Ot: Music Music Music

[Mikolaj]

There has been at least few simmilar threads on this board allready with suprisingly low life span. So here's my thought how to change that. Simple rules:

>Post any 3 track you love/listen lately/listen every day of your life/simply listen

>Of any 3 groups

>Tracks you think most of us might have not heard before [what's the point in posting classics that everyone knows from the radio?]

>WITH a link to this track so everyone else can check this baby out

>Preferably with a short decription on why you like this particular song

By applying to these simple rules we will avoid long lines of artists and songs we never heard/heard of before and get a quick, simple way to share the music we love, with each other.

[Mikolaj]

I'll begin:

1) Big Ideas by LCD SOUNDSYSTEM
why: An energyzing mixture of oldshool rock garage sounds with the electro that makes these long work nights sooo much more enjoyable. Who sleeps anymore?
Link http://stereogum.com/archives/new-lcd-soundsystem-big-ideas-stereogum-premiere_008203.html

2) Days To Come by Bonobo
why: One of my all time favorites. It's amazing how many diffrent sounds there are in the background of this one. A track that takes you on a journey everytime you listen to it. A true new Jazz Wave[or however kids these days call it] masterpiece!
link:http://www.myspace.com/sibonobo

3) Rhubarbidoo by Múm
why: A very short track. But if anyone doubts that there is still a bit of magic in the currently produced tunes this is the place to lose the doubts. This Icelandic band had a tour through all the old corners of their homeland in order to collect any strange and old music instruments, before recording their corrent album. The result is just not what you are prepared for.
p.s.
It may sound strange but if you're a fan of Mummies - don't hesitate to check this one. you will love it.
link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE1UzuKdkgY

[Ken O]

They've taken away my classroom at work, I'm now training work at home agents. So I brought in a small set of speakers and bring my Ipod with me every morning. I'll let the random play pick three songs to mention. With just under 6,000 songs it should be intresting to see what comes up.


1. "Smoke Two Joints"- Richard Cheese.
Swankified covers are just good fun. It's hard to be in a bad mood when Cheese is playing. Also his last album "Dick at Night" is all TV theme songs. Incredible stuff.

2. "Cinnamon Girl" - Type O Negative
Apparently the Ipod is liking cover songs this morning.

3. "Dirty Old Town" - Pogues
Damn I love the Pogues. With the Dropkicks, Flogging Molly; and Tossers being so popular (and I love them too don't get me wrong) I'm surprised so few people know of the Pogues.

[Asa]

Music, I find myself more and more on Youtube, with all the Icelandic bands making way on Youtube, thats where I spend my time listening to music.
1- Number one would be Sigur Ros, There music and style get my heart roren.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpQ6m2Qf918
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBTH2E5QPEE
2- number two is A moti sol, translation (against the sun). I could go into detail about why, but, I try not to think that hard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNUj2a5kxbA

3- My favorite alltime musician is of course a close Friend of the family, Which I won't see much because he is touring with Ken hensly this year and he is now a lead singer for another group. He is known as Eric Hawk (Eirikur Haukkson). I spent most of my younger days with My cousins singing playing the piano and writing songs. Erik hawk has also been on Beat for Beat in Norway.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Dk-mEHjwL4 Bubbi Morthens with "Fjollin hafa vakad" ( "the hills are awake", but then there are no hills in iceland just fjords, and mountains) also a fave, he puts a very different perspective on country(sveita) music, but then Iceland will do that.www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKow6tP7XdQ
A few more for your listening ears.

[Another icelandic band making there way through the UK.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtaiL2Z-hiE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7dfzXXYGCg
Their are alot of Europeans who make there way to Iceland for the music.
For such a small country there are alot of groups that play everything from jazz, to new age, and old time simple rock and roll. Here is another favorite. Most don't understand one word, and don't care.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMBR1WAprXE

[Kees_L]

Cool, a jukebox! With Múm (the ghosts you draw on my back...), the Pogues and Sigur Ros..! Wow that sets a mood.
Let me (please) add:
- The New Year ~ 'The End Is Near'
http://www.thenewyear.net/tnymedia.html
- Cougar ~ 'Atlatl'
http://www.myspace.com/cougarsound
- Dave Pajo ~ 'It's you that burns'
http://www.myspace.com/davidpajo

Cool thread this! Enjoy. (If I haven't linked correctly please advise, I'm computer-stupid)

[E. Spears]

1 - Sweet Home Cananada (http://www.quoteunquoterecords.com/qur003/006.mp3) by Bomb the Music Industry! (http://bombthemusicindustry.com). I like it a lot.

2 - A Baleful Aura in the Graveyard of Broken Gears by A Black Rose Burial (http://myspace.com/ablackroseburial). It's incredibly heavy, and I loves me some heavy, especially that of the death-metal or grindcore variety. Plus, it's brutal.

3 - Elder Misanthropy (http://www.myspace.com/theblackdahliamurda) by The Black Dahlia Murder (http://myspace.com/blackdahliamurder). They're one of my favorite bands ever, and this is probably my favorite song by them. It's bitchin'.

I don't know how to talk about music. All I know is I likes it.

[Mikolaj]

I don't know how to talk about music. All I know is I likes it.
Exactly the way i think about the music. ;) All you need to know is that you feel the vibe while kicking back with the tune in the air.

It's good to see this thread grow, but could I once again ask for actual links - it's much easier to try out the new music this way! :)

[Kees_L]

It's good to see this thread grow, but could I once again ask for actual links - it's much easier to try out the new music this way! :)[/QUOTE]

I have updated my post Khan_, to humbly right my wrongs. Hope U (all) like!

[Mikolaj]

The Grey Revered version of the Cinematic Orchestra hit single form their newest album Ma fleur:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=194027703
Choose "that home" from the list. Beauty and harmony of that track blows my mind!

[Kees_L]

The Grey Revered version of the Cinematic Orchestra hit single form their newest album Ma fleur:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=194027703
Choose "that home" from the list. Beauty and harmony of that track blows my mind!

Sweet.
To me akin to Great Lake Swimmers' 'Moving Pictures, Silent Films' (from Canada):
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=64414991

Those less harmonical should check Table [Shellac/Rapeman only more butt-kicking!]:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=192585369

[PaddyN]

The Hitter - Bruce Springsteen: Off of the mostly acoustic Devils & Dust Album. Great writing. Video isn't official. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU__8hqOL1Q

Hold on to Yourself & Moonland - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: Great tracks off of the great album DIG, LAZARUS, DIG!!!.
http://mrleet.imeem.com/music/SWPOpPyY/nick_cave_hold_on_to_yourself/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE2l5rQMdF0

[Mikolaj]

Oh since we seem to be touching the acoustic tune of the music we listen to:

Fink of Ninja tune. Great lirics
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqQGD6FACEE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA0cNuoIsKY

Jay May not an enormous fan of all her works but i do love this song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5A10-4KXts

[E. Spears]

Us (http://youtube.com/watch?v=fczPlmz-Vug) by Regina Spektor (http://reginaspektor.com). I'm in love with her music, and this is one of my favorite songs of hers.

