What are you listening to now?

[swannsong]

post # 4943


Fray - How To Save A Life 9/11 Tribute

[sacred_june (GrooveChild)]

tom waits - new orleans

[redmum]

post # 4943


Fray - How To Save A Life 9/11 Tribute

that version always made me cry when i heard it.
it's hard to believe it was that long ago though.

[FT9]

Boom by P.O.D
loveee it

[Grammar Nazi]

Alicica keys-no one

[Ernie Cooksey]

kings of leon are going off right now. j's @ midday. new album from go to wo. sweet!

[manU4life]

kings of leon are going off right now. j's @ midday. new album from go to wo. sweet!

me too, everyone else needs to get amongst it...album is awsome

[swannsong]

post # 4990


Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Hundred - Moody Blues

[Missing Post Count]

350 today !!!

[maxin in the shade]

Bootsy Collins - Id Rather Be With You

P-Funk people!!

[swannsong]

She's fairly laid back but I really like Keren Ann's voice and style.
Apparently she speaks about 5 languages ?


Keren Ann - Where No Endings End


Keren Ann - In Your Back


Keren Ann - Not Going Anywhere

[swannsong]

I bought and was listening to this 33 years ago !
Probably bought it from Andromeda Music in town !
I saw them play live at Festival Theatre that year as well.


Tangerine Dream - Ricochet

[sacred_june (GrooveChild)]

Tété - Fils de Cham

really cool french singer.

dont understand a single fuckin word being sung, but it's fantastic. great song. can't stop listening to it. wish i knew what it was about haha

[swannsong]

Tété - Fils de Cham

really cool french singer.

dont understand a single drinking shiraz word being sung, but it's fantastic. great song. can't stop listening to it. wish i knew what it was about haha

alternative version (shows guitar chords)

Fils De Cham :
Tandis qu'au confins du néant
De concert, hurlent au mitan
Nuées de bossus soi-disant
Buvons aux maures et aux gisants

Au loin le râle des damnés
Monte comme funiculaire
L'ami les rameaux ont fané
Buvons au bal des chimères

[REFRAIN]
Vienne la pluie, l'ami
Tombe la grêle
Je plie mais jamais ne m'oublie

A l'heure où sous l'écorce
Faillit la Force (c-cling baby)
Le voici, le voilà
Mon avis
La voilà ma philosophie

A l'heure où sous l'écorce
Faillit la Force (c-cling baby)

Fils de Cham
[FIN DU REFRAIN]

L'empire comme frappé de stupeur
Ne sait que faire de tant d'émois
Acte 2 : L'ère de la terreur
Ou le temps du chacun chez soi

Ouvert le bal des damnés
Tickets en vente sur ton palier
"Fils de Cham chantent misère
Et autres contes de la lisière"

REFRAIN

Il ne s'agit pas messieurs
D'occire ou piller à tout va

Changer le monde
S'il se peut
L'adoucir
A défaut d'en être la lie...

REFRAIN

[swannsong]

Hadn't heard of these guys before....nice sound !


Wild Sweet Orange - Ten Dead Dogs...live on Letterman

Darren Hanlon is a relatively unknown Australian singer songwriter.
He's a pretty good wordsmith.
"Love is just a lazy generalization for a hundred different feelings."


Darren Hanlon - Happiness Is A Chemical

[pires7]

Why does it always rain on me

[Missing Post Count]

i'm always happy when it rains.

[pires7]

i'm always happy when it rains.

was expecting this Garbage

[swannsong]

A lot of emotion in these songs !


Ray LaMontagne – Shelter


Lyndsay Buckingham & Stevie Nicks – Say Goodbye

[arxidi]

kanye west - love lockdown

[pires7]

The Entertainer

[pires7]

this is pretty cool I suppose

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=crfrKqFp0 ... re=related

[swannsong]

Years ago (remembering I am an old bastard) I bought an Mickey Newbury double album (1 disc live recording and 1 studio recording )for ~$2, I'd never heard of him before but it contained some great songs and live banter.
He's probably not most peoples cup of tea but I find the melancholy in his songs quite appealing.


Mickey Newbury - American Trilogy

Mickey Newbury is a songwriter most famous for a song he arranged, but did not write. One night in Los Angeles, at a time of national distress over war and race issues in the U.S.A., Newbury spontaneously combined a southern anthem (written by a northerner), a northern anthem (written by a southerner), and an old African healing song. In the audience that night were many celebrities, Odetta, Kristofferson and Streisand among them. The trio of songs brought tears to Odetta's eyes. It came to be called An American Trilogy, and would be adopted by Elvis Presley as the centerpiece of his later concerts.

Mickey Newbury - What'll I Do


Mickey Newbury - She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye


Mickey Newbury - Final Performance
Mickey Newbury sounding tired with
oxygen tubes to help him breath.
He passed away not long after this performance !

I am so very proud to say Mickey Newbury was my friend. Shortly before his death in 2002, Mick invited me up to his home in Oregon for his final gathering of friends. These four songs are his final public performance. He wasn't at his best...but it's still PURE Newbury.

[Juventino]

Megadeth - Peace Sells...But Who's Buying?

[delfino_1936]

Lady Gaga- Just Dance

[Piola]

Scozzese in Terra Inglese
Roma Roma Roma
Zero Assoluto
Articolo 31
Lazio Grande Lazio
'A Citta' e' pulecenella

[Juventino]

Megadeth - Devil's Island

[swannsong]

Bloodrock - Breach Of Lease
Long intro takes a few moments to build up.
Sound only (and album cover) Another vinyl I purchase for $1 back in the 70's.

The band was discovered by Grand Funk Railroad record producer Terry Knight and signed to Capitol Records. Knight produced the first three, and most popular, Bloodrock albums.
Bloodrock was best known for the song "D.O.A." (Dead On Arrival), about the victim of a gory airplane crash which became their only hit single, reaching #36 on the music charts in January 1971. They were only marginally popular in the United States and were essentially a cult band, but reportedly became a favorite among troops in Vietnam.
The band was technically competent but offered little that was unique and was unable to sustain any real success. The group was noted for hard pulsed bass, biting guitar solos and a haunting organ sound.
The early albums featured a heavy metal sound reminiscent of other hard rock bands at the time, such as Grand Funk Railroad and Black Sabbath. The lyrics were unusually cynical for the time, exploring such themes as alienation and revenge, which would later be found in abundance in the punk rock scene, but seemed out of place in the post-Woodstock period of the early 1970s. Songs which were fan favorites included "Kool-Aid Kids," "Gotta Find a Way", "Castle of Thoughts", "Breach of Lease", "Cheater", "D.O.A.", and "Lucky in the Morning."

Bloodrock Sampler

[Talk Is Cheap]

Something about this band I like !

[swannsong]

Illapu - Amigo

Saw them live in Adelaide back in 1987 or so,
they had about 100 instruments on stage.


Illapu - In Australia 1987