desktop background, at least until my wife gets home......:getmecoat:
Today I'm in the mood for country music.
Skip to 2:10 if you wanna listen to the song and skipping the story:
[video=youtube;IZbN_nmxAGk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZbN_nmxAGk[/video]
Been listening to some Guy J this morning and in particular this track. He's an Israeli producer/DJ and he's been coming on real strong over the past few years despite being not that well known outside the dance music scene. Give this one time to get into your bloodstream, you'll love it! Most of his tracks fall into the melodic prog house/trance/electronica genres, so it should give you an idea as to what this will sound like.
More Guy J, this time it's a 1 hour mix which he did for Radio FG (http://www.radiofg.com/) on 18/12/12. Well worth a listen, there's some beautiful sounds on it.
https://soundcloud.com/guy-j/guy-j-fg-radio-18-12-12
This has been stuck in my head all week, so now I'm going to make sure it gets stuck in yours.
Enjoy.
[video=youtube;1y6smkh6c-0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y6smkh6c-0[/video]
if u dont wanna watch it just turn it up !!!!
[video=youtube;vSkb0kDacjs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSkb0kDacjs[/video]
[video=youtube;7woW7DmnR0E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7woW7DmnR0E[/video]
[video=youtube;hKDxvVom64c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKDxvVom64c[/video]I stumbled across this also, different, i`ve included the original artist too, great video !
[video=youtube;ktvTqknDobU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktvTqknDobU[/video]
[video=youtube;3Io3CLCktqY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Io3CLCktqY[/video]
Just enjoying this music in this lovely morning.
Quite catchy even if I did not understand the words!
http://www.mixcloud.com/aboveandbeyond/above-beyond-abgt-010/
^^my current group therapy project.
Ahhh good times !
[video=youtube;GqbgncFCO0M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqbgncFCO0M[/video]
A good story also has to have an ending... so here it is.. no spoilers :P
[video=youtube;fwPyNOhXFd0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwPyNOhXFd0[/video]
[video=youtube;YswgxOstLz0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YswgxOstLz0[/video]
@ 2:35 my favorite part <3
Okay, Something a little different, but it's growing on me:
[video=youtube;1FH-q0I1fJY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=1FH-q0I1fJY&NR=1[/video]
Yesterday evening i have been to Lindsey Stirling her show in the Netherlands, and the show was just awesome.
As soon as she comes to Holland again we will go to one of her shows again :flirty:
[video=youtube_share;JGCsyshUU-A]http://youtu.be/JGCsyshUU-A[/video]
i can't wait for the next show:woot2:
I absolutely love this cover, it's fantastic.
A beautiful bit of chillout from Ulrich Snauss, one of my favourite chillaxing tracks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGlHdDUlbpM
this morning drivind to work...
[video=youtube;ft8GNg4wyIk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ft8GNg4wyIk[/video]
:yahoo:
Original Song:
[video=youtube;3ZKq2ptu7qw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZKq2ptu7qw[/video]
Nice vid Guru, thought she would of got more weird looks though :lol:
this is mine today. Think this was actually an advert? but still well made!
[video=youtube;PDboaDrHGbA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDboaDrHGbA[/video]
Doesn't matter whether you think this is progressive house or trance, either way I love it :biggrin:
[video=youtube;EJVt8kUAm9Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJVt8kUAm9Q[/video]
Roger Webb - Smoke rings
A legend in production/library music, some of his tunes were used in 70's pornos :)
[video=youtube_share;IFnAv4ZnYOE]http://youtu.be/IFnAv4ZnYOE[/video]
I've heard this used in The Sweeney and a Boddingtons commercial :cheers:
after hearing Riggy sing on Ts, i got the damn tune in my head:please: :help2:
so i looked for it.. and found a cover by one of my favorite bands:woot2:
So here it is for RIGGY...no more singing :please:
[video=youtube;sdUqGbI4fJ0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUqGbI4fJ0[/video]
while surfing for various songs, i stumbled across this !
It appears the drummer has serious talent, as well as the other 2 ladies, ROCK ON !
[video=youtube;WMKmQmkJ9gg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMKmQmkJ9gg[/video]
Heard this today and, well, it hit a spot with me so hope it does with you too.
[video=youtube;pooHOpMDDak]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pooHOpMDDak[/video]
Love this and, yes, it's off the Blackberry ad.
[video=youtube;LnKUD_OztRE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnKUD_OztRE[/video]
once again Within Temptation cover a epic song, and make it even better !
Enjoy
[video=youtube;2gB1G--PHI4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gB1G--PHI4[/video]
Nice relaxing background music :flirty:
[video=youtube;qE5rchHdqso]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE5rchHdqso&feature=share&list=UUUkU8Gasyl YOgC2nABi--CQ[/video]
My mood this moring :whistling2:
[video=youtube;8HrmAgYE-6k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HrmAgYE-6k&list=UU7-DodxqMkl2e6XTejadS9Q&index=1[/video]
Good music for first thing in the morning, and violently killing enemies on DMC :D
[video=youtube;hfeZYaCY1M0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfeZYaCY1M0[/video]
Skylarking - BT.
Lovely slow build up, great uplifting melody. Trance at its best. Released last week and picked up by AvB for his show and already been thrown into a couple of 2013 compilation albums by Armada.
Purchased and added to my collection. :thumbsup:
Chill mix, loving the build and crescendo
http://snipurl.com/26g2b22
Didn't know you had done your own video release Benny? Impressive!
Quote from: Benny;367150Chill mix, loving the build and crescendo
http://snipurl.com/26g2b22
Amazebreasts!
that skylarking is good also got
[video=youtube;PDboaDrHGbA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDboaDrHGbA[/video]on my play list at mo.
I stumbled across this today while looking for something else, amazing remix and a trance epic !
[video=youtube;wJjUaxcY3SQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJjUaxcY3SQ[/video]
I decided to go back a few year and remember this epic track, soo good on so many levels, great for just relaxing :flirty::flirty::flirty:
[video=youtube;JaAWdljhD5o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaAWdljhD5o[/video]
I've been in the mood for something a bit slower and had these two tracks on repeatedly over the past week.
One of my favourite tracks from 2011:
.....and something from 2013:
ermm...I have some explaining to do...
[video=youtube;KrVC5dm5fFc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrVC5dm5fFc[/video]
Today days it's been funky piano-based blues and rock, and who's better at that than Ben Folds?
[video=youtube;GwFBshjGe8I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwFBshjGe8I[/video]
Who remembers this?
Came across it whilst searching some of my old CD's
Was packaged as a 'demo' video by M'soft for Win95 (installed with about 30 floppy discs) and as a 'reward'
for each new installation, I would play this.
Rocket science at the time, what with the Vid and LONG filenames. :)
Quote from: Lameduck;371055Who remembers this?
Yeah, man. Top tune, terrible vid.
Something gentle for your Sunday morning!
I've been listening to the new Queens Of The Stone Age album this week, and it's rather good indeed. Effortless groove.
Today I have been listening to
NIN new track
And then on to some classic NIN
[YOUTUBEHD]c-QnnLudkQA[/YOUTUBEHD]
Something nice and chilled for the hot weather...
Although drinking a cold beer is optional, it is highly recommended.
:beer:
Nice track that, not listened to anything of theirs before but might go check out their album. Thanks for the video Chaosphere! :thumbsup:
Something slower for a Sunday morning....
[video=youtube;XjTSpgAm8QM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjTSpgAm8QM[/video]
something nice and smooth for sunday morning.
After reading an article by Knut Schreiner (Writer, walking musical encyclopedia, but perhaps more known as the guitar god Euroboy from Turbonegro) today, I've been listening to the works of Burt Bacharach, particularly the Hal David / Dionne Warwick collaborations. There's some hidden genious to some of his compositions. Stuff you just don't notice under the easy listening exterior, not until you sit down and really listen. The true sound of the 60's :D
[video=youtube;AO073fekFfA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO073fekFfA[/video]
[video=youtube;gpc3cCxWNkU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpc3cCxWNkU[/video]
been hearing this a bit on the radio.
Quote from: Ice Hawk;362923today it is:
[video=youtube;aHjpOzsQ9YI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjpOzsQ9YI[/video]
Going to one of her concerts in Holland next year
funnily enough I came across a couple more of her songs and thought they were pretty good:
[video=youtube;JGCsyshUU-A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGCsyshUU-A&feature=c4-overview-vl&list=PL0805FB61D7503BC2[/video]
not a bad cover song:
[video=youtube;aE2GCa-_nyU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE2GCa-_nyU[/video]
Hope you like Circa TL, they are a phenomenal band :D
And now, get some djent in your ears. Djentleman's music, this. And from rainy old Sheffield too!
Lindsey Stirling, Top tip Love, "if you're scared that someone is creeping up on you, STOP PLAYING THE F******** VIOLIN!"
http://www.mixcloud.com/MarkusSchulz/global-dj-broadcast-jun-27-2013-ibiza-summer-sessions/
NoFX. Yes, it's peter pan punk moment again, refusing to grow up. Beers and pizza on a sunday with the tunes of my youth.
This is an 18 minute epic discussing the decline of the american society. Quite worth it just for the lyrics, but it does it all with the famous NoFX blend of hardcore punk and trying to hide their excessive musical skills. Quick transition, sharp puns and plenty of pure rage :D
[video=youtube;DCz8PNvABO0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCz8PNvABO0[/video]
This is the best cover for 'Stairway' I've heard in years.
http://youtu.be/mf2O3OAQjng
Quote from: Lameduck;372791This is the best cover for 'Stairway' I've heard in years.
http://youtu.be/mf2O3OAQjng
Brilliant. Purchased. :thumb:
Made me pick up my guitar, what a song.
Fantastic cover, although speaking of guitars, the solo was a bit naff in this version :P (and its my fave bit of the whole thing so...)
And now I can't stop with some guitar...
I don't imagine most will like this, but the man sure can play :D
Some absolutely classic guitar masturbation that, but you're right. Boy knows his stuff :D
For me, it's a working day with the need to keep the steam up. Pennywise should usually sort that bit. Any sort of energy deficiency is cured by this.
[video=youtube;qPnel7P8jek]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPnel7P8jek[/video]
Quote from: TeaLeaf;367149Skylarking - BT.
Lovely slow build up, great uplifting melody. Trance at its best. Released last week and picked up by AvB for his show and already been thrown into a couple of 2013 compilation albums by Armada.
Purchased and added to my collection. :thumbsup:
And now I present you with the same guy, BT, making much, much better music :D (sadly, trance is not my thing...)
The album this track is from is incredible, and nothing like any of his other work. He made it for his daugther I believe. Either way one of my top 10 albums, superb from start to finish.
[video=youtube_share;_BJ9AJ7iwIg]http://youtu.be/_BJ9AJ7iwIg[/video]
Instrumental Core (http://www.youtube.com/user/TheInstrumentalCore?feature=watch) makes some very nice music :flirty:
Also for those that like BF3 one of their songs is used for this video:
[video=youtube_share;aOCJA_obgdI]http://youtu.be/aOCJA_obgdI[/video]
Another chance to sample something from my impeccable taste in music.
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING - SPITFIRE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u4Md_aXVJE
Quote from: lionheart;373637Another chance to sample something from my impeccable taste in music.
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING - SPITFIRE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u4Md_aXVJE
I do like that :thumb:
+1 on that, enjoyed :thumbsup:
Quote from: Chaosphere;372818And now I present you with the same guy, BT, making much, much better music :D (sadly, trance is not my thing...)
The album this track is from is incredible, and nothing like any of his other work. He made it for his daugther I believe. Either way one of my top 10 albums, superb from start to finish.
Forgot to reply to this so:
It's a nice album, even though I was never a huge glitch fan it's got enough ambient/scenscape to maintain my interest. Reading about the album it does seem he wrote it for his daughter, she is reported to have been cradled in his lap for many of the writing/studio sessions (and appears in one of the videos as so). The birth of your child can have a profound impact, shown in his radical change in direction, but BT seems to have realised that he needed something to pay the school fees so returned to the progressive/trance arena!
Quote from: OldBloke;372793Brilliant. Purchased. :thumb:
wow what a stairway, bought that as well
Now there is talent and then there is.......?
Not bad for a 14 year old :D
It's a hard point to concede, the generation of our parents gave us rock'n'roll. For evidence of how they still are able to kick ass, just check out this track by Heart. This is from their 2012 album Fanatic.