WTF! (http://youtube.com/watch?v=FCse3bAJ6WY) by Saul Williams (http://myspace.com/saulwilliams). Everything from The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust is excellent. Trent Reznor collaborated on the whole thing, and this is one of the few songs he does back-up vocals for on the album.

Stupid? (http://myspace.com/deadtofall) by Dead to Fall (http://myspace.com/deadtofall). This band is one of the best metal bands ever if you ask me, and I'm super bummed that they broke up this past weekend. The newest album Are You Serious? is excellent, it's just a shame that there won't be any more badass Dead to Fall records to follow it. Let's end this song with a %#&*@^ breakdown.

[Kees_L]

Phew E. Spears, DtF I like!! This :evilangry: for them breaking up allright ('though I cannot help wondering: Are they serious?)
Just to be sure you'll have heard these:
Knut (Geneva):
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=67477020
and Slint (Louisville KY):
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=73573122
Being two of my favored glee providers.

[E. Spears]

Hey Kees_L - Knut's way cool, I have their album Terraformer. I like what i'm hearing of Slint from that link, it's sweet. I'll have to check out more of their music.

[SpydaWeb]

I listen to these as I drive home from work. I work a late shift so, quite frequently there's few to no cars on the road with me as I cruise home.

1) Koop - Summer Sun (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa4A9G1gu2g), a classic and an overall great track to listen to while cruising home from work. Helps me unwind.

2) Ikimono-gakari - Kaze ni Fukarete (Blown in the Wind) (http://emblems.imeem.com/music/XVFi1Aup/ikimono_gakari_kaze_ni_fukarete/), I discovered this band from a new anime I started watching called Tenpō Ibun Ayakashi Ayashi.

3) Marissa Nadler - Famous Blue Raincoat (http://groups.imeem.com/2i-_V-Y6/music/GiwsIMv0/marissa_nadler_famous_blue_raincoat/), it's a Leonard Cohen cover and I think I prefer this version.

[Kees_L]

Whow Spydaweb, 1 & 2 of yer posted tracks are swell and make you sound like one happy cat! A similar Jazzhappy sound is to be found in Herbert's "Something Isn't Right":
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=112854747
I'm a sucker for Miyazaki's anime, in which the sound's generally good but the music not always great I find, being not quite genuine. Which is odd since there's so much good stuff comin' from Japan nowadays, like Boris, Asobi Seksu:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=6114901 and Toe's "New Sentimentality":
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=62640079
Hope everyone may enjoy! :cool:

[Mikolaj]

Great to see this music thread growing! :)


I'm a sucker for Miyazaki's anime Who isn't? ;) in which the sound's generally good but the music not always great I find, being not quite genuine.
With all the respect I wouldn't agree! I mean: totoro's theme, Spirited Away soundtrack, Mononoke tune! These are just perfect and blend idealy with the animation and the feeling that goes with it. For me, they're as magical as the animation itself!

Asobi Seksu is a part of my little mix-cd i call a "long road soundtrack" - things i listen when faced with a longer time behind the wheel- she's perfect for that.

A thing everyone who wonders how Polish folk music sounds and wants to try something digestable in that field:

http://www.myspace.com/warsawvillageband

This is a Polish band that blends Polish traditional music with the more modern music trends. Personally, I have a love/hate bond with it - some of their works leave me speechless [like the one on myspace] while others are simply not for me.

[SpydaWeb]

Whow Spydaweb, 1 & 2 of yer posted tracks are swell and make you sound like one happy cat!

My family would crack up to hear someone say that.

[Kees_L]

Great to see this music thread growing! :)
[...] With all the respect I wouldn't agree! [...] These are just perfect and blend idealy with the animation and the feeling that goes with it. For me, they're as magical as the animation itself! [...]
A thing everyone who wonders how Polish folk music sounds and wants to try something digestable in that field: warsawvillageband
I stand rightly corrected Mikolaj, the music scores of Miyazaki's films are terrific. I should specifically address my feeling that the (sung) theme song of Howl or either Kiki (her cat rules!!) is based upon some European classical piece which seems done in 'adoration' of European culture, to which I would say that anything Japanese wouldn't of course be anything less, or something like that. Just to say that Japanese music is wonderful, (be it either contemporary or not).

Anyway, the Polish track is way cool: strong beats and strings as adventurous as Arvo Pärt's choir stuff [don't know of a link but we need one here for Pärt's Adonai!!]
As Poland is way cool. :cool: I greatly enjoyed your native country with a group of friends around '97, 'backpacking' by train for 4.5 weeks. Warsaw (interesting, different, especially when the one time we took a late night tram the driver decided to pull over and pop out for 20 minutes to get beers since it will have been his last ride for the day, locking everyone in in the process, just when 2 guys started a decent brawl) - Krakow, rich and booming and superb alas only as a one day visit from out of Warsaw per slow train - Wegorszevo area (beautiful, good eats and lots of skateboarders, cool Belaruse for one day (meeting up with a cool old kind floodgate man who seemed to speak English at times, as he showed us all the Russian installed electric bits which had remained unused from scratch in preferring the autonomy of manual floodgate operation), the cool lakes and woody nature, (within which shacks were situated, suited for night time drinks, as was revealed to us on our second night, during some youngster rivalry - to the point of a baseball bat even, when to our own surprise our presence had some calming effect resulting in comradery) followed by a day trip to the WolfsKranz aka Wolvenstein which was... intense - Gdansk (again the beauty and cultural richesse and again: lots of skateboarding making for easy conversation) - from which we ferried to the isle of Hell, which has proven to be one of my best destinations yet. To keep it short: one time we stood before a small train level crossing, when what was to pass, straight over the tracks, was nothing other than a young wild boar, screeching adamantly, I mean, what will top that?! Plenty of pleasant evening beach people too, and that Baltic shore has different sand: tiny discs instead of grains.
So Poland = great :smile: :cool: . Especially since in advance we'd spent a good portion of our budgets on some superduper full month unlimited railway tickets, so superduper almost every railway officer dude had never even seen one before, causing minor amuck at times at first.
Oh and thanx for starting this thread by the way.

[SpydaWeb]

Interesting...

I was listening to that Warsaw Village Band music that Mikolaj linked to. One of the linked "friends" was a group called Huun-Huur-Tu (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=146476745). I'm digging their music quite a bit.

I've only recently (3 years or so) discovered throat singing, but really digging it. Listen to Aa-Shuu Dekei-Oo as example. At around the 45sec mark.

[Mikolaj]

Buun-Huur-Tu[/URL]. I'm digging their music quite a bit.