[video=youtube;wA2vCe6-EX8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA2vCe6-EX8[/video]
Fun facts: Check out the top two names on the album personnel roster:
- Ann Wilson: Vocals
- Nancy Wilson: Acoustic (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_guitar) and electric guitars (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_guitar), vocals
When this was recorded, Ann was 62 and Nancy was 58!!!
Last night's Group Therapy from Above & Beyond was one of their recent best with a great collection of tracks. Well worth a listen.
http://www.mixcloud.com/aboveandbeyond/above-beyond-abgt-039-2/
Snuff is a band I haven't heard in a while, but after hearing it in the car a couple of days ago I've gotten more and more into them again.
Nick Northern is a pretty good track :D
(crap quality available at YT though.)
[video=youtube;aTtBUOYVKUc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTtBUOYVKUc[/video]
This week, I shall be mostly listening to the new Nine Inch Nails record. It's smashing.
As will I
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had to have some thrashing killing music, while i do my dailies, so it was
[video=youtube;4ir0tqwbAJc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ir0tqwbAJc[/video]
Also this classic
[video=youtube;TINKxRiblWY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TINKxRiblWY[/video]
New Monster Magnet. Lovely.
[video=youtube;hT_nvWreIhg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT_nvWreIhg[/video]
The Bevis Frond â€" The Leaving of London (spotify:user:greigmarshall:playlist:3pjG9KU0ZJwkG5s0qxat5u) in particular The Bevis Frond â€" Preservation Hill (spotify:track:2Fh9zhd2WcJXmsYZd1S8c3)
Hey brother - avicci
Been a while since i posted something here:devil:
[video=youtube_share;RhLq_kQGog8]http://youtu.be/RhLq_kQGog8[/video]
[video=youtube_share;vBZ_w2c6BTo]http://youtu.be/vBZ_w2c6BTo[/video]
clever video
[video=youtube;H4mcHfZOX5k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4mcHfZOX5k[/video]
A German DJ who plays and 'creates' his own music live, rather than the traditional DJ mixing style. A mixing desk, Ableton Live and a few boxes of tricks produce some fabulous music. The video is actually part of a documentary, but it has no narration and basically follows him about and plays a bit of each of the live gigs. Real nice music and someone I'd like to see if he comes to the UK (I missed the one March date this year due to already having something booked).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Kalkbrenner
Been listening to this a lot for the past couple of days. Wonderfully deep, bass melodies and thoroughly good to lose yourself in whilst having to endure a seriously long & tedious report-writing session. Enjoy!
One of the best videos I've seen in ages...
Agreed Tut nice find
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Reminds me a bit of the Peter Gabriel videos from the eighties, particularly Sledgehammer, it's got that 'blocky' feel to it. It's certainly vastly better than the majority of the videos pumped out these days though, but I'm not a huge fan of the music!
This was on at a paaaarty on Saturday(after graduation) and its kinds stuck in my head!
[video=youtube;NIcW36J-h7Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIcW36J-h7Q&list=PLDA081CECA88F4947[/video]
Quote from: TeaLeaf;378674Reminds me a bit of the Peter Gabriel videos from the eighties, particularly Sledgehammer, it's got that 'blocky' feel to it. It's certainly vastly better than the majority of the videos pumped out these days though, but I'm not a huge fan of the music!
I hadn't thought of that but yes, it does look a bit Sledgehammer-ish!
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[video=youtube;yZqmarGShxg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZqmarGShxg[/video]
After a tip from one of our apprentices I've started listening to Nomy. The song Cocaine was good enough, but what makes it impressive is this is a one-man band. Most of the tunes are computer-generated, tracking and sequencing, but it's hard to detect sometimes.
Computer rock that sounds almost real. Weird.
No official music vids, but plenty of fan-generated out there. Of course, Youtube has horrible mastering, or maybe the fanvid creators all screwed up. Much crisper on Spotify or similar :D
[video=youtube;EU7rfzujdJQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU7rfzujdJQ[/video]
Still weird...
Still one of my favourite combos of artists collaborating and track: Peter Gabriel, Natalie Merchant & Michael Stipe with 'Red Rain'. Love the mix of voices!
One of many Peter Gabriel songs I like with is wit the new blood orchestra called 'Signal to noise', it's one of those songs that builds up
[video=youtube;nPT0T2FWbq8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPT0T2FWbq8[/video]
Some more Cyriak, set to the superbly chilled Bonobo.
+1 to that, loving it.
[video=youtube_share;LQSsq7HCNHw]http://youtu.be/LQSsq7HCNHw[/video]
One of my all time favourites.
One of my favourite producers/DJs, Martin Roth. Tonight is a mixture of his music, including this 2012 deep house classic.
[video=youtube;3x2ABSAMVno]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x2ABSAMVno[/video]
I have been listening to this newish band and loving them.
[video=youtube;ere2Mstl8ww]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ere2Mstl8ww[/video]
Ok yah lost me in the first 6 secs, then it's all..Continuity
I'm 56,heard all that chit before.
My Fave of 56 years, Do you play?
Three Little Piggies.
Go get it for me, Green Jelly.
Sunny morning and this is what I am listening to :)
From the German DJ/Producer, Martin Roth:
https://soundcloud.com/djmartinroth/martin-roth-itm-january-2014
Does anyone else think that there are distinct sounds of Kraftwerk from 50:30? That synth is soooo Kraftwerk!
Quote from: atomant;382613Three Little Piggies.
Go get it for me, Green Jelly.
Green Jelly - Three Little Pigs: http://youtu.be/Gtffv9bpB-U
Heard this on a recent episode of The Following and thought I'd track it down. Performed by Ki:Theory and this track (and the album it's from) is downloadable for free at kitheory.com
Thought Ben E Kings version was better :getmecoat:
Today, I have been mainly amusing myself with
http://youtu.be/BKezUd_xw20
Young ladies with attitude :D (and talent)
so i was watching an fsx video while having breakfast this morning and it had this music, to my untrained ear...totally brilliant
ill post the fsx video and the Music : M83 - Oblivion feat. Susanne (Extended Mix) (its from the film oblivion, but this is the extended version)
[video=youtube;xas5l0yyI54]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xas5l0yyI54&list=UUbc3MyMbNAC3xb5n-wu74fQ[/video]
Love M83 they have been used so much since doing that sound track. On loads of adverts atm.
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A slightly different take on Snoop Dogg's 'Gin & Juice'.
I'll get my coat now.... :getmecoat:
It's a follow up to his well-received 'Rappers Delight'
Yeah seen the last one before very good the duo bit is epic.
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Stuck at work, but keeping myself on target with copious amounts of coffee and rock&roll.
Right now, The band Kvelertak (Norwegian for "Stranglehold") with the song Kvelertak, from the album Meir (More). Just to **** with you, they didn't put this one on their debut album called Kvelertak :p
[video=youtube;Eelfbl1ZLrE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eelfbl1ZLrE[/video]
Don't worry about the lyrics, they don't make sense even if you know Norwegian :p
So, today it's The Menzingers, I Don't Wanna Be An Asshole Anymore. The song itself is run-of-the-mill pop-punk, a guy trying to better himself for a girl. What is awesome is the music video. Especially the ending :D
[video=youtube;TQBG7wAVWAA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQBG7wAVWAA[/video]
Had this track playing loads recently. Love it.
Today: Danko Jones. Sometimes you just need pure aggression for clearing your head :D
[video=youtube;xN82gSo85O4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN82gSo85O4[/video]
Also, the cast of the video is epic :D
The video is part of a trilogy.
.... and since the forum apparently only allows one vid per post, here's the second one:
[video=youtube;ZSYzchrypTY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSYzchrypTY[/video]
quickly followed by the third:
[video=youtube;xyJvYZQSOXo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyJvYZQSOXo[/video]
Courtesy of the WayBackMachine
TM here's some Laurent Garnier from the 1993 releaed 'Paris EP'.
I'm back to The Bouncing Souls, like every single summer since I first heard them.
A bit more melancholic this time though, with Lean On Sheena. Originally by Avoid One Thing, it suits the New Jersey sound of The Bouncing Souls a lot better.
[video=youtube;bDoqw51G3Do]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDoqw51G3Do[/video]
Really crappy sound with the low-res Youtube clip though. I strongly suggest Spotify or Google Play Music for clearer, more punchy sound.
Slightly more aggressive mood today. Been fuelling my work with the likes of Pennywise, Black Flag, Agnostic Front and Anti-Flag.
[video=youtube;Yu6tk1P2sHM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu6tk1P2sHM[/video]
Graveltones.. Caught their set at Download. Two guys, tonnes of energy, the drummer is mad...
[video=youtube;7azansguVF0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7azansguVF0[/video]
They're on tour over the summer.. I've already got tickets for their gig in Soton' which only holds around 150.. looking forward to it tbh.
[video=youtube;aDYEKmu89tM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDYEKmu89tM[/video]
Fantastic harmonica player. Way, way before his time.
Watched The Tedeschi Trucks Band and then Buddy Guy at Montreux Jazz Festival last night! Robert Plant tomorrow. Montreux is expensive!
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Bit more subdued musically today. Ripping through a lot of darker classical music, but I did surface to modern times with a bit of Madrugada.
The song and the video is from way back, 2002, when Sivert Høyem still had hair :p
[video=youtube;LE9AuZ35_AY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE9AuZ35_AY[/video]
Quote from: faust82;386103Bit more subdued musically today. Ripping through a lot of darker classical music, but I did surface to modern times with a bit of Madrugada.
The song and the video is from way back, 2002, when Sivert Høyem still had hair :p
I know the song but that's the first time I've seen the band. Not how I had imagined the singer to look based on his voice alone.
Time to bring in some funk music courtesy of Jungle:
[video=youtube;5ItKS8bUUTA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ItKS8bUUTA[/video]
For some reason I can only add one video now??
[video=youtube;w-0TEJMJOhk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-0TEJMJOhk[/video]
:D
[video=youtube;T4iCFwX50Fk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iCFwX50Fk[/video]
Quote from: Snokio;386216Time to bring in some funk music courtesy of Jungle:
very nice, reminded me of the "weapon of choice" video.
[video=youtube;sMZwZiU0kKs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMZwZiU0kKs[/video]
Quote from: Le Rouge;386483very nice, reminded me of the "weapon of choice" video.
yeah, I thought of this song when I first watched it to!
tonight, I'm listening to:
[video=youtube;dCCXq9QB-dQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCCXq9QB-dQ[/video]
bit violent/gory though
Something uplifting today ...
...I'll see your Shatner and raise you a Craving.
Lil' bit of Deep House for easy listening during the afternoon (otherwise described as "something to take the edge off an afternoon of report writing").
There's nothing on youtube, so you'll get a beatport link so you can get the flavour of it.
http://www.beatport.com/track/shut-up-and-dance-original-mix/1050950
Re-listening to a favourite of mine. <3 Etherwood.
[video=youtube_share;ul3EdSJoreE]http://youtu.be/ul3EdSJoreE[/video]
I'm not usually a fan of dnb, but I really liked a fair chunk of that set. Bits of it were much more laid back than the normal frenetic stuff, very nice indeed :thumbsup:
Particularly liked:
- first track of the mix: Etherwood - Hold Your Breath (Spectrasoul Remix), might even go buy that one
- Etherwood feat Hybrid Minds - The Time Is Here At Last (@48m)
- Etherwood - Etherwood Album Mix (@55m)
So I probably need to go and listen to more Etherwood tracks, I feel some mellow dnb being cued up on my media player!
Heres another one Tealeaf. This was the first Etherwood track I remember hearing.
[video=youtube;YA7Le4Mf3sY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YA7Le4Mf3sY[/video]
I picked up the Etherwood album as soon as it was out and its still in the car now :>
All those tracks you mentioned are on the album.
Quote from: TeaLeaf;387454...I'll see your Shatner and raise you a Craving.
Love this song!
If were spreading the liquid dnb love around then check out http://www.liquiddnb.com/mix
(http://www.liquiddnb.com/mix)
not the best song, but very nearly the best video ive seen for one, apparently it took 80 odd takes, and that they had to reset every time....if it did wow
[video=youtube;qybUFnY7Y8w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybUFnY7Y8w[/video]
Aphex Twin's new album sounds like it's going to be pretty good:
I've also been listening to Royal Blood today. Such a fantastic groove for a two-piece:
The Anjunadeep 06' album has been my flavour for today. And very nice it is too.
Tonight I've been listening to a South African DJ called '2Lani the Warrior', who has been helping develop the deep house scene in that country. This is a 90 minute mix of what he terms 'deep soulful house'. Real nice background listening.
http://pulseradio.net/artists/2lani-the-warrior
The mix is a free download from Pulse Radio in the above link.
You can pick up another free download mix from the Deep inspiration Show:
http://deepinspirationshow.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/deep-inspiration-show-252-guestmix-by.html
(download link on the soundcloud graphic)
Can't stop coming back to this track by Maduk at the moment, this one and his last one "Don't be afraid" are brilliant.
[video=youtube_share;-iYzuc_gM9U]http://youtu.be/-iYzuc_gM9U[/video]
Going through some old bands I haven't heard in a while, and suddenly I see Hot Water Music has been releasing quite a bit since last I saw them.
[video=youtube;XPVNKIqy_cw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPVNKIqy_cw[/video]
Nice surprise :D
[video=youtube;xwGERoFtQoM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwGERoFtQoM[/video]
a nice track, nice lyrics and a good rhythem.
I looked up Hot Water Music on Spotify and clicked related artists. I know none of them....interesting!
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Little bit of deep house to help you wake up this Sunday morning.....
Monday morning, back in the office after the weekend. What better band to start with than Volbeat?
Starting off slow and nice with Fallen before going on to the heavier stuff.
[video=youtube;VBaVlDIMKCU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBaVlDIMKCU[/video]
Today: Norwegian rock/rap band OnklP & De Fjerne Slektningene (OnklP & The Distant Relatives).
The lyrics probably won't make sense to you. Then again, rappers rarely do. What keeps me coming back to this band is the fact that they're probably the only viable combination of rap and rock ever. It's usually a recipe for disaster, more often than not stinking to high heaven of Nu Metal. This, however, is a straight-up allstar rock lineup (featuring members from Turbonegro and Oslo Ess) fronted by one of the few norwegian rappers I have any kind of respect for.
So.. may be worth it to you just for the riffs and the music video. The song is about self-doubt and having a nasty creature on your back telling you you're worthless (and the frontman's love/hate relationship with it). The nasty creature is played by norwegian comedian Atle Antonsen, perhaps most known abroad for his portrayal of the distrubed therapist Dag in the eponymous show.
[video=youtube;9ssNmStewmo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ssNmStewmo[/video]
Slightly aggressive, slightly angsty, perfect for keeping the pace up while doing boring work.
Punks turned metal, Strung Out delivers.
[video=youtube;nk-0lxtpk7g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk-0lxtpk7g[/video]
Bit of a change of pace today. Morten Harket, the king of douchebags, 30 years after making it big with A-Ha.
[video=youtube;5KXsPIQ3qiU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KXsPIQ3qiU[/video]
Not really a good song. I just like the immensely contrived video idea :p
Very smooth and relaxing, 60 minutes from Anjunadeep with James Grant.
[mixcloud]http://www.mixcloud.com/anjunadeep/the-anjunadeep-edition-08-with-james-grant/[/mixcloud]
Very nice set from Martin Roth.
[mixcloud]http://www.mixcloud.com/anjunadeep/the-anjunadeep-edition-17-with-martin-roth/[/mixcloud]
Boards of Canada:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jTg-q6Drt0
Awesome background music and mood music. Someone shared this on the Elite Reddit page asking for the ability to strem our own music into the game. I can see how this would go down well floating in space. Oh and they're Scots.
Listen to this voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH9mRs3sW7A some people get all the talent
Quote from: albert;392073Listen to this voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH9mRs3sW7A some people get all the talent
Superb. Lots of his vids to trawl through now :thumb:
Christmas is rolling around, so it's time with something to break up the sickening sweetness of regular christmas music. Bad Religion gave it a good whack with last years christmas album, and they're at it again with this years single.
[video=youtube;ZcV3J2Feieg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcV3J2Feieg[/video]
Came across this:
Channel 4 is thought to be shelling out around £200,000 to hijack this weekend’s final of The X Factor with this woman.
http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/meet-the-amputee-singer-set-to-be-the-real-winner-of-x-factor--lJo7MBWXtg
[video=youtube;jA8inmHhx8c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA8inmHhx8c[/video]
I like it although would prefer to hear her natural voice considering the term 'hijacking xfactor is being thrown around'
That song/video started seriously good, last part went a bit meh.
Still, very nice. Especially like that glass cracking part in the end, and the light tube plus moths leg.
Quote from: Gorion;392590That song/video started seriously good, last part went a bit meh.
Still, very nice. Especially like that glass cracking part in the end, and the light tube plus moths leg.
Yeah, had a good start, not so keen of the middle but liked the end. She writes her own stuff and is pretty decent IMO.
Heard a few of her other songs which sounds a little like a James bond theme tune (in a good way), she can defo sing live though.
Taylor Momsen shows that having been amongst the guilty for Gossip Girl doesn't mean you're a total writeoff, fronting the band The Pretty Reckless.
Decent southern/groove-flavoured alt metal on this track, bordering more on grunge, hardcore punk, and straight-up alternative in other tracks. Not unpleasant.
I'm not opposed to how she dresses in this video either :D
[video=youtube;bmtbg5b7_Aw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtbg5b7_Aw[/video]
...some chilling & smooth deep house.
Bottle of wine + volume turned right up = perfick
Killing Joke... Those boys have mellowed with age. This is very relaxing.
[video=youtube;AgJLb0Vqr-s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgJLb0Vqr-s[/video]
Was watching the 6 Nations YouTube channel and after the 6 biggest tackles of 2014, the next vid up was this guy for some reason:
[video=youtube;YQlyHbu0zz4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQlyHbu0zz4[/video]
Glad to find it, amazing. [not sure about the cloth thingy though}
Rolling back a year, but still loving it.
A wonderfully hypnotic 15 minute journey which I have only just found this week (courtesy of its slot in the playlist for the most recent Deep House Cat Show (https://soundcloud.com/deephousecat/deep-house-cat-show-marmot-mix-feat-florian-lenz))
The second phase (from just after 5 minutes) is tremendous and I can see fitting into a monster deep house sets.
... acoustic punk rock.
A lot of the aging punk front men are doing solo folk/acoustic stuff. Greg Graffin has released a couple of brilliant albums, the first under the pseudonym Cold As The Clay and the second as himself. One that I keep coming back to is Acoustic by Joey Cape and Tony Sly.
Front men and singers of Lagwagon and No Use For A Name respectively, they did this album using some of their better songs and re-orchestrating them. Justified Black Eye is one of the more powerful songs by No Use For A Name, and it keeps appearing on the playlist whenever the boys are gathered. Under the guise of anthem punk the text is actually quite heavy, and in a calm acoustic guitar and strings orchestration it becomes down-right haunting.
[video=youtube;GER78eRe57k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GER78eRe57k[/video]
Original if you wondered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgrXvgwlFSE
Jennifer Thomas' grand piano cover of Requiem for a Tower, the main themes of Clint Mansell's soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream.
[video=youtube;qmizqVj7TWk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmizqVj7TWk[/video]
Quote from: faust82;395589Jennifer Thomas' grand piano cover of Requiem for a Tower, the main themes of Clint Mansell's soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream.
Really like that version, very nice! :thumbsup:
Really liking this week's Deep House Cat Show. Highly recommended and very relaxing.
[mixcloud]https://www.mixcloud.com/DeepHouseCatShow/deep-house-cat-show-smells-like-spring-mix-feat-boj-angler/[/mixcloud]
Today, it's Alfred Hall - The King of Cape. Not because I like Alfred Hall, but because I saw it in the local paper. The music video is shot in Ã...lesund, which houses a lot of dMw'ers and is the site of the second Norwegian Adventure this summer.
[video=youtube;YmfIwTX9SV0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmfIwTX9SV0[/video]
"the uploader has not made this video available in your country"
:sad:
Drat... Perhaps the news article will be more forthcoming?
http://www.smp.no/kultur/article10734881.ece
Screw the text, that's just a music journo anyway, but the play button should be the same in both languages :D
A Perfect Circle
[video=youtube;xTgKRCXybSM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTgKRCXybSM[/video]
Several bottles of
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31qm1IRaxcL.jpg)
and this
[mixcloud]https://www.mixcloud.com/DeepHouseCatShow/deep-house-cat-show-friday-the-13th-mix-with-alex-b-groove/[/mixcloud]
Bootiful.
Another cracking set.
[mixcloud]https://www.mixcloud.com/DeepHouseCatShow/deep-house-cat-show-easter-egg-mix-with-dj-phile/[/mixcloud]
perfect fro flying the void
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmTgBNqFTkI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmTgBNqFTkI)
Nice bit of deep house, goes very well with strong cider..... :cheers:
Love the synth entry, at which point it becomes very trancey.
Still on my Manual Tur kick.
Sociopolitical angsty american punk rock? Well, ok :D
[video=youtube;e8X3ACToii0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8X3ACToii0[/video]
I had Seasick Steve's new record on for the drive back from the LAN. Lovely stuff.
That's John Paul-Jones on the bass, btw....
Glorious weather outside my office window, goes perfectly with infectiously sun-kissed pop-punk...
New head set, mind blown away by how clear this is!
[video=youtube;Mx0xCI1jaUM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx0xCI1jaUM[/video]
Cheesey I know, but tonight it's a bit of house with a disco vibe! Love the bit of bass slapping going on at 1:41.
After their happy return and their last koncert im kinda stuck with Dizzy Mizz Lizzy atm
[video=youtube;fmmY8aeiHQU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmmY8aeiHQU[/video]
and from time to time a mashup by robin skouteris
[video=youtube;igZA100ZTQ0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igZA100ZTQ0[/video]
Dizzy Mizz Lizzy! That's a blast from the past, can't believe I forgot about them :D
Then again, by the time they broke through, the grunge/alternative wave were giving way to the wave of southern californian punk sweeping the country with Bad Religion and The Offspring at the forefront. That became the sountrack of my youth, and still follows me today.
This week I'm dusting off the No Use For A Name collection. The music itself is simplistic, but the lyrics of Tony Sly are brilliant.
[video=youtube;NRUe4NbHWgA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRUe4NbHWgA[/video]
"Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our program of dance music to bring you a special bulletin from the intercontinental radio news."
The writing's on the wall, but no one cares at all
To convey a message that we wrote ourselves.
Destroy the walls we mend and burn the candle at both ends.
(I really think we are)
Becoming more mindless of the heart (becoming everything we hate),
Building our castles for the future (a Trojan Horse is at the gate),
Built by the enemy that we made.
This false sincerity, we hear celebrities.
"Buy a hybrid if you can with ten years of your fruit stamps."
Caught myself listening to sheltered excuses for human beings.
(So it becomes elite.)
They separate, then what have we got? (Nothing in common with their wealth.)
One clip can change public opinion (one sin can send you straight to hell).
Learned how to lie and not get caught, more **** in the melting pot.
Shut out majority with riches (their words become more valuable)
Than the voice of a million starving children (that they have a million ways to solve).
Left freedom bleeding on the roadside, we believe the biggest lie.
Some electronica today. Been through Above and Beyond's Group Therapy, and continuing in that vein, carried over into Röyksopp. Their collaboration with Susanne Sundfør is brilliant.
[video=youtube;Qzz_Bm0uaWs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzz_Bm0uaWs[/video]
Some Norwegian darkness anno 2005 today, Madrugada - The Kids Are On High Street.
.. though they had to go to London to get enough bleak locations for the music video :p
[video=youtube;-Olh0R4m0Nw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Olh0R4m0Nw[/video]
It'll wake up some change
Stones in the pipeline
Like some new mountain range
Leave the lowlands behind
They take your photograph
You come into existence
You realize it's your path
In this very instant
Some heroes are we
To pass outside these gates
We know well to adjust
Adjust to what it takes
You add another year to this
And it all has gone to waste
All the plans have been made
To pursue our own separate faiths
They take your photograph
You come into existence
You realise its your path
In this very instant
... Ohhhh
The kids are on high street
The kids will not sleep tonight
The kids got into a knife fight
We trained them well
They're gonna be alright
I've been trying to interfere
I can't even wait
To get away from you
Cause it's only in hindsight
That we will know what was right to do
I always thought we had it made
Ambitious were the plans we laid
They take your photograph
You come into existence
Yyou realise its your path
In this very instant
Back to punk this weekend. Against Me! is a bit more alt-rock leaning than I usually listen to, but the lyrics are pretentious and lofty, so... :p
[video=youtube;c7RUeMCZL3Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7RUeMCZL3Q[/video]
I was a teenage anarchist, looking for a revolution.
I had the style, I had the ambition.
I read all the authors, I knew the right slogans.
There was no war but the class war.
I was ready to set the world on fire.
I was a teenage anarchist, looking for a revolution.
Do you remember when you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire?