I've only recently (3 years or so) discovered throat singing, but really digging it.
Indeed, that's a very unusual and unique type of singing! The rythm of Descara reminds me of thwe stuff by the Thievery Corporation...

Glad to hear you had so much fun in this part of Europe, Keel!

One of the live performances by my favorite band Bonobo, that just blows me away:
http://www.ntsh.co.uk/bonobolines.php

[hellboyone]

Because someone has to represent hip hop... :)

These cats come from the current movement that resembles the Native Tongues from the early 90s (which included A Tribe Called Quest, Leaders of the New School, De La Soul, etc. The early 90s is my favorite time in rap music.) Here are some songs with great lyrics and music.

Shad - I Don't Like To
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-q0YX0uPQs

9th Wonder and Buckshot featuring Talib Kweli - Hold It Down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQGiteEaJY8

Blu & Exile - Soul Amazing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rurDRF6j03M

More to come...

[MarisaSmith]

I know my friends hate riding in the car with me since I put on the iPod and it goes from Metallica to Beethoven. But here are some favorites that I think (Hope) you won't have heard of.

Attitude by Suede
It sounds kinky, I just love it.
http://www.imeem.com/raverkidazed/music/fTophhFo/suede_attitude/

50 Special by Lunapop
I used to listen to this song all the time when I lived in Rome.
http://www.imeem.com/massimiliano/music/T41ovr7u/lunapop_50_special (http://www.imeem.com/massimiliano/music/T41ovr7u/lunapop_50_special/)/

Cante e Dance by Pink Martini
If you like loungy/standards/world music, you will LOVE Pink Martini, and they are amazing in concert. It's an 11-piece mini-orchestra. Very cool
http://www.imeem.com/isuda/music/GBU9MLTV/pink_martini_cante_e_dance/

I hope the different languages thing doesn't bother people. The 50 special song is about riding a vespa through the city. And Cante e Dance is about singing and dancing and there you will find life. Enjoy!
...Marisa

[E. Spears]

Got an eclectic set to turn people on to today - -

No Children (http://myspace.com/them0untaing0ats) by The Mountain Goats (http://myspace.com/themountaingoats). It might be my favorite Mountain Goats song. I recall many many (drunken) nights of my friends and I belting this song off a balcony while it played on a stereo behind us. It's just so damn good.

Teenage Mustache (http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DUce8VGl-Y) by The Locust (http://myspace.com/thelocust). This song is great. All their songs are great. Most of their songs run under a minute long, so just look up everything by them ever. It's all awesome, assuming you're open to noisy-punk-thrash anti-music. I saw them a few years ago at Coachella, it was pretty much the coolest thing ever.

Gusty Like The Wind (http://www.myspace.com/mayleneandthesonsofdisasterfan) by Maylene and the Sons of Disaster (http://myspace.com/mayleneandthesonsofdisaster). Really excellent Southern rock/hardcore with with some metal thrown in for good measure. It's really great stuff.

[hellboyone]

And just to break the rules for a moment, here's the Elvis Costello Primer, complete with song links.

http://www.avclub.com/content/feature/primer_elvis_costello

Because everyone should appreciate the greatest songwriter of the past 30 years.

[Asa]

More of some of my favorite bands making there way around the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osam78j6Q74
I love to go to the music festivals they have in Iceland. You can usually find an eclectic mix.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKGEnINYgnQ
When I get tired of listening to the toned down music I venture to the challenged lyrics

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E5sTcGsFP8
Cute, alittle funny,and oldies. But The queen . Oh My

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpe08QsM1dU

[shockroach]

"Silver" by jesu. Epic, kind of like if Sigur Ros and My Bloody Valentine played metal together .
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=104874555

Having trouble finding links for other songs, plus i am about to get off work and need to eat. I'll post two more later. (probably not)

[Kees_L]

My family would crack up to hear someone say that.
I hope that to be a good thing then SpydaWeb, since I did effectively say it :smile:.
Thanks for Buun-Huur-Tu btw, they got some great 'voweling' going on.

And thanks E for The Locust (I love how in this song they appear to be singing 'diaper rash' ~ can one not like that?).
And yes, Jesu needed a post here, thanks shockroach.
As did Elvis Costello hellboyone (especially by a Hip-Hop representative especially one that draws neat as well o & especially one that breaks rules easily :biggrin: ).

[Kees_L]

This post I start of with kind of a native jingle dedicated to our threadstarter here, it's
Dutch pride Johnny Meijer on his Box Full of Goodness...:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=sx5ePmjJ0VY
Next, for happy cats everywhere, the
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=RZmxNM6DwsY&feature=related
In conclusion, some Slint blues:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=AavXEGQP9tU

Hope you enjoy.

[Mikolaj]

This post I start of with kind of a native jingle dedicated to our threadstarter here, it's
Dutch pride Johnny Meijer on his Box Full of Goodness...:

.
Scares the crap out of me! ;)

Mark ronson mixing B.Dylan
The may winehouse producer and one of my favorite DJ's does a bit of boogie-woogie with the folk legend:
[URL="http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=oCeKkJlMJDQ"] you go your way... (http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=sx5ePmjJ0VY)

Little Dragon - Twice
A band I've recently had a chance to see live (I have a friend who suspicously wins free tickets nearly every time she takes part in the "win a ticket" thingies!)
V. Climatic - It's a young band but the count of impresive songs per album is going up - so i would recommend remmembering them
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=tcP5ivpLbCM&feature=related] Twice (http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=tcP5ivpLbCM&feature=related)

Cinematic Orchestra - to build a home
Feeling home sick, anyone? This song makes my eyes water[just a little bit that is... ;) ] whenever I hear it while somewhere far away from my beloved Cracovian flat.
Here live from the barbican concert with Lue
built a home stand. (http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=UM7EPnhHtu0&feature=related)


And here the Grey Reverend version (which i like a bit more)
build a home acustic (http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=nVH9aMnS3_0)

p.s. What an amazing tool this you tube is! :)

[Kees_L]

QUOTE=Mikolaj;6879644]Scares the crap out of me! ;)[/QUOTE]

Really? And he so aptly conveys his skill in his headmotions. Then maybe this is for you, Holland's super star Michiel Romeyn:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=6L5bOc_veJ4&feature=related
Please comment on this, the Dutch may be more proud of him than Rutger Hauer.

[E. Spears]

MOAR MUSIC.

Exhaustion by Against Me! (http://myspace.com/againstme) - I don't know how you can legitimately get it, as it's not actually been released on anything (I think it was from a demo tape stolen from the singer Tom at a show). I think it's from demos recorded around the same time as Searching For A Former clarity, judging from the sound. If you can't find that one, just listen to everything else they've made. They're just wonderful, and one of my favorite bands of all time.

In Concert (http://www.myspace.com/mystuff777777) by The Faint (http://www.myspace.com/thefaint) - It's pretty awesome. It's my favorite song to have on the mp3 station in Grand Theft Auto 3 while I'm drivin' around cappin' fools. I think it's probably the sweet keyboard lines.