I was a teenage anarchist, but the politics were too convenient.
In the depths of their humanity all I saw was bloodless ideology.
And with freedom as the doctrine, guess who was the new authority?
I was a teenage anarchist, but the politics were too convenient.
Do you remember when you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire?
I was a teenage anarchist, but then the scene got too rigid.
It was a mob mentality, they set their rifle sights on me.
Narrow visions of autonomy, you want me to surrender my identity.
I was a teenage anarchist, the revolution was a lie.
Do you remember when you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire?
I was a teenage anarchist.
Not my usual style but I love this song, and I thought maybe one or two in here would also :D
That's really very nice.
That is actually remarkably nice, good find. Like OB it's not what I would usually listen to, but it's a really catchy tune. :thumbsup:
Yea. like it. Reminded me of Twiggy Frostbite.
[video=youtube;RE-KP66OFGU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE-KP66OFGU[/video]
Oh wow, I like it!
Here's another I've been enjoying today, by BORNS. Whole EP is fantastic.
My Sunday morning recovery music:
This is great, because Clutch are great. Scorpiooooooo....
Really enjoying the new Yotto mix of the A&B track 'Counting Down the Days' feat Gemma Hayes.
Talking of Gemma Hayes ...
[video=youtube;_B789lus-JE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B789lus-JE[/video]
Recently came across SevenDoors and thoroughly liking his sound. Very smooth and deep house, great for a Friday night of relaxation. Here's a couple of the tracks. Definitely worth listening to more of his releases.
[video=youtube;MOluIDYtmc0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOluIDYtmc0[/video]
dirty....going back to the old skool grime
More 16 Bit Lolitas. Love the bass and deep synth melody on this one.
@ 50secs then 1 min 21 that is naughty ^^
great track
In memory of the great man himself, here's a track from Dave Grohl's 'Probot' project from back in 2004. Lemmy's bass and Grohl's drumming are a potent combo......
Contains semi-nekkid ladies, so not safe for work....
Beautiful one hour guest mix by DJ Christos for the weekly radio show hosted by Lars Behrenroth called 'Deeper Shades of House'. (one of my 'regularly listen' shows)
http://www.deepershades.net/dsoh-shows/deeper-shades-of-house-512-guest-mix-by-dj-christos.html
https://soundcloud.com/larslb/deeper-shades-of-house-512-w-guest-mix-by-dj-christos
You can also download it from either link.
The DJ Christos guest mix is hour 2 of show #512. Well worth a listen, very mellow and relaxing, lots of jazzy south african influence. Great entertainment.
This is getting me through this Wed
[video=youtube;P9BfvPjsXXw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9BfvPjsXXw[/video]
Revisiting my late teens today while hitting the CCNA books.
The Hellacopters, Swedish cock rock band who were in the prime around the turn of the millennium, here with the track Toys and Flavors from the 2000 album High Visibility.
[video=youtube;YgHHFKpxjKs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgHHFKpxjKs[/video]
I saw Hellacopters live in Germany once, they were great fun.
I've been listening to this cover of Led Zep's 'No Quarter' by Tool. Really very good indeed.
[video=youtube;Zgi3ZvolkRQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgi3ZvolkRQ[/video]
Saw them a couple of months ago in Belgium. Exceptional!
Friends of mine. The drummer passed away 2 weeks ago at the age 24 when he was walking home and got hit by a drunk driver. Was a great chap! Give it a listen.
Thanks
[video=youtube;MktLnuYhMJM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MktLnuYhMJM[/video]
My tune of the week. It deserves to have the sub-woofer on and the volume turned up.
A couple or four years old and nice and deep.
Pop punk from my youth, always hits the spot when I feel like I need cheering up. For instance today, after having to show the Microsoft license auditors around.
The Descendents - I'm The One. Coffee Mug is also in the mix today.
[video=youtube;gXbPlFgSfao]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXbPlFgSfao[/video]
A rare opportunity to see Lane 8 live in this 'acoustic' (if you can call it that) set, with Solomon Gray on vocals. Beautiful music.
Tut I have been listening to Tool for the last hour or two and it is all your fault.
Probably posted this before, but came across it again today. Still haunting...
Brendan James - Hero's Song
[video=youtube;Cuq1D8sz7ZQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cuq1D8sz7ZQ[/video]
I get a bizarre taste of Oceans 12 in this track which is weirdly addictive to me today.
Descendents are coming out with a new album this month, and the supporting video is up. They've still got it.
... and to think, this band released their first record the year I was born.
[video=youtube;ietY8t_YyX0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ietY8t_YyX0[/video]
[video=youtube;ccztRby3FAk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccztRby3FAk[/video]
This, and the whole album "Teens of Denial". It's so great! For al you indie fans!
[video=youtube;5a7TcW_2b9s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a7TcW_2b9s[/video]
Also this!
Linbit - Easy
There's something really addictive about the vocals on this one.
To day track of choice for me
[video=youtube;o9mJ82x_l-E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9mJ82x_l-E[/video]
Quote from: BrotherTobious;418365To day track of choice for me
I like that, will look them up....
I've stumbled across a YouTube playlist this morning, of Pixies playing a 'comeback' gig in Boston in 2005. It's probably the best live gig I've heard them do, here's one of my favourites (some NSFW swears):
Love this one :)
[video=youtube;ZCoQCkrCqfw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCoQCkrCqfw[/video]
The Liquicity Alchemy 2 CD is good if anyone likes drum and bass :thumbsupsmileyanim:
wow TL not heard this one in a while. Adam K and Soha - Twilight is another great one of theirs.
Listening to this one again thanks to Uni - https://soundcloud.com/featurecast/featurecast-halloween-mix-2016
Not sure this will be anyone's cup of tea but I'm addicted and can't get it out of my head tonight.
One of my favorite bands for the last year and a half, song of a new record.
Today I'm checking out ARY, electronica-driven Norwegian multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter.
First came to my notice for the title team of Norwegian geopolitical drama Nobel - Fred for envher pris (Peace at any cost).
So... ARY - The Sea (the only cut I could find was the title mix)
[video=youtube;1-tKbnakMk8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-tKbnakMk8[/video]
More vids in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-O3F1qAV9k&list=PLjwVKHVDVl1uxe7psRDj7sg8SLnH9v2yE
Oh, and Nobel has been sold abroad, so it might appear on a television station near you.
ARY - Higher
[video=youtube;g98i6vvU9Jo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g98i6vvU9Jo[/video]
Edit: Reading the comments, I found out this is used in an ASDA advert, so you might have heard it already :p
I've been listening to the new Metallica album this morning, it is rather good. Observe:
I jest! It's probably the best they've recorded since ...And Justice For All:
But this is better! Eminem (ASL) videos for the hearing impaired. It's actually damn good and worth the watch, it seems to add some additional emotion to the tracks.
Lose Yourself
Stan
Mockingbird
Today I've been listening to a prog metal, especially Dream Theater.
That led me back to some dark but brilliant Norwegian rock.
Since it's still christmas I was listening through the Bad Religion christmas album released a couple of years ago. A decent one, no mockery, just a punk take on the classics.
Hidden as a bonus track was a mix of their arguably biggest hit, American Jesus. Found the video for that, and it is in the customary horrible Epitaph music video upload quality.
Still, a decent song.
[video=youtube;12kcpP-8jfM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12kcpP-8jfM[/video]
Heard this on RadioParadise a few days ago and it's now a firm favourite. The track is off the album Undercurrent which ought to be listened to on decent cans as the acoustic guitar/mandolin combo is so good.
Here, though, is an acoustic version of 'House of Mercy' by Sarah Jarosz. Enjoy the folky-bluegrass chill.
Bluesey british dude? Sure, I'll have a listen.
[video=youtube;L3wKzyIN1yk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3wKzyIN1yk[/video]
Oh I like this guy. Found him on spotify the other day. Good voice.
ehh from me
[video=youtube;ZHaz7Ma4iHw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHaz7Ma4iHw[/video]
yes i was one of those 150.000 nutters there.lol
Quote from: OldBloke;420674Heard this on RadioParadise a few days ago and it's now a firm favourite. The track is off the album Undercurrent which ought to be listened to on decent cans as the acoustic guitar/mandolin combo is so good.
Here, though, is an acoustic version of 'House of Mercy' by Sarah Jarosz. Enjoy the folky-bluegrass chill.
Grammy's for Best American Roots Performance. Best Folk Album.
Quote from: OldBloke;420674Heard this on RadioParadise a few days ago and it's now a firm favourite. The track is off the album which ought to be listened to on decent cans as the acoustic guitar/mandolin combo is so good.
Jayzus Oldie........ :whistle:
One of my favorite guitarists, singers and songwriters doing the obvious, but his own version, complete with crazy high vocals and re-tuning during the song. (Roy's lad)
[video=youtube;F110EtzUrnU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F110EtzUrnU[/video]
Really into Agnes Obel's album 'Aventine'. So here's one for my fellow lovers of good melodies.
Quote from: albert;422056One of my favorite guitarists, singers and songwriters doing the obvious, but his own version, complete with crazy high vocals and re-tuning during the song. (Roy's lad)
Superb. Thanks for sharing.
Quote from: OldBloke;422175Really into Agnes Obel's album 'Aventine'. So here's one for my fellow lovers of good melodies.
Very nice. Pretty delicate sound.
There is an artist from New Zealand, Nadia Reid who is from a similar genre. Listen to Formation is very subtle and melodic.
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dMw anthem. First few lines are important...
https://open.spotify.com/track/6bm0WQCaf5cxIF5RfeqD14
https://youtu.be/ExAM8D7cfbI
Whole album is ace.
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16 bit Lolitas keep banging out some excellent tracks. Sit back, turn it up and absorb it.
From their excellent Peninsula EP:
Rainbows
Quote from: albert;423541dMw anthem. First few lines are important...
Superb. Thanks.
Gov't Mule - 2017 album Revolution Come...Revolution Go https://open.spotify.com/album/3gGFzGdfTlc7nNjvffJtuW love it already.
Liveness +++ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiWrQE_t1ww
Warren Haynes is my favorite guitarist, sings like a good'un as well.
Spencer Burton https://open.spotify.com/album/71b5yOfaU6LmZ9WnVIKaFq album titled "Songs Of"
Americana (OB!) quite superb example of the genre.
Live... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggA8VxrLrqM voice+++
Posting this because I recall TL recommending Above and Beyond and this guy is really into them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7lIdHe4sRg
Thanks Albert, it will be an interesting look at the ABGT250 weekend! Very timely. :thumbsup:
The lineup for that weekend is insanely good, just wish it was over here, not over there! My personal favs from the lineup are A&B (obviously), 16 Bit Lolitas and Yotto, so I'll be checking them out this weekend on the stream.
[video=youtube;lf94dEqydTI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf94dEqydTI[/video]
Remind me of Paul Walker, done doing a movie marathon of The Fast and the Furious.
[YOUTUBEHD]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lsnTQyGI78[/YOUTUBEHD]
Dat speed...
Quote from: TeaLeaf;426407Thanks Albert, it will be an interesting look at the ABGT250 weekend! Very timely. :thumbsup:
The lineup for that weekend is insanely good, just wish it was over here, not over there! My personal favs from the lineup are A&B (obviously), 16 Bit Lolitas and Yotto, so I'll be checking them out this weekend on the stream.
So Nick put his final video of the weekend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKPSCGLbMyM Bit soppy but nice bit of YouTubing.
Love how he a) got permission from A&B to use their music for his video b) to use a pro camera at the event c) uses a drone like a pro for great fly by shots.
I've been watching the various sections uploaded by A&B on their own channel, it looks to have been an awesome weekend. And now for something completely different, in a sort of happy, uplifting and mellow kind of way:
[video=youtube;axySrE0Kg6k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axySrE0Kg6k[/video]
It seems like it’s not just me who fell in love with the latest song version of Beauty and the Beast, as this fur baby of mine fell asleep on his dog bed (http://www.petstreetmall.com/dog-beds/) while I am listening to this song, or maybe he is just tired from playing fetch awhile ago.
This is being played lots
[video=youtube;P6kd0FQhd5k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6kd0FQhd5k[/video]
This is the best song off his new album imo, enjoy some Keeno o/
[h=1]Keeno - Is This The Way? (feat. Abbie Rose)[/h][video=youtube;WDpotYR48X8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDpotYR48X8[/video]
[video=youtube;gNGbLF3jG5w]https://youtu.be/gNGbLF3jG5w[/video]
Love this band. Feel like they didn't know how to finish this song, which is a shame, but the first half is a cracking opener to the album.
Bit of cock rock for the lads today:
Greta Van Fleet, from Frankenmuth, Michigan, 3 brothers and a the drummer, only 11million views of this single:
[video=youtube;aJg4OJxp-co]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJg4OJxp-co[/video]
Bit of an influence there but struggling to put my finger on it :norty::rolleyes:
Bagged a last minute ticket for their gig tonight in the Melkweg in Amsterdam.
Saw red sparrow the other day at the cinema, can't recommend it enough - https://youtu.be/PmUL6wMpMWw - based on a book the story is awesome, I didn't predict the ending like I do for most films.
RIP Scott Weiland and Chester Beddington but STP have a new singer in Jeff Gutt and i think he does them justice.
[video=youtube;Ws7VJ8RB0TI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws7VJ8RB0TI[/video]
So if you like a bit of Southern Rock, Black Crowes, Allman Brothers Band etc. Give "The Temperance Movement"1 new Album a go. Scottish lads from Bishopbriggs, amazing live and vocalist Phil Campbell is awesome.
https://open.spotify.com/album/5o2w2s9mv7kEX4514F3m1o
[video=youtube;VORUDEzu89M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VORUDEzu89M&t=0s&index=2&list=PL6_qhP3eWX5 O-DONkvPQvs1ofdJdXaVkE[/video]
A favourite Waterboys track performed live that features an excellent 'guitar' solo :flirty:
[video=youtube;5R1aYl4Z0g0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R1aYl4Z0g0[/video]
This weekend and today I have been listening to this
[video=youtube;cVOIpZNIi6k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVOIpZNIi6k[/video]
Mmmmmmm, Erotic Cakes... I'll just leave this here for all the guitarists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvtUvQczaRk
A bit of a departure from my usual postings but this track grabbed me from the first listen - the bass line me thinks.
[video=youtube;NAS5Z1GvxrQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAS5Z1GvxrQ[/video]
Sometimes you need to get into a groove to write that difficult report. Today was just such a day, so I deployed some Pryda on loop, which had the desired (progressive house) trance-like effect. Noise-cancelling headphones on, volume turned up, and begin to write the report......
The result was one report written in half the usual time and some minor complaints from the office on the floor below about my regular foot tapping and chair bouncing over the past two hours. :norty:
Favourite bit - when the bassline really kicks in from about 1:30. Enjoy!
[video=youtube;r0-7qNCfvp0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0-7qNCfvp0[/video]
[video=youtube;BARAHLk-8dk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BARAHLk-8dk[/video]
Found this guy from a performance he did with another person at the subway and been hooked ever since.
https://www.facebook.com/toomanyzooz/
Sometimes you've just got to watch something that'll put a smile on your face.
[video=youtube;fgMBUIIt8TE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgMBUIIt8TE[/video]
A great song which I often play. This live version is a favourite. Sivert Høyem's voice is just perfect (sorry, ignore the subtitles)
[video=youtube;rDIh3dsH1BY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDIh3dsH1BY[/video]
We're going to see Ed Sheeran at Wembley on Thursday.
Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing but the rest of the family seem really excited :rolleyes:
I rate Ed Sheeran. I still think he has more talent as an artist than most of the popular music crowd today. He actually knows how to play his guitar and write a song for crying out loud!
I enjoy his music, sometimes, but that is really an entirely separate point :D
I enjoy his music, a lot of the songs of today are very generic.
Quote from: Chaosphere;432064I rate Ed Sheeran. I still think he has more talent as an artist than most of the popular music crowd today. He actually knows how to play his guitar and write a song for crying out loud!
I enjoy his music, sometimes, but that is really an entirely separate point :D
Sorry but is this Ben's better half seconding his phone? :norty:
Quote from: albert;432066Sorry but is this Ben's better half seconding his phone? :norty:
:roflmao:
In my defence, I set the bar pretty low when comparing him to the 'popular music crowd today'.
Quote from: OldBloke;432044A great song which I often play. This live version is a favourite. Sivert Høyem's voice is just perfect (sorry, ignore the subtitles)
Seen him a few times, totally agree, always amazing. Robert Burås reminds me of Berhard Butler from Suede. This one is also great:
[video=youtube;ehlCTdv7QZs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehlCTdv7QZs[/video]
[video=youtube;PNuzHQxDBfE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=199&v=PNuzHQxDBfE[/video]
On tour early 2019, at some point her music stealthed it's way into my like list.
Yazoo evolved :D
Here's a gem ...
[video=youtube;VT-SFgkVlno]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT-SFgkVlno[/video]
Could Prince play the guitar? Oh yes.
[video=youtube;6SFNW5F8K9Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SFNW5F8K9Y[/video]
Debating whether this may be a punt as it's down the road.
Throwback 80's or what.....
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/whats-on/audley-heritage-live-here-and-now/
Jason Donovan, Midge Ure, Five Star, Hot Chocolate, Altered Images, T'Pau and Toyah Wilcox.
For me, Midge Ure. Was a big Visage fan then Ultravox.
I have tickets to see Winwood next Friday in Amsterdam, throwback indeed.
That solo by Price is legendary, the song plays 50% through then he comes on and say to hell with you lot, I'm gonna own this song. Amazing.
The English Heritage thing Pen, I have to say Midge Ure is a winner, T'Pau was the first ever live gig I saw in my teens, very embarrassed about that, and the others well not my thing the 80s generally.
Quote from: albert;432537T'Pau was the first ever live gig I saw in my teens, very embarrassed about that....
You're embarrassed? We're going to see Kylie in September :roflmao:
Quote from: Penfold;432557You're embarrassed? We're going to see Kylie in September :roflmao:
I missed my wedding anniversary seeing Kylie many years ago! Well not her specifically but my wife uses her presence at the Music Industry Awards in London as an excuse to guilt me out for not taking her for dinner that evening. I did see her walk almost within touching distance past me. I never went to the event for her, honest, just the free beer. :norty:
Quote from: albert;432560I did see her walk almost within touching distance past me. I never went for her, honest
Pull the other one..... :roflmao:
Anyway, here's what I am listening to at the moment. Very chill.
[video=youtube;IA1liCmUsAM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA1liCmUsAM[/video]
Any recommendations of artists to listen to on spotify :)
Whadda you like in terms of genre? Sure if you have common tastes as others they'll inundate you with recs.
Quote from: .DickDastardly.;432619Any recommendations of artists to listen to on spotify :)
Real men love a bit of Disco Tex and the Sexolettes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwUQWamRNiY)
Or Big Boss Man: [video=youtube;v_Y2TVZv6Ec]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_Y2TVZv6Ec[/video]
Actually Blow Up Records have some nice artists: [video]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYrAFXqCZnpvBxJt6d4etQQ[/video]
Quote from: albert;432621Whadda you like in terms of genre? Sure if you have common tastes as others they'll inundate you with recs.
I'd rather get recommendations as I'd like to hear some new music that I'd not normally listen too.
I like;
pop
jazz
rock
classical
dance
A suggestion, do what I do. Listen to a radio station you like and when a piece of music piques your interest then checkout the artist's catalogue.
My personal fave is Radio Paradise (http://www.radioparadise.com/rp_2.php?#). It's an internet station with no commercials and excellent quality streams (including FLAC) over multiple devices.
Quote from: .DickDastardly.;432629I'd rather get recommendations as I'd like to hear some new music that I'd not normally listen too.
I like;
pop
jazz
rock
classical
dance
I think you mentioned you use Spotify right? On there you have a bunch of Daily Mix Playlists, also Discover Weekly, where you get recommendations based on what you tend to like already. I suggest you try these out for a quick load of new songs, I know after years I still get 15+ new songs per week from Discover Weekly.
Nice cheers
new BFMV album has been in my car since release:
[video=youtube;UUTXLdbmGEA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUTXLdbmGEA[/video]
It's not as good as previous stuff but worth a listen IMO
Greig, really good tip on Big Boss Man. I've been missing that kind of music, I find myself listening to stuff like that from time to time. (Particularly after re-watching Lock, Stock...)
The past couple of days I've been going back to recordings of old punks doing acoustic versions of their better stuff.
Links to original punk version below the videos for comparison.
Tony Sly (front man and main writer for No Use For A Name) did several albums like that up until his death in 2012. I think the acoustic versions are sometimes even better than the originals, as they let the lyrics shine more and also reveal more of the brilliance in the melodies. Also, it broadens the audience, people who would otherwise never hear the songs get to take part.
Even live, the stuff was great. Justified Black Eye and Soulmate are especially good in their acoustic dress.
[video=youtube;9k4Hk3nbVkw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k4Hk3nbVkw[/video]
Album version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgrXvgwlFSE
[video=youtube;WuNbMNkND1k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNbMNkND1k[/video]
Official video of original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEzw9B1cwP4
Dr. Greg Graffin of the band Bad Religion (yes, he really is a doctor. He holds a PhD in Zoology from Cornell, the title of his dissertation being "Evolution, Monism, Atheism, and the Naturalist World-View: Perspectives from Evolutionary Biology) also has a few acoustic versions on his consciense. He's also done a couple of solo albums in the genre of bluegrass, of all things.
[video=youtube;RBW6nwbfsUc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBW6nwbfsUc[/video]
Lyric Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m9bEMejTKI
For some reason, this post could not be deleted...
Today, norwegian singer/songwriter Sondre Justad. Positive chap..
The lyrics may escape a lot of you, so helpfully included below.
[video=youtube;3WeSlMcXAB8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WeSlMcXAB8[/video]
[Verse 1]
Kor e sangen vi pleide å hør? | Where's the song we used to hear?
Kor e lukta av vår? | Where's the smell of spring?
Her e bare menneska uten ansikt, uten stemme | Here's just people without faces, without voices
Kor e følelsen av å vær fri? | Where's the feeling of being free?
Av å vite at sola fins? | Of knowing the sun exists?
Her e berre fugla uten vinga, fugla uten klør | Here's just birds without wings, birds without claws
[Pre-chorus]
Liv uten fremtid | Life without a future
Forgifta håp og tru | Poisoned hopes and faith
Himmelen forsvinn | The sky disappears
Og tia renn snart ut | And time is running out
[Chorus]
De e ingenting | They are nothing
Ingenting fins lenger | Nothing exists any more
Ingenting | Nothing
De e ingenting | They are nothing
[Verse 2]
Kor e fargan vi pleide å se? | Where's the colors we used to see?
Kor e alle drømman? | Where are all the dreams?
Her e berre hav uten vann, ord uten meining | Here's just oceans without water, words without meaning
Kor e bilde av familien? | Where's the picture of the family?
Av vennan og dansen? | Of the friends and the dance?
Her e berre minna uten farge, blikk uten varme | Here's just memories without colors, looks without warmth
[Pre-chorus]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Det e tomt | It's empty
En sommer uten varme, vinter uten kulde | A summer without warmth, winter without cold
Det e tomt | It's empty
Storm uten vind og regn uten vann | Storm without wind and rain without water
Helt tomt | Completely empty
Ingen puls, tomme gata uten hus | No puls, empoty streets without houses
Helt tomt | Completely empty
De ler ikke, de fins ikke, de e borte | They're not laughing, they don't exist, they're gone
[Chorus repeats]
Brass Against, covering Rage Against The Machines with a full horn section.
I'd say their instrumentation is more showband, a brass band is after all a much loved respite from woodwinds (though a saxophone is far preferable to a clarinet).
https://youtu.be/0JrlKcoD1Qw
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Lane 8 in the LAB. Old, but still a great set.
[video=youtube;sWa7GdYiYUQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWa7GdYiYUQ[/video]
Love how this guy uses ancient gear but the guitar and bass sounds just roar. Then it's alt. country americana - Mountain of Mind by The Suitcase Junket
[video=youtube;mBqPR-DpgZE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBqPR-DpgZE[/video]
So I just watched the episode of Luke Cage where Gary Clark Jr plays Bright Lights. There's a spoiler there so I won't repeat the story but if anyone else likes that set of shows, you'll know there is a music thing going on in the Harlem's Paradise Club and they have music played live throughout the show.
Well Clark playes 3 songs on the show, Bright Lights being one, and it was the first song in his Glastonbury performance.
I recommend Luke Cage for a bit of a slower but still quality Marvel hero but the music, oh boy, season 1 was amazing, 2 is taking shape.
Anyway, Gary Clark Jr, I could watch this end to end:
[video=youtube;IlJ24DhMq2A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlJ24DhMq2A&t=2281s[/video]
A bit of a departure from my normal fare. Sometimes, I do love a bit of brass band music.