The Con (http://myspace.com/teganandsara) by Tegan and Sara (http://myspace.com/teganandsara) - way sweet titular track from their newest record. I really dig what they do.

[Kees_L]

Since nobody will know this one, I guess it will be permitted to post this, a song called Bedrock, from a now defunct band Stillwell ('94-'03) of which I was the singer / lyrical dude:
http://home.wanadoo.nl/stillwell/stillwell_bedrock.mp3
Pelican's Drought sounds kind of right for Hellboy:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=8066086
The main mentor Dave Pajo aka Papa M ~ Krusty:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=m3yrt3fcTfg&feature=related

[Asa]

Kool. Love this band. and some of this is filmed in Iceland.
2005 I got stuck with my car in a snow drift high on a fjord in Iceland, yeah it is scary when the sun goes down and the tempurture drops 50 degrees in 10 minutes, but you will always find an Icelander takining out the toys (atv's) to play in the arctic, high on the fjords. And with the black lava it is awsome.
Perfect for the film.
Beware monsters at play!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzbxizbc0bQ

[SpydaWeb]

The Con (http://myspace.com/teganandsara) by Tegan and Sara (http://myspace.com/teganandsara) - way sweet titular track from their newest record. I really dig what they do.

I'm kind of digging Nineteen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqJbHM-KGWU).

[Asa]

I thought I would post this interveiw that I foung on you tube. It expresses quite about how different the music is in Iceland as to other lands. I grew up on them, and have always unerstood deversity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHQaFvNCar0

[Kees_L]

And with the black lava it is awsome.

Your adventuruous anecdote there chills my spine, Asa. Kool stuff.
On Lordi I can say this: definately one of my lesser hated Yurovvishian entries
although nothing can touch legendary ABBA
(please understand dear goddess: I am not one for 'entertainment music').
Have you ever checked out Arvo Pärt, a classical Estonian/Latvian composer? You may also enjoy Do Make Say Think (from Canada:smile: ) - I'll look for a link.

[Asa]

Your adventuruous anecdote there chills my spine, Asa. Kool stuff.
On Lordi I can say this: definately one of my lesser hated Yurovvishian entries
although nothing can touch legendary ABBA
(please understand dear goddess: I am not one for 'entertainment music').
Have you ever checked out Arvo Pärt, a classical Estonian/Latvian composer? You may also enjoy Do Make Say Think (from Canada:smile: ) - I'll look for a link.
Wonderfull. yes I am familiar.
I have a cousin who studdied singing in Italy, she sang there for 15 years before returning to Iceland. She does have one of his songs on her CD,( I know he is finnish). good stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtFPdBUl7XQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c08i_9gumJs

I probably have everyone of the ABBA songs memorized.
If you havn't made your way to England to see Momma Mia , it is great, I have seen it 3 times here in NYC.

[Kees_L]

Do Make Say Think you really need to see live I guess. But I'd like to post this as it's a really cool video for the song In Mind of their latest ('07) album - not my personal favorite, which would be 'Goodbye Enemy Airship the Landlord Is Dead' (+ this vid's a must for Sock Monkey fans):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6XIKCmZw44
Who knew composer Philip Glass would make an occasional score for the 1931 movie 'Dracula'? (I bet mr. Mignola would like this:smile:):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUB2BkD57rA
The band Russian Circles to me seems a legend in the making and I really wanna see 'em live... (WARNING: instruMETAL:eek: )
Check their new song 'Harper Lewis'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmOR1I2Q-OI&feature=related
or for better sound quality 'Death Rides a Horse...':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfMzznmOw_4&feature=related

Asa, I last went to London in march '05, to see Slint live, not for (any) musicals >"snort!"<... If you would invite me I would maybe consider going to one, but 'till then: never... And I could have, during my trip I mean, since upon returning, after checking in at Luton (EasyJet) people for my flight were sent to like Gate ZZ999 where it was announced cancelled due to heavy snow & frost in Holland (minus 22 Celcius at night!) (Holland!). The next day same story. The next two days same story (with actually checking in first thrice nay quadruple-y. The last evening BBC featured a movie called 'Groundhog Day' - I kid or pork you not!!!

[Kees_L]

This has me reminisce Big Red's travels underwater:
Radiohead ~ Pyramid Song http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=cqP0WNpojFM
Whenever spotting Lilitu's avatar I go catatonic with hearing this at full volume:
Air ~ Run http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZBCciL6yB0 (this to help Lilitu take over the world :wink:.
And to stay on topic with catatonicity (?) and cool bloodshrinking attitude (??):
the Breeders ~ "Saints" http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=wbCFaBfPlno

[Ivar_L]

Arvo Pärt is from Estonia.

If you want to hear Finnish pop music, try PMMP:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeY-Ea35UIg
Song's name means something like "Personally"
They, two girls with band, have very good lyrics, they make perfect pop mixed with some punk attitude;
Or this one, "Travelling song" about their band on the road:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3XuJWA-2EQ&feature=related
or
"Daycare", about breaking up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jZ-QOa4VyI
"You will get the turtles, 'cos they are yours, just remember to clean terrarium"

And a couple of Estonian pop songs:
Hu?, #1 at the moment, pop/drum&bass with ironic text
This one is about babe who's disappointed, that guy she's interested of, doesn't look at her and doesn't even send messages to her mobile:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcO08bTzCzA
Video is from TV program, they don't usually look that morbid;
About driving with taxi in deep night (audio only):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTABzkBzNkI&feature=related

Or Estonian hip-hop, Toe Tag:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CT8Tx9XCvNI&feature=related
Song is about how they won't get any money, need to borrow from mom and they don't really understand to where all the money went... again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9do8aUpVV-U&feature=related
Funny videos.

And, best ever Russian band - Kino:
Singer died ca 1990 in car crash, I'd say they were very The Smiths influenced:

"Sadness"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2aXNxJMqLo&feature=related
and a very good cover by Zemfira:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnQzJp7C5qs&feature=related

And about other neighbors of Estonia - from Sweden try Kent and from Latvia Brainstorm.

Quick post, full of typos and errors, I'm sure...

[dbird]

It's cool to see Slint getting love on here. They played their first shows in the guy that got me into Hellboy's living room! Kees_L, I was in London in '05 for the All Tomorrow's Parties Slint curated. Is that where you saw them? I was playing with a group called Sean Garrison and the Five Finger Discount.