This is a particularly good recording of Concierto d'Aranjuez, from the 1996 film Brassed Off. Also well worth a watch by the way.
[video=youtube;zo8hIc7DpuE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo8hIc7DpuE[/video]
Been working my way through the discography of the greatest band to come out of Wales...Manic Street Preachers. Some epic songs, especially those after Richie Edwards went missing (still no-one knows what happened to him).
The new Radioparadise web player in FLAC quality :D
https://new.radioparadise.com/player
Quote from: DiseasedBunny;433497Been working my way through the discography of the greatest band to come out of Wales...Manic Street Preachers. Some epic songs, especially those after Richie Edwards went missing (still no-one knows what happened to him).
I enjoy listening to these now and again.
Recently been getting sent new AIC stuff. like old school AIC.
[video=youtube;qusV7bKsrAE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qusV7bKsrAE[/video]
album releases end of the month, can't wait.
https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-50-blueprint-for-armageddon-i/
I just finished the last episode (#6) of this. I'm not a history buff at all, but was taken in by Dan Carlin's voice and manner of speaking - so maybe others may be too :)
He does a variety of other topics too, and there are a bunch of these shows on RadioPublic, so I'm sure they'll be on other podcast players too.
[video=youtube;OOqbBDpFcgU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOqbBDpFcgU[/video]
[video=youtube;ROoS5X7UUms]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROoS5X7UUms[/video]
Quote from: Mikep1212;433536Recently been getting sent new AIC stuff. like old school AIC.
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album releases end of the month, can't wait.
Not the same without Layne Staley. William DuVall does an admirable job though, the vibe is there and he's eerily similar in style.
Your post sent me on an old-school AIC kick, I'm on my third listen-through of the 1992 album Dirt today.
[video=youtube;l7MH9F2_4qY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7MH9F2_4qY[/video]
Favourite individual songs from the album:
Dam That River: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVFd4tpphvE
Down In A Hole: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8hT3oDDf6c
Rooster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAE6Il6OTcs
No one will ever replace Layne.
Dirt is one of my fav albums. and the MTV unplugged of that album is one of the best also.
[video=youtube;BvG3cJqmjVI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvG3cJqmjVI[/video]
Quote from: Mikep1212;433783No one will ever replace Layne.
Dirt is one of my fav albums. and the MTV unplugged of that album is one of the best also.
[video=youtube;BvG3cJqmjVI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvG3cJqmjVI[/video]
Just listed to an hour 20 of this, fairly enjoyed it actually, never go on with their sound electric but the bass was amazing in this. Good atmosphere and bit of banter as well.
Quote from: Mikep1212;433783No one will ever replace Layne.
Dirt is one of my fav albums. and the MTV unplugged of that album is one of the best also.
[video=youtube;BvG3cJqmjVI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvG3cJqmjVI[/video]
This appeared in my newsfeed today:
Loudwire: Layne Staley's Father Reveals Opinion of William DuVall.
http://loudwire.com/layne-staley-father-opinion-william-duvall/
Apparently, he now has the seal of approval :)
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[video=youtube;55NJzOSuKuY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55NJzOSuKuY[/video]
New album drops October 19th. Extremely excited!.
[video]https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-africa-45486455/ethiopia-s-world-laughter-master-belachew-girma[/video]
A truly evil mashup, this...
https://youtu.be/NN75im_us4k
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On the subject of "mash ups" this is well done...
Pink Floyd - Alan Parsons Project (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDARAvHl3DQ&feature=share)
Quote from: lionheart;434581On the subject of "mash ups" this is well done...
Pink Floyd - Alan Parsons Project (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDARAvHl3DQ&feature=share)
Well. You just know I had to click
that link. Two great bands and a clever piece of mixing but I wasn't blown away by it. Probably because ABITW isn't one of my favourite Floyd tracks.
Got sent this today. Interesting both visually and musically, though far from my normal fare.
[video=youtube;jA8inmHhx8c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA8inmHhx8c[/video]
Need to up my pace at work today, and what works better than the unholy blend of Norwegian rock&roll, punk and metal that is Kvelertak?
One of their older songs this time. Mjød (Mead). A little song about how the gods gave us alcohol :)
Dual meaning, since they're referring to when Odin stole the mead of the jotun Suttung, the Mead of Poetry. Anyone who drank it became a bard :p
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mead_of_poetry
[video=youtube;iDyHhV9UK-4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDyHhV9UK-4[/video]
Couple of Indie, Americana, Blues, Country thingies:
https://open.spotify.com/album/20A2nwfms2J2bIaKNEUhlm?si=ICLTGoFYT-SFwy4fyyVYxQ - Andrew Duhon
https://open.spotify.com/album/0XFkcc3tg84XSTeqBbVzBc?si=uZY-VK9tSq6cZBhUBacllQ - Daniel Romano
Primal Scream Memphis Sessions released after 20 years: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Ros0cB5NnnMu7748sYTVU?si=Zkw_jV0RTP6tzyX5o1SguA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csXtlE6pU6M&t=768s
Quote from: Brizas99;435429https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csXtlE6pU6M&t=768s
the above links to a full bob marley album on Youtube and not even to the beginning of a sing. Weird joined 1 min before, 1st post poss spam
if not apologies in advance
smilo messaged
banned, thanks for the heads up.
I've had nothing but the new Pale Waves album on since it's release :D
[video=youtube;Sy-WhOVbKZ8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy-WhOVbKZ8[/video]
Love this guy, listening to rock songs for the first time, genuine reaction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vmAojCRxv0
His Pink Floyd reactions are so funny.
Oh and Greta van Fleet have a 2nd album out already, talk about riding a wave:
[video=youtube;86_vnQc1oBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86_vnQc1oBE[/video]
https://open.spotify.com/album/7zeCZY6rQRufc8IHGKyXGX?si=8x7_2HNeSfyoRPk2jVZkRw
Tedechi Trucks Band from Red Rock's. Full gig, just on in the background. Between Susan's vocals and Derek's guitar.
[video=youtube;8Zp9oh_tstA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zp9oh_tstA[/video]
[video=youtube;FSQW9fIuNRg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSQW9fIuNRg[/video]
To share more of my questionably Americana country music taste with you. These guys are just plain old rock but 3 of them do vocals and I like how their voices contrast in their music.
The Wild Feathers - Quittin' Time
me and a few friends have been checking our spotify stats and finding out which is the album we listened to the most in 2018.
Mine was Gunship: Dark all day:
https://gunshipmusic.bandcamp.com/album/dark-all-day
My most listened to song off the album was:
[video=youtube;AZtik4q7NqM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZtik4q7NqM[/video]
but i think my favourite is:
[video=youtube;3TTA7fCPTyA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TTA7fCPTyA[/video]
special mention to Dark all day single though, inspired by the film "The Lost Boys" and even has the same sax player from the beach concert scene from 1987!
[video=youtube;60ruvzfXQoE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60ruvzfXQoE[/video]
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I think I knew this would be the case. GvF. I saw them live twice as well.
Proud of this one:
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Quote from: Mikep1212;436370me and a few friends have been checking our spotify stats and finding out which is the album we listened to the most in 2018.
Mine was Gunship: Dark all day:
https://gunshipmusic.bandcamp.com/album/dark-all-day
Been listening to this today, pretty darn good, thanks.
Picked up tickets for Patty Griffin in Amsterdam in May. Noe of my favourite female vocalists. She has toured extensively with Robert Plant is a handy guitarist as well:
[video=youtube;UbwYbRVODmo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbwYbRVODmo[/video]
I found Smooth Genestar online last night and had a really relaxing time chilling out to his albums which are also delightfully cheap to buy, you can get e.g. the 'Last Train Downtown' album for â,¬5 on Bandcamp (https://smoothgenestar.bandcamp.com/album/last-train-downtown). Fantastically mellow foot-tapping!
Quote from: Cyan MusicSmooth Genestar (http://www.cyan-music.com/artists-smooth-genestar.html) is seriously addicted to all kind of groovy downtempo music. The roots in Downtempo, Chillout and Lounge are reaching back to the middle of the 90s, by legendary CD-series like Space Night and Cafe del Mar, labels like Elektrolux and inspiring artists like Saafi Brothers, Aural Float, Fresh Moods or Nightmares on Wax, just to name a few. The sound of Smooth Genestar is a balance between the origin vibes of the mid 90s and contemporary sounds. Since 15 years the producer is busy in sound design, and besides a huge library of sounds, samples and patches, he also still prefer the unique sound of hardware samplers and synthesizers, the usability and sound of analog mixing consoles and the quality of outboard effects.
[video=youtube;nelaQMxQ0DA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nelaQMxQ0DA[/video]
[video=youtube;Rn-kVWnHPmY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rn-kVWnHPmY[/video]
If all life throws at you sometimes gets on top of you, try a good dose of Luttrell - it can work wonders. :stroke:
[video=youtube;NevzHut_yo8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NevzHut_yo8[/video]
Just found this band when looking for heavy funky bluesy stuff on Spotify. Album: Please Don't Be Dead by Fantastic Negrito:
[video=youtube;djWziMwFVWw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djWziMwFVWw[/video]
Quote from: albert;436888Just found this band when looking for heavy funky bluesy stuff on Spotify. Album: Please Don't Be Dead by Fantastic Negrito:
I enjoyed that :thumb:
Since I was at a Madrugada gig last weekend, I will share their first new song for 6 or so years:
https://open.spotify.com/track/6Iuw68uxtiPVvvQ338a5W4?si=ivTy4zSITNaUskNO_nevEg
The vocals are as usual superb. Quite an ambient song, I liked it.
Quote from: albert;436903Since I was at a Madrugada gig last weekend, I will share their first new song for 6 or so years:
https://open.spotify.com/track/6Iuw68uxtiPVvvQ338a5W4?si=ivTy4zSITNaUskNO_nevEg
The vocals are as usual superb. Quite an ambient song, I liked it.
I like it too :thumb:
And now for something completely different (I could mention a naked male pianist here but most of the readers wouldn't have a clue :D )
Alt-j's 'Tessellate' is a favourite of mine. Heard this bonkers remix on Radio Paradise t'other day and thought I'd share it here.
[video=youtube;NwreVcplP6M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=63&v=NwreVcplP6M[/video]
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I think I knew this would be the case. GvF. I saw them live twice as well.
Proud of this one:
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[video=youtube;AJEXbA7Jwn8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJEXbA7Jwn8&list=PLQXro2VDjyIxdCSplV_Zk4qQbbZc2qTCU&index=3[/video]
For you Albert
Just got a recommendation for this band, Solar Fields:
[video=youtube;DotDX9m9muk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DotDX9m9muk[/video]
Very good actually, if you like ambient dance (TL?).
The Offspring. Love that band
Best advert for shampoo ever. And actually a really good track.
[video=youtube;Gl9GtO_vQxw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl9GtO_vQxw[/video]
I have a strange urge to go out and buy conditioner.............. :getmecoat:
I Love loop stations, which is what she was using.
This dude is a master......
[video=youtube;LZmtl3l1R9A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZmtl3l1R9A[/video]
What to do if you're in a band but can't afford more then one guitar..
[video=youtube;P9mybTArlsk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9mybTArlsk[/video]
Good stuff. This is a guy I used to know who does something similar except without any instruments...
[video=youtube;41CkAXlfcWU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41CkAXlfcWU[/video]
Thanks for sharing. He's a real all round musician. Some of his other videos are amazing, what he can do himself in a short period of time and basically make music that I would be impressed if band played the same version. Slightly nutter experssion when he performing though lol
Very clever.
[video=youtube;bAdqazixuRY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAdqazixuRY[/video]
Quote from: TeaLeaf;438592Best advert for shampoo ever. And actually a really good track.
[video=youtube;Gl9GtO_vQxw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl9GtO_vQxw[/video]
I have a strange urge to go out and buy conditioner.............. :getmecoat:
I swear the curve on guitar bodies was designed for a boob.
Residents of March celebrate the announcement of the upcoming October Lan.
[video=youtube;lwjkbdHV7RQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwjkbdHV7RQ&list=RDlwjkbdHV7RQ&index=1[/video]
Do love a bit of Gary.....
[video=youtube;22Z4Tv1zn-s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22Z4Tv1zn-s[/video]
Hugh is ok too.
[video=youtube;zy8Y3R4dXyc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy8Y3R4dXyc[/video]
Nice indeed. Love his voice, seems just as good as it was decades ago.
[video=youtube;1hMvz7uy9TI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hMvz7uy9TI[/video]
Liking this and their new album Five by White Lies.
Ooooh Depeche Mode meets The Mission.....
Yeah loving that bass.
I am listening to some Nine Inch Nails
[video=youtube;P9BfvPjsXXw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9BfvPjsXXw[/video]
Musical sacrilege ?
[video=youtube;eTwOW5tFxq8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTwOW5tFxq8[/video]
Building switches and kicking back to...... NSFW langauage
[video=youtube;lj6jedDiUK0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj6jedDiUK0[/video]
Scottish, sing with an accent, not the Proclaimers....
[video=youtube;2GgRZ-Qm5vg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GgRZ-Qm5vg[/video]
This song is from way back in 2004 but regularly played on my beloved Radioparadise. Hope you like it as much as I do.
Apologies for the visuals but it was the one with the best sound on Youtube.
[video=youtube;NWb-QDxESAo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWb-QDxESAo[/video]
I like that OB, thanks.
One for the dance fans. Colin Benders (Kyteman jazz rap band) every day in self isolating mode is mixing dance licks at home live. Just check his modulators!
https://youtu.be/ycSyYYFDqJ8
Heard this on the radio recently and now it's stuck in my head. Using the old adage 'A problem shared is a problem halved' I give you this earworm to enjoy.
No need to thank me :flirty:
[video=youtube;x7YHHK9WReY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7YHHK9WReY[/video]
Joe Strummer was truly one of the greats.
Me, I'm on yet another Kvelertak kick, their latest album has been on my ears almost daily since it came out.
Here's a live performance of the first track, Rogaland
[video=youtube;2t6w0w1nCQs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t6w0w1nCQs[/video]
Lyrics, since it's both in Norwegian, screamed, and in a murky dialect to start with :p
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/rogaland-rogaland.html
And the rest of the album: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mcjfKY_WITYM5hVKbLfYFtAE33Ac%20%20u2-Fs
Quote from: faust82;441235... Me, I'm on yet another Kvelertak kick, their latest album has been on my ears almost daily since it came out.
Here's a live performance of the first track, Rogaland
Love the tune but the screaming is not my cup o' tea :)
Yeah, it's the one element of their music I'm not 100% on board with.
The rest is a gloriously filthy mix of death metal, punk and scandinavian rock&roll.
A lovely deep house set from a 'gaining popularity' British dj/producer called Marsh.
Very relaxing, reminds me of 'back in the day' :thumbsup::cool2:
[video=youtube;KZLntv8hkQM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZLntv8hkQM[/video]
Oh man nice link TL, true story, I'm in the top 1% of listeners to Above and Beyond on Spotify, I never miss an ABGT or release by them, just fantastic high quality music.
Quote from: SithAfrikaan;441491Oh man nice link TL, true story, I'm in the top 1% of listeners to Above and Beyond on Spotify, I never miss an ABGT or release by them, just fantastic high quality music.
ABGT is great. I was a bit miffed that the A&B Acoustic III was cancelled (was scheduled for Royal Albert Hall until COVID hit), so Louise and I are hoping to pick up tickets for the rearranged dates.
In the meantime, here's another cracking set from Prague by the Dutch duo: Tinlicker.
[video=youtube;F35xoJOxamg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F35xoJOxamg[/video]
Oh man I know what you mean! We're desperate to go see them live, we might just have to bump into eachother at Accoustic 3! :D
Answer a really dumb question for me. Is the DJ at the front actually doing anything? Surely this is just prerecorded :g:
As far as I am aware a DJ set is where a DJ takes a number of separate pre-recorded tracks and mixes them together in real time to create the music you hear. Obviously it varies by DJ but the best will usually (while having an overall plan) mix and blend the music as the moment takes them, often in response to the audience and the DJ's mood. The closest approximation I could think of would be a 'one man' jazz band jamming together.
Of course there are DJ's that probably just pre-record the whole set and fake the knob twidding effects. Two DJ's working in tandem share the work and compliment each others music. Even more like a jam session. It's usually easy to spot when a DJ is not 'creating music' as each nights set will be the same and there will be little or no consideration of the audiences mood or reactions.
A live set is where a DJ actually creates the music from nothing using drum machines, synths ,computer generated sounds and loops. It's 'real' performed music.
Of course a crowd of twenty something's off their face on mescaline probably won't care either way :norty:
I've been trying my hand at music production during the lockdown. I'm quite impressed how good even consumer level samples are. Wife is getting as bit sick of my thumping bass drums then be coming in on guitar Pantera style! Sounds terrible, but great fun!
I'll disagree slightly with Smilo's definition, although mainly to say there is no exact definition. Anyway, for Oldie the 'live' bit yes the Tinlicker set was live. Clearly there are samples and they play loops and tracks, but it is mixed live. Most DJs in sets like this do a lot and the whole 'what does a DJ do' is worth more explanation as very little is pre-recorded, perhaps with the exception of some radio sets.
Old School
DJing used to be pick music to suit the mood or event/venue and play it. How you put the tracks back to back varied depending on where you were and what kit you had.
Back then pretty much all you had were two decks that you could start and stop (but not particularly fast to start), volume controls and a cross fader. The belt driven decks did not really allow you to start the record in a fraction of a second, so you ended up manually bringing the record up to speed and letting go at precisely the right time to allow the track to start when you wanted.
Many DJs used to treat their 'set' like a mini radio show and talk across the links from record to record (thus not having to have any mixing skills). Most radio DJs still do this today.
Really advanced stuff was when Citronics brought out things like the punch transformer button that allowed you to instantaneously play another track instead of the first for the duration you held the button down. Typically you would be playing track A, then for 8 beats 'punch' insert the bass beat for two bars into track A, then cutover entirely to track B.
Direct drive turntables (the legendary Technics SL1200/1210s) moved the capabilities forward a lot as it allowed much more accurate starting of records and more importantly the accurate control of speed so that you could start adjusting and matching timings of tracks to align.
With speed control came more beat matching (where the beat of the incoming track is matched to the beat of the outgoing track during the crossover), but you still had to pick the records and play them in the right order - and you had no way to deal with clashes of musical key.
Analogue tech stopped much more than this happening. My early DJ days were spent making sure I could start a track on time, at the right speed and then using the volume controls/crossfaders to blend the tracks as best I could.
Modern DJs & the Digital World
Now that most music is digital the control you have over it has increased exponentially so almost all DJ 'sets' have significant elements of 'live'.
There are relatively few 'fully live' DJs, but people like Deadmau5 will do sets which have significant live elements played over underlying tracks. Most DJs like this make heavy use of something like Ableton Live (https://www.ableton.com/en/live/) to control the various sounds and you'll see many controller trigger pads (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61EQCrAEg_E) and effects panels to allow them to loop, add instruments/samples to develop, change and enhance the live sound. The degree to which each does this varies from almost none to lots. DYOR.
Most modern DJs as we think of them do their live work in a limited but still very comprehensive way.
Firstly there is a massive amount of work that goes into preparing the set beforehand.
- finding the tracks (the sheer volume of music available today is staggering and makes the job much harder today than it was 35-40 years ago imo)
- once you have the track you have to add the correct meta data for your DJ controller/mixer/software to read. Each track will have various tags added, like beat grids (guess what, many tracks change speed during the track), cues, loops, flips, tags, acapellas, breaks, let alone a DJ's personal tagging for the style or type of music, or a set type.
- you'll also be setting the speed (beats per minute - linked to the beat grids mentioned), and importantly the key of the track. Certain keys mix well together, others don't. Do a google search for the camelot wheel and you'll see which keys work with each other - the general rule is you can stick to the same number on the wheel, or the same letter. So a track in C Major will mix well from a harmonic stand point with a track in A Minor, G Major or F Major. If you try mixing in a track with any other key then the sounds will clash like buggery if played at the same time.
- once you have all your tracks set up in your software (Rekordbox/Serato/Traktor etc) then you have to pre-select a group of tracks for their set, typically about 100, and work out a preferred running order with perhaps some minor variations depending on crowd mood. This allows them to know the transitions from track to track, plan the mix and how they will achieve it, and then deliver a good quality 'live' experience at the event. They can do this because if you go to see e.g. Yotto, you know the type of music he will play and therefore he can pre-select a set to suit the crowd that he knows will be there for that event. There are a few notable exceptions to this rule, like the ever youthful Carl Cox (who started DJing when I was DJing and still is), who still makes up almost all of his sets on the fly and travels with a huge library of tracks - when you see him you *never* know what you're going to get in terms of the decade it is from or the genre.
So, you've made it to the event or watch the youtube and all we see is some knobs being twiddled. What's going on? Most DJs you see at events/clubs will be using Pioneer mixers, and the below pictured Pioneer DJM 2000 Nexus is a classic example of a 4-channel DJ mixer:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]5380[/ATTACH]
On the mixer you can see 4 vertically arranged and numbered input channels. Each has several sections, but the important bits that are 'twiddled' during a set are mainly the 4 numbered input channels (with EQ bypass and filters) and the effects.
Most of the twiddling is with bypass filters (the three rotary controls typically aligned vertically above the volume control for that channel). Commonly when you mix track A with track B you take out at least the bass from track B (if bass from both track A and track B run together then you get a horrible double heavy bass 'thwack' from the speakers and you run the risk of blowing a woofer). Depending on the track you might also take out some of the mid range or high range too. As you want to change tracks you reduce bass on track A, bring in bass from track B and eventually you end up fully into track B with no bass from track A. The constant twiddling you see is the progressive decrease of one track's e.g. bass, and the simultaneous progressive increase of the bass from another track. Now that's assuming you want to mix two tracks with two bass lines, but there are many other ways to mix a track, you could wait for a break in track A (hence the cue/break points set in your software), use a loop or effect to transition, use a sample to overlay from A to B, and many many more.
Typically a club or event will use a mixer like the 2000 Nexus set up with 2-4 Pioneer CDJs attached - a 2000 Nexus plus 2 x Nexus CDJs is about £5,500. The bedroom DJ will tend to buy the 'controller' version (not the mixer and separate CDJs) so will end up with something that combines a bit of everything, something like this Pioneer DDJ-800, which is a much more affordable £800.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]5381[/ATTACH]
Also connected to the mixer/controller could be a number of other things to allow you more 'freedom' to create or adjust sound on the fly: samplers, trigger panels, sequencers, analogue effect panels, keyboards, MIDI instruments and perhaps all controlled by e.g. Ableton Live.
As the music is digital you can also, to a limited extent, adjust the key of a track to match another. Care needs to be taken here as it can sound bleedin' awful when taken too far.
But at the end of the day you still need to choose the tracks and execute the mixes. So that's a very brief(!) summary of what happens when the knobs get twiddled. You can see some free-range knob twiddling in the below.
[video=youtube;geKlNi2z19k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geKlNi2z19k[/video]
@Oldbloke - if you listen to the above Monique set you can see and hear the manual adjustments being made and the slight timing errors being adjusted on the CDJ jogwheels (every time she reaches out to slightly move the jogwheel she is either speeding up or slowing down the incoming track - which you will hear as the bass beats will not be perfectly aligned).
And as an example of someone doing a lot of 'live', here's a very recent live stream by Deadmau5 from his home studio in Toronto, which includes bonus mieows from his cat which you'll see lying on the LHS of his desk).
[video=youtube;7Cf-m1PpqsA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Cf-m1PpqsA[/video]
Edit: you know when you think "oh I'll just do a quick response to that" and then find yourself having written a frikkin essay? Yeah well, sorry. The ex-DJ in me got all excited again.
Albert, which DAW have you been using? I've spent time in Fruit Loops, a little in BitWig and Reaper. You can lose *weeks* in a DAW, the time literally flies by doesn't it!
Thanks, TL. Most educational.
I don't like the style of music much, but it is a great video to see what you can do with a trigger pad and a bunch of samples.
Very impressive finger work, said the actress to the bishop.....
[video=youtube;iAiNwCSect0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAiNwCSect0[/video]
I watched that Miss Monique video and can confirm, knobs got twiddled.
Quote from: TeaLeaf;441609Albert, which DAW have you been using? I've spent time in Fruit Loops, a little in BitWig and Reaper. You can lose *weeks* in a DAW, the time literally flies by doesn't it!
I’ve just been trialing Reaper. It’s very powerful but needs hours of exploration and patience. But for $60 it’s also very cost effective. I’ll probably buy it once the trial ends after 60 days. I have a few small things I still haven’t worked out how to do. Reaper has a very good forum.
I still need a mixing desk and a few midi foot pedals. Quite enjoying the keyboard and I’m remembering a few things I learned as a kid.
And if you like your Ibiza anthems served up by an Orchestra......