Here's some songs I've been into,

Randy Newman - Louisiana 1927
E.C. Ball - One Day I Will
Bonnie "Prince" Billy - Missing One
Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns - Don't You Just Know It
R. Kelly - Get Dirty

[Mikolaj]

Randy Newman - Louisiana 1927
E.C. Ball - One Day I Will
Bonnie "Prince" Billy - Missing One
Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns - Don't You Just Know It
R. Kelly - Get Dirty
Try not to forget the links next time. ;) Rules are rules, sorry. :)

[Jankenstein]

Try not to forget the links next time. ;) Rules are rules, sorry. :)

But it's soooooo much easier just to post http://rateyourmusic.com/~Powerslave214
instead of 18,952 Youtube links. :wink:

[Kees_L]

Kees_L, I was in London in '05 for the All Tomorrow's Parties Slint curated. Is that where you saw them? I was playing with a group called Sean Garrison and the Five Finger Discount.


Hi dbird, I was late in the Slint ATP fest, then it was announced some extra shows were to follow in the UK and Europe - I attended one at the London Forum on March 2nd. Saw them again in Amsterdam last year.
Sean (on myspace) sure sounds cool, to me a bit like Hank Williams and Gibby 'Butthole Surfer' Haynes exchanging boast stories, enjoyable and narrative (Have you ever heard the Enablers?). Your friend is cool too for having both Hellboy comics as Slint to feature (:eek:) in his abode! (As are Randy Newman and all howlin' miseries by dark Prince Will Oldham).
You can easily edit your post into links (with 'edit') but only you can, so hence Mikolaj's wish - he owns / curates this here juke-box you see :smile:.
Many thanks Ivar_L for your additions, I greatly enjoy Hu? / Hannaliisa Uusma, both the D&B as in the Kraftwerkian appearance (the singer has a strong voice and lots of attitude) and Kino is sweet too. Although Arvo Pärts' choir / vocal works for me remains untouchable in greatness, maybe only Spydawebs' throat singing comes close...

[MaskedMan]

caribou - irene

broken social scene - cause = time

devendra banhart - heard somebody say

MGMT - weekend wars

look these songs up on
www.playlist.com

you wont be disappointed

[Kees_L]

Mikolaj: be sure to post some cool newly found (as you're now off to study the characters ) Chinese / Asian music, please.
Just to say that & that this weekend I witnessed a formidable Slayer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htL00vi_lYs&feature=related and Death Angel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ow2QPV3uUQ&feature=related playing 45+ minute sets, (among many other bands), from no more than about 15 feet away, mostly due to a high stage and the obligatory surf-'n-crash lane. At Wâldrock 2008 - the best metal festival in the Netherlands (Friesland actually), for those that enjoy metal or looking at people enjoying themselves in (un-)inviting ways :cool:.

[E. Spears]

I've been going to metal shows in the high desert more frequently and I've discovered some excellent bands.

Conducting From The Grave (http://www.myspace.com/conductingfromthegrave) from my birthplace Sacramento, California. The singer in the band grabbed my throat and choked me during their set, it was awesome.

Mandalyn's Bell (http://www.myspace.com/mandalynsbell) hail from my hometown's neighbor Hesperia. They are pretty goddamn brutal. I had a great time during their set, even though some drunk hardcore-dancin' sonofagun punched me in the face.

Beneath the Massacre (http://myspace.com/btm) - my favorite kind of grindcore/death metal from Montreal, Quebec. I haven't actually seen them, but I borrowed a CD of theirs from my buddy and they are way bitchin'.

[H.G. Manifold]

Oh man, I've been into so much random stuff lately.

I'd say my current top 3 (both listened to and favorite) would be:

Paper Planes or pretty much anything by MIA (http://www.myspace.com/mia)

Troublesome, and pretty much anything else by Rustic Overtones (http://www.myspace.com/rusticovertones)

'68 Black Charger by my friends band Werewolves on Wheels (http://www.myspace.com/werewolvesonwheels)

H.G.

[Pangaea]

This will be interesting, my musical interests are all over the map, although currently I've been listening to more of the mainstream stuff...

Calm before the storm, Nostradamus - Judas Priest
This song is from Judas Priest (http://www.myspace.com/judaspriest)'s new album that came out last month, "Nostradamus", it is performed as a sort of metal opera, with operatic vocal interludes between the songs. This is one of my favorite interlude/song pairing on the album and I am listening to the album everyday right now.

No World for Tomorrow - Coheed and Cambria
From Co&Ca (http://www.myspace.com/coheedandcambria)'s newest album with its full, exhaustive name, "Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World For Tomorrow" This song is almost always in my head. I don't care how many of the poppy songs MTV plays by this band or how many skinny 12 year olds wearing all black listen to them, Coheed and Cambria will continue to be one of my favorite bands due to their style, originality, depth and character, this song pretty much displays why I loved this band ever since their debut.

Reunited - Wu Tang Clan
One of my favorite hip hop groups of all time, the track is off a double LP they released and I pretty much know the whole thing and all the peoples parts. It is just a solid lyrical exhibition of each of the spitters skills, GZA, RZA, Method Man, Dirty Bastard, Wu-Tang (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=88244159)was at their peak on this album.

I think you can perhaps listen to these songs on all these bands Myspace, besides Judas Priest.

By the way, for those who were talking about Mum earlier in the thread, they are awesome. I'm also a big fan of Bjork which Mum reminds me of a lot. Anyone interested in Icelandic bands should check out Nix Noltes, I think they have a Myspace as well. I saw them open up for Animal Collective and liked them more than AC. They are instrumental Icelandic folk and their entire songs sound like the instrumental bridges in Nuetral Milk Hotel songs.

[jnapper]

Seeing this thead, I realized I still had this incomplete reply from a while back:

"First Sleep" by Cliff Martinez from the SOLARIS score
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7SRktSlsGA
I love the shift that occurs at about 2:08.

"Teardrop" by Massive Attack from MEZZANINE
An edited instrumental version of this is used for the opening of the TV show HOUSE. The original vocal song is also on the HOUSE and PRISON BREAK soundtracks.
link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsmzF1TqslY
favorite part: about 3:15-4:00.

Never got to #3, but I figured I should cut and paste this reply at least...

[Kees_L]

Cool, lots of new posts up!
MaskedMan, Pangaea (, Jankenstein): Could you please find it in your hearts to edit links into them?
This thread is set up like a workable jukebox, for which posters put in the coin by using links. I know threadstarter Mikolaj would love you for it (I don't really, but since he'll be tied up learning how 'smithsonian clank sounds make for purty elegant icons' I thought I'd ask :smile:).
H.G.: I like MIA's rawness and wicked beats (I feel she represents the India-like parts without going all swankeyhead all the time), I like WOW's feel and how they spell 'wow'.
Pangaea: I would so like to see a WTC songlink :wink:.
E.: CFTG are swell but that singer better watch his step for grabbin you...
Of MB I like that the singer sounds like he's letting all his multiple personalities speak. The drums in BtM is a bit much for me, they sort of sound floppy in being so damn fast. Although the 2005 album song does more for me.
jnapper: Am I to think you catch a lot of television?:biggrin: (Feel free to ignore me :wink:, esteemed Moderator). Oh and seeing how you like Massive Attack I have a track for you:
Portishead ~ 'Glory Box':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imrfo-uRjcE

[jnapper]

jnapper: Am I to think you catch a lot of television?