[video=youtube;xs3BXVTF7mw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs3BXVTF7mw&t=[/video]
If you like indie, alternative, alt-country, americana, https://wfuv.org/ WFUV is my go to radio station. Bit Radio Paradise like but a bit more American, still with some nice UK content.
Also on Tune-In Radio.
Blown away by this: https://open.spotify.com/album/5E2DugxcZ03jbhmiZQkF2r?si=nKFwzkVBSt2wYi_i0pA5pQ
Recently been listening to Glass animals, mainly the album zaba.
[video=youtube;7R6SITSeiRo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R6SITSeiRo[/video]
Bit o modern prog for ya guv
[video=youtube;8mTdsSu3_Is]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mTdsSu3_Is[/video]
Liked that. Thanks.
BRMC: Live at Down The Rabbit Hole festival Ewijk NL:
[video=youtube;Oil1xrRIEWI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oil1xrRIEWI&t=2930s[/video]
[video=youtube;GhYGWNMSS-Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhYGWNMSS-Q[/video] - Official Vid
[video=youtube;FRB2IKLozYU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRB2IKLozYU[/video] - Awesome Live
Fantastic Ambient Alt Rock bank from Japan, MONO. Very symphonic and great on a good hifi.
I'm on a bender for orchestrally re-created Music themes:
[video=youtube;Fv-yeVRcug0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv-yeVRcug0[/video]
I was linked this by none other than Loony from the community, and I think its brilliant!
Prepare yourself, and if you aren't going to stick with it, don't miss "Spongerock" "Where is my mom" and "Cannibals"
Good luck to your brain.
[video]https://youtu.be/6IXFjqH7fHM[/video]
I have to agree, this is brilliant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pItCF_JjJw
Quote from: TheDvEight;444212https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pItCF_JjJw
Ah a bit of Nina. She's been very active this year on new retro wave radio. Good choice mate.
It's a genre I've discovered and fell in love with.
The genre is amazing, i've been here for a good few years now. This album will change your life.
https://open.spotify.com/album/0rXLjiZSS0B7yYqCvz2akm?si=5hP9_0LIQTelKQ3QQTV33A
Been moderating some assignments today and had this on in the background, very relaxing!
During the pandemic Tony has dome some epic sets. His 2020 Youtube catalogue is well worth a peruse!
[video=youtube;tdk9xlUtcc0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdk9xlUtcc0[/video]
Hell yes TL, I haven't missed a single one they are incredible! Great link and highly recommended!
This morning's listening to numb the pain of having to work at the weekend: the newly released Anjunudeep 12 album.
Simply sublime. :worship:
[video=youtube;XdBk5CJWfQk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdBk5CJWfQk[/video]
Today I am listen to LOTR the BBC radio Broadcast which is free for all
https://archive.org/details/the-lord-of-the-rings-bbc-radio-drama
Shared this i'd found over whatsapp thought i'd share it in here too,
[video=youtube;HhVzdFI7BYk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhVzdFI7BYk[/video]
Quote from: BrotherTobious;444574Today I am listen to LOTR the BBC radio Broadcast which is free for all
https://archive.org/details/the-lord-of-the-rings-bbc-radio-drama
That's a big listen and might take you more than a day! Nice find :thumbsup:
Oh yeah it is but for free and to download it worth it started it last night while tinkering with my nas
Today and it seem every day
[video=youtube;RQoVHqveQ98]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQoVHqveQ98[/video]
Quote from: TeaLeaf;444547This morning's listening to numb the pain of having to work at the weekend: the newly released Anjunudeep 12 album.
Simply sublime. :worship:
[video=youtube;XdBk5CJWfQk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdBk5CJWfQk[/video]
Just a quick shout out for this album again (3 CDs, 54 tracks). DesignerGenes called me this pm and asked if I had heard this album yet (which I have thanks to my YT Music subscription). Any ho, it is now released in its full glory and by goodness it is an absolute stunner if you like the Anjunadeep style of music.
Get some beer/gin/your drink of choice, put Anjunadeep 12 on and enjoy 4 hours 9 minutes of acoustic bliss.
Just wanted to share this, its one of my long time friends and his Mrs. You may have heard me talk about them from time to time, they usually have a season in Ibiza in the summer and in the winter they are in the Alps playing at bars etc to earn a living. Obviously within the current climate they haven't been able to do what they enjoy so much and have taken to YouTube on a more regular basis for them to to 'scratch that itch', so if you could check them out it'd be appreciated :) they are very talented and lovely to listen to.
[video=youtube;tESev6ZkjbM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tESev6ZkjbM[/video]
[video=youtube;JuIjDSFjQyA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuIjDSFjQyA[/video]
[video=youtube;PcPpQXCifnQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcPpQXCifnQ[/video]
[video=youtube;6vp-6F-wEHE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vp-6F-wEHE[/video]
[video=youtube;Q9jyYCcTmI0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9jyYCcTmI0[/video]
You have some very cool friends there Sparko, very impressive range.
while we were out sailing in valheim, addx put on some she shanty songs, and we also listened to the wellerman song that was made famous on tik tok, know i can't get it out of my head.lol
[video=youtube;UgsurPg9Ckw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgsurPg9Ckw[/video]
Can't go wrong with sea shanties, I have loved them ever since playing assassins creed black flag! I find them as great morale boosters and easy to sing along to. If people are interested in seeing more sea shanties then both I and Toby(Addx9) love the band https://www.youtube.com/user/thelongestjohns (https://www.youtube.com/user/thelongestjohns)
I have been listening to them more since covid to get a bit of boosted spirit on way to work and while at work. Can't wait for next Lan when we get to sing them, Karaoke night!!! :flirty::yahoo:
I've fallen for this track hard, it's on repeat for extended periods during the day. The Haitian 'tribal' vocals are awesome and complimented so well by the simple percussion and melody. I loved the Paul Simon album 'Graceland' and although these vocals are Haitian not South African, I think this reminds me of that musical style.
This is just such a HAPPY tune!
[video=youtube;XgeU_DsW0Lo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgeU_DsW0Lo[/video]
https://open.spotify.com/track/5RQqQkd8Z8gcscl9ce6ESk?si=Rpry3WOmQ4ymyRtnhfV3zQ
Trentemøller - ambient, beats, played live ... this hits all the marks of great dance dub trance.
Really like that first track. Not so sure or as keen on the rest of the album though, but it needs a second listen to decide!
5..4..3..1..Off Blast! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR2nYhB_iza-kdYzZmimr0Q3NqXttAAUGynfNIJD6Kbar5AgYuel8hCY68I&v=MNyG-xu-7SQ&feature=youtu.be)
Quote from: TeaLeaf;444790I've fallen for this track hard, it's on repeat for extended periods during the day. The Haitian 'tribal' vocals are awesome and complimented so well by the simple percussion and melody. I loved the Paul Simon album 'Graceland' and although these vocals are Haitian not South African, I think this reminds me of that musical style.
This is just such a HAPPY tune!
[video=youtube;XgeU_DsW0Lo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgeU_DsW0Lo[/video]
Oh yes I could loop this one for ever!
And now for something completely different ...
This popped up on YouTube and I was grabbed by the title. Hope you enjoy it.
[video=youtube;Zd_UcjMusUA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd_UcjMusUA[/video]
Quote from: OldBloke;445090And now for something completely different ...
This popped up on YouTube and I was grabbed by the title. Hope you enjoy it.
That's brilliant, amazing skills! I don't even know where to begin to understand that level or speed of learning a track.
That was nuts
Gotta agree, Larnell Lewis, will follow his page. He must have an awesome memory. He was not happy about missing on tiny fill.
I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. He's only released one album that he played drums on
Oh and he played the bass guitar
and the lead guitar
and keyboards
also piano
and the synthesizer as well.
Oh and he did the vocals which he wrote as well as writing all the music and produced the whole thing himself.
http://larnelllewismusic.com/music/in-the-moment/
:blink:
Quote from: smilodon;445105I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. He's only released one album that he played drums on
Oh and he played the bass guitar
and the lead guitar
and keyboards
also piano
and the synthesizer as well.
Oh and he did the vocals which he wrote as well as writing all the music and produced the whole thing himself.
http://larnelllewismusic.com/music/in-the-moment/
:blink:
A modern day Mike Oldfield but with added vocals!
New album from a UK folk singer/songwriter Jas and I like. Very pleasant.
[video=youtube;o0oC5NnP23g]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0oC5NnP23g[/video]
[video=youtube;2w3aIj6iU5Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w3aIj6iU5Y[/video]
I have this album on repeat for most of the last few weeks
[video=youtube;uURsMKMloM8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uURsMKMloM8&list=PLhAkyTFeUxdMseubnnYmiu5N oJT7P3C64[/video]
I was browsing through a few Youtube pages for content on a bluegrass artist I like (Tony Rice, sadly passed away last December). And came across a guy who seems to make some nicely recorded home videos, nothing pro level but I stumbed upon a DJ called Kaskade, probably well known to those into that genre but here's one of his I liked:
[video=youtube;qL4nwvuj8_4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qL4nwvuj8_4[/video]
Also the original page where I stumbled: [video=youtube;Es4qF41ZLrQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es4qF41ZLrQ[/video] rather nice bluegrass.
First time I have across this producer, a chap by the name of Sebee. But what a brilliant deep set. Super relaxing stuff. :thumbsup:
[video=youtube;MuyoqU2Hing]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuyoqU2Hing[/video]
https://open.spotify.com/album/1HSawWEsUAGckKHi42kIBS?si=jcJlSEtxSSGOEJkz9tT5Pg&dl_branch=1
Shoe Gazer Indie with a slighly mournful tone. Caught on the Inside is a standout track but it's actually a decent album.
Thanks to Spotify I "Discovered" this tune in my weekly line up of things it thinks I might like, and honestly its getting pretty damn good!
Enjoy at your leisure a surprisingly epic sounding tune!
[video=youtube;P1OwZQkw9rs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1OwZQkw9rs[/video]
That’s a superb song Sith, the whole EP it’s from is, thanks for the share.
Some classic Offspring!
[video=youtube;1jOk8dk-qaU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jOk8dk-qaU[/video]
Quote from: BrotherTobious;446007Some classic Offspring!
Nice sent me on a bender of Offspring Blink182 and SUM41, I'd say those were the days my dear but all I remember from them was not fitting in at school (or caring about fitting in for that matter) :D :roflmao:
Recently gone back on a Chvrches bender:
[video=youtube;_mTRvJ9fugM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mTRvJ9fugM[/video]
Really catchy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm_RDhSYBvM
Quote from: Mikep1212;446031Recently gone back on a Chvrches bender:
[video=youtube;_mTRvJ9fugM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mTRvJ9fugM[/video]
Got me too man, Been listening to them literally this morning! So good! Specifically He said she said (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyyiJc0Wk2M).
Brilliant theme tune to the not so wonderful series, Wolfe, sung by someone I'd never heard before.
[video=youtube;ZcCp7488puc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcCp7488puc[/video]
Blasphemy or Brilliant ?
[video=youtube;r1cUIXVWaV8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1cUIXVWaV8[/video]
Someone kindly suggested this is place for these kind of things... But the lad that's singing was my best mate at nursery and primary school, he's always been a good singer but good to hear he's still as good years later
https://youtu.be/9MTjMd3531A
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Love this ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isTP1W0mpnM
[video=youtube;ubE_ac2wYPQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubE_ac2wYPQ[/video]
[video=youtube;fAcYS-_8L2s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAcYS-_8L2s[/video]
:devil:
That Kim, he a hip guy and down with his grooves fo sure.
Must have taken hours to sync the video to the music
Would be interesting to hear what they were actually playing. Lot of instruments on that stage with the guitarist.
We found thi DJ last Summer at a Recomd Store and although her following isn't huge, the type of dance music and quality is spot on for me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZj0a23E9TA
Not my usual cup of tea but this blew my minds :crazy:
[video=youtube;s_nc1IVoMxc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_nc1IVoMxc[/video]
Thanks, JAS ... I think :blink:
Anyway. Here's a song I like, heard it for the first time today and it's by a band I've never heard of. Does remind me of Placebo and Pulp though.
Sound quality is pretty poor but still rocks.
[video=youtube;MgDLVC2vdTs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgDLVC2vdTs[/video]
That Hi Ren song is pretty impressive. Lot's of viwers and everything he does now is big.
[video]https://youtu.be/NZgZ-GWFRwc[/video]
I've listend to Secret Machines for a long time now and seen them live. Great band. This old live vid is great.
Also a nice session version of the one you posted:
[video=youtube;98S1ncIW8tw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98S1ncIW8tw[/video]