Maybe because I listed the HOUSE and PRISON BREAK connections to the Massive Attack song? I've never even seen an episode of PRISON BREAK... I've only seen a few episodes of HOUSE. :)

I like soundtracks and scores.

When I do watch TV, I'm a HISTORY CHANNEL and LOST and BATTLESTAR GALACTICA fan, that I profess.

I'll be watching the LOST repeat marathons on SciFi Channel starting in September. :)

[Pangaea]

My post has been edited and the links added!

[jnapper]

Oh and seeing how you like Massive Attack I have a track for you:
Portishead ~ 'Glory Box':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imrfo-uRjcE

Wow-- I loved that!! Thanks Kees_L!!

When I listened to it, it reminded me of a UK LOST commercial I had seen a few years ago:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qWvnNrgamw ... Lo and behold, it is "Numb" by Portishead.

[Kees_L]

If you like it loud, I know you'll say ever since Unwound died, all there is left 'll be Canada. There will be truth to it.
But as of August 5, Seattle's Helms Alee finds shops through Hydrahead with their album Night Terror (and some cool vinyl stuff). It can be prelistened on their Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/helmsaleemusic

I like it.

Oh and here's a chance to see Dave Pajo* on Mtv with Dead Child (* perfect blend of Ry Cooder, Paul Simon and Lemmy K., only better): http://www.deadchild.net/media.htm (press play :rolleyes:)

[Pangaea]

Godspeed! You Black Emperor

This is what you get when you combine a small avant garde/new baroque symphony, with electric guitar, a drum set, field recordings, and drown it in the mood of the coming apocalypse. Think of it as a huge, really depressing Explosions in the Sky.

http://www.brainwashed.com/godspeed/ = Homepage
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=125114977 = Myspace

Just in case no one got the reference...
http://www.myspace.com/explosionsinthesky = Myspace

[SpydaWeb]

Here are 3 more from me. Each quite/somewhat different from the other.

Caetano Veloso - Cucurrucucu Paloma (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA6G0Fq7d5U). This is a great track taken from the movie, Talk To Her.

Kerli - The Creationist (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_uBHkUnzJM). Kind of...no, definitely pop-y.

Chambao - Pokito a Poko (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EERuDnpNEOo). Jazzy Latin Electronic.

[SpydaWeb]

Juno made a great find with the band Poet in Process. Their song Why (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=85154867)is featured in Hellboy 2.

[Wossname]

I'm a moody bastard sometimes:

Tom Waits
Oh, god, what to pick. I'll chose one of the mellow songs so as not to scare any new listeners. Brawlers, bawlers, and bastards, I love just about everything the man puts out there.
All the World is Green (http://www.imeem.com/murderspice/music/3ANYQSdL/tom_waits_all_the_world_is_green/)

The Scarring Party
Old-timey steampunk music. Kinda. Unique instrumentation and microphone effect gives the impression of a sepia-toned alternate past. I really like this cover of Everybody Knows (http://www.scarringparty.com/sounds/Everybody_Knows.mp3).

Firewater
Influenced by pop, gypsy, circus, and cabaret music, Tod A. is still always full of irony and dark observations. Dark Days Indeed. (http://blackwidowpromotions.com/music/Firewater%20-%20Dark%20Days%20Indeed.mp3)

[Pangaea]

Tom Waits is badass, he just played a show in ATL and it sold out really fast, tickets were 80+.

[Kees_L]

Nice additions to the Hellboard Café Juke Box, guys.
Wossname, thanks for your moodyness :tongue:. Tom Waits I consider being thé steampunk (for actually steamin').
And Pangaea: so you like both Godspeed! and britpop Oasis? Wow you have broad taste...
Spyda, your latest sound happy as ever:biggrin:.

As for myself, I recently found out The New Year had a video made for "The End Is Not Near..."
(and a new album coming out!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqZzFvONbIs

[Wossname]

Tom Waits is badass, he just played a show in ATL and it sold out really fast, tickets were 80+.

Always the case, alas.

I'd kill to see a show -- I love how Waits so often puts an entirely new spin on one of his songs. I wonder how aware his backup is sometimes; I have a relationship with one of my accompanists where we like to.... challenge... each other during live performances, for lack of a better term. :evilsmile:

[Pangaea]

And Pangaea: so you like both Godspeed! and britpop Oasis? Wow you have broad taste...

I also like Loudon Wainwright III and Animal Collective.

I'm all over the board.

[dogboy443]

What keeps me going whether in front of the keyboard, or at the drawing table...

Course of Empire, (http://www.courseofempire.com/home.html) Austin TX band with three releases; COE, Initiation, Telepathic Last Words

Porcupine Tree (http://www.porcupinetree.com/), English band fronted by Steve Wilson, many release over the past decade, albums of note, Deadwing, In Absentia, Fear of a Blank Planet

Last but not least; Alice in Chains (https://www.aliceinchains.com/news.aspx). Everything is awesome!

Cheers!

[Kees_L]

I really like this lots:
Hella - Try Dis, cool video with donut drooling, eagle love, whale-cussing and nice-looking people:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbAo6vgGdo0&feature=related;
This is the Hella two-some live (they occasionally operate in a broader line-up too):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdPIfMO28ck&feature=related;
And this a nice bit of a (hairy) Canadian skating to My favourite Game by the Cardigans:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHAPjfcsPAM; such a class boarder hobo ninja, that Chris Haslam and the Cardigans are cute tew...

[mattmanw54301]

Prince Nuada-Mordred's Lullaby(SPOILERS for Golden Army!!!!) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpv4OH7aR90)
Great fan tribute to Nuada.

Gnarls Barkley-Going On (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_R9fId_Rqo&feature=rec-fresh), my favorite track from them.

The Bravery- Time Wont Let Me Go (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5ZxQ8tnAG8) is where I got the quote in my sig. Yes, it's sad b*stard music, but something about the vocals speaks to me. And it fits my current state of mind.

[siamese goat]

Cant really narrow it down but here is my currents

Clutch- Huge fan since 1994 but the go to album is the second one self titled.

Hank the 3rd- been listening to the last album straight to hell. All novelty aside he is a very good true country musician

Cavalera Conspiracy- Great music and glad to see the brothers back together doing music!

[jnapper]

I really like this snip of "Space Oddity" covered by Cat Powers:
http://i99.photobucket.com/flash/player.swf?file=http://vid99.photobucket.com/albums/l313/greggforeman72/LIFT_OFF_NTSC_FINAL_MASTER_SD.flv

[SpydaWeb]

Prince Nuada-Mordred's Lullaby(SPOILERS for Golden Army!!!!) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpv4OH7aR90)
Great fan tribute to Nuada.


Interesting. The music feels a little off. Maybe it's the way they mixed things together, but anyway. I still kinda like it. Good effort.

[Pangaea]

I really like this lots:
Hella - Try Dis, cool video with donut drooling, eagle love, whale-cussing and nice-looking people:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbAo6vgGdo0&feature=related;
This is the Hella two-some live (they occasionally operate in a broader line-up too):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdPIfMO28ck&feature=related;
And this a nice bit of a (hairy) Canadian skating to My favourite Game by the Cardigans:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHAPjfcsPAM; such a class boarder hobo ninja, that Chris Haslam and the Cardigans are cute tew...

If you like Hella you should listen to The Advantage; their sole goal as a band is to cover every peice of music from every NES video game. If I'm not mistaken if actually features the guitarist from Hella and I think the drummer from Deerhoof.

[Kees_L]

Well, jnapper, then how do you like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7RnqBchvTU&feature=related (sung by Bonnie Beecher, arrangements by Jeff Alexander, from a Twilight Zone episode)
Check out how 'very interested' the dude is! :biggrin: Splendid song 'though, for me the mother of all 'trip-hop'.

Here's a 'fan-flick' to the full song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH1TkRJFSZk&feature=related
Quite Pan's Labyrinth-like. Made by a filmmaker who seems to have turned it into 'when love hath losed its youthful mystery' or something sighful :smile:.

pangaea, I will check The Advantage, thanks!

One more to go: Here's a 'video' for Meshuggah's Ritual, which seems to feature a Hellboy wannabe...:tongue:: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocHjQRllKFM

[Mikolaj]

some inteligent british hip-hop: http://www.ntsh.co.uk/letter-from-god-to-man.php

[Kees_L]

Wheu-euw, pwetty ri-fulleigh ikonnik tha' iz, meh fellou geizzah :cool::smile: ...

[SpydaWeb]

Ever listen to a song that was good, but was made even better after you saw its video? Here are some songs that had that effect on me.

The Journey Continues (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNLEXej-wTI) by Mark Brown.

Sunshine Philosophy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQKZtRtEiBo) by Future Loop Foundation.

El Disco Anal (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8EN8MC2rfA) by Los Amigos Invisibles

[gdeo]

yeah....like this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu_moia-oVI

[MarisaSmith]

Mmmm... This one for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqOpMl4HD2U&feature=PlayList&p=ACFD82528AC1FD1D&index=3

[Myron L]

"Into The Fire" by Disturbed...
the lead singer had a dream that he met the Devil...thus a song is born !
;)

[Kees_L]

Ever listen to a song that was good, but was made even better after you saw its video? Here are some songs that had that effect on me.
[/B]

Memorable video impact for me would have to start with this:
P. E. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuTi9UZtPbw
:cool:
Another vid of a song I really like is this:
Daft Punk ~ Around the World. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0HSD_i2DvA
But with my best liked music it's generally that no vids are made or known to me.
For example I knew this was made but could never find it untill Youtube:
(btw: does Scott Allie have brothers?)
Chavez ~ Break Up Your Band. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDxiSPLaCfQ&feature=related
I've seen these guys live in '95 or '96 and they did play like they did mean it. And the story goes that for this vid. they actually called in a number of male strippers. Bet they were surprised to walk into like a Geraldo live studio audience thing ...

[Jankenstein]

Nice to see other fans of Porcupine Tree, AiC, and Clutch! \m/

[siamese goat]

dead milkmen
bark hard
suicidal tendecies
spoiler nyc
in punk mode since it cooled down enough to skate!

[Asa]

I found some more Eirikur Haukson on you tube, mostly older stuff, He's been very busy.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZhR6XaoT2I
One of the great legends I learned from when we were young.:wink:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug_SArG9bls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DpUreD9cMg

[InAdia]

I listen to music as frequently as a I read, sometimes simultaneously. I am a total music junkie and go through several LPs daily, but lately I have been really taking in...

Cyndi Lauper
Django Reindhart
The Blood Brothers
Journey
Queen
Silverchair
At the Drive-In
The Birthday Massacre
Envy
Erykah Badu
Emiliana Torrini
Portishead
Thursday
Joy Division
Thin Lizzy

That has pretty much been my lifeblood for the past month or so.

The Real Inadia

[SpydaWeb]

I've been listening to a lot of Angela McCluskey.

- Brighton Beach (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7ErSb9mOc4) - Telepopmusik feat. Angela McCluskey

- Hey You (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OlSwAjIwZY) - Telepopmusik feat. Angela McCluskey

- It's Been Done (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbR8k25ATMs)

- Know It All (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Dhl9qq54_s)

[Kees_L]

I listen to music as frequently as a I read, sometimes simultaneously. I am a total music junkie and go through several LPs daily, but lately I have been really taking in...

The Real Inadia

Cool that Django's on your list. Do you know this, featuring one Beryl Davis?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikY-TzugkKk.
And if this is Envy, I like it very much 'though must need to explore it further: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pd1YSVLfZ4&feature=related.

Off late I'm (still) much taken with Helms Alee: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXAkrCU41iI&feature=related, but if someone would like to hear a Dutch pop song, check Spinvis's 'Astronaut': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0D0QRRR6Je0.

:cool:

[hellboyone]

A couple songs on regular rotation at home and work.

Owl City
Hello Seattle by Owl City.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VlK2BOhmvU

Santogold
Pretty Green by Mark Ronson feat. Santogold (The Jam cover)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOB90UA33mo

My Drive Thru by Pharrell, Julian Casablancas, and Santogold.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPZ5fnYFI4Q

Pacific Division
F.A.T. Boys '08 by Pacific Division.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyKUuPNv-LU

[SpydaWeb]

I'm digging Santogold. I miss hearing that style music.

[Kees_L]

A couple songs on regular rotation at home and work.

Owl City
Hello Seattle by Owl City.


Whoa, I have been hooked on Owl City's cool positive sighfulness for days on end now...
:smile:
:cool:
:rolleyes:

[Ivar_L]

There's new album out - "The Sound of the Smiths". I ignored all the previous The Smiths compilations, but this one is different - remastering is supervised by Johnny Marr. There are 45 songs on 2-disc version, singles on first, B-sides and rarities on the second.

[E. Spears]

I'm digging Santogold. I miss hearing that style music.

Santogold's pretty cool and I dig her work, but I don't get some of the praise I've heard for her music, often hailing it as the most important piece of recorded music ever (might be a little bit of hyperbole there, but not much). It's especially strange to me because artists like M.I.A. and Saul Williams have been doing it for years (and they aren't even close to the first, they're just my favorites). Santogold's work is definitely sweet, though.

On that note, everybody has gotta listen to Burzum's Det Som En Gang Var.
Part one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnxP4BhNVU8
Part two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erhg7J2EyX4

The song is about 15 minutes long, but it's real real good.

Listening to Kanye West's Can't Teach Me Nothin' is also a good idea, but it becomes an especially good idea when you watch the official video, which has Zach Galifianakis and Will Oldham being wacky.

Kanye and Zach and Will: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x0TumWdlhk

Finally JFC by the Acacia Strain. I really, really love this song. "I AM THE END OF THE WORLD!"

JFC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUqQuGm8gbI&NR=1

[Kees_L]

The song is about 15 minutes long, but it's real real good.

Well, albeit Burzum doesn't seem my brand of sherry, for mood and mystery I really like EARTH,
(recent live): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56zZktuZhk4&feature=related
(older cool): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPK5qsUEeMQ
which I saw live this year in Holland's Effenaar. Great show, great band and real accesible, as the full band came out for meeting afterwards. Dylan Carlson too was real nice and laid back and we talked for a bit.

Loved the clip with the guy and Will Oldham 'though, a cool tractor and plenty ho's for milkin' :tongue:.

[jnapper]

Okay guys, can anyone identify this for me?

It was some wicked cool 'filler' music on Wisconsin Public Radio... I can't find any reference to what it is. I emailed the show, but we'll see if I hear back.

http://www.hellboy.com/_msgboard/what_is_this.wav

[mentok27]

Eddy Current Suppresion Ring's self titled Debut. Reminds me of the Living Ends first album..... but less rockabilly.

[Kees_L]

Okay guys, can anyone identify this for me?

It was some wicked cool 'filler' music on Wisconsin Public Radio... I can't find any reference to what it is. I emailed the show, but we'll see if I hear back.

http://www.hellboy.com/_msgboard/what_is_this.wav

Apparently your requested title is a tough note to crack, miss Jonell. For me it is anyway, since I have not a clue.

My question is: do you know Squarepusher? You can listen here, but watch out: it's good :biggrin:
'U.F.O.s over Leytonstone' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-6H2qaZBfg;.
Or something to watch both as listen to? This is Miyazaki's Mononoke Hime on Norwegian 'Röyksopp' - it gets better and better for cool synchronised chills :cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu684V2lB3Q;.
Last but definitely not least: way cool official Pelican video on a vocalist arriving :tongue:, which I consider excellent for an execution :smile:.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P8LI1UJQNI.

Oh, and Pangaea: big thanx for steering me towards The Advantage: they are genuinely great (as are the sweet 8bit originals) plus they crack me up at the same time! Truely an advantage that.

[jnapper]

Well, jnapper, then how do you like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7RnqBchvTU&feature=related (sung by Bonnie Beecher, arrangements by Jeff Alexander, from a Twilight Zone episode)
Check out how 'very interested' the dude is! :biggrin: Splendid song 'though, for me the mother of all 'trip-hop'.

Here's a 'fan-flick' to the full song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH1TkRJFSZk&feature=related
Quite Pan's Labyrinth-like. Made by a filmmaker who seems to have turned it into 'when love hath losed its youthful mystery' or something sighful :smile:.

I *loved* this in TZ. And http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH1TkRJFSZk made me cry-- thanks for that link! :)

[jnapper]

(I love ukulele)

Ukulele Orchestra of GB - Life on Mars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxCj2MO02AE&fmt=18

Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow Lyrics
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe5p1BXNCQM&fmt=18

Ukulele weeps by Jake Shimabukuro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puSkP3uym5k&fmt=18

[Warwickweil]

Umm... I'm going to share some ethnic music if it's ok... I love these kind of music but my friends usually mock me because of it.

Gongs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JZ7RllFl9c
This one is from Kuala Penyu, Sabah. Different places have different tunes.

Sape
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vuy4bsw_I6Y
Played by 2 boys from Sarawak. I wish my people still have a stringed instrument...

Some more gongs...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggrzaCTPrZM
I think this one is adapted. I wish I could play like this... Played at a harvest festival (Tadau Kaamatan = Harvest Festival)

Another sape
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ad6RA8xryA
Played by Tuyang Tan Ngan

[jnapper]

Okay guys, can anyone identify this for me?

It was some wicked cool 'filler' music on Wisconsin Public Radio... I can't find any reference to what it is. I emailed the show, but we'll see if I hear back.

http://www.hellboy.com/_msgboard/what_is_this.wav

Reposting... because this is still haunting me--

BTW, they had no info on it... it's not listed in even their info :eek:

[Kees_L]

Jnapper, Jake Shimabukuro shows me how I knew jack or squat of what's humanly possible on a ukelele. Insane stuff for tone and keeping rythm, although this clip feels a tad rich on showcasing (which is still fine:wink:).

And you did establish Wisconsin email contact? Someone'll have played it so either they'd have it around or they'd know it? Or else you're gonna have to launch your own karaoked version, to see who'd sue you for infringement:tongue:.

And Warwickweil, thanks for more properly introducing me to Sapa, especially the two guys sound magical!
(Regarding gongs I'll be rather virginian I fear, but I do dig Himalayan type sounds much.)

[jnapper]

Or else you're gonna have to launch your own karaoked version, to see who'd sue you for infringement:tongue:.

Ha! Yes, this is my only option.

Soon, I will RAR the file so I will not be tempted to listen to it again for two years.

[jnapper]

More on tangent youtube ukulele:

"We're Together w/ Bonus Sun Facts!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th8jCIjeVm0&fmt=18

Happy Christmas again, everyone!! I'm waiting for my sister and brother-in-law so we can have Christmas lunch. :)

God bless and Merry Christmas!

[Tothiro]

I *loved* this in TZ. And http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH1TkRJFSZk made me cry-- thanks for that link! :)

omgz. Like watching the caged bird sing. That's fantastic.

[Kees_L]

A pick-me-up? Tighter than a sampler, is this 'Kodoku No Hatsumei' by the Japanese band Toe:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=nZTM8sYbDGw&feature=related

Smog can be intense ('I Feel Like The Mother Of The World'):
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=3i6yLyUIz4M&feature=related
The vid features Chloë Sevigny.

And I hope everyone has been saying their Iggies in the evening!
('Punk Rock' by Mogwai):
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=iOJRSpi0GOQ&feature=related

:cool:

[Asa]

I didn't know where to post this, OT thread or here, so I put it here. just wanted to share.

I figured sooner or later I would find family singing there hearts out, in the rain no less. Sorry it is in Icelandic.::frown: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYkJmdCh1OI
I like seeing my cousins, being far away!

[Pangaea]

Sorry it is in Icelandic.::frown:

Never frown for Icelandic things!

Iceland is awesome and so is the music!

I love Sigur Ros, Bjork and Mum. ALL Icelandic bands.

[hellboyone]

I've been trading sad song playlists with friends via email via Seeqpod. Here's a selection, if you feel like feeling down. Warning: one or two of these are relentlessly sad.

David Bowie - Space Oddity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhSYbRiYwTY

Camera Obscura - Teenager
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORChwGPCeDw

Ben Folds - Fred Jones pt. 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SO1F_u2_iE

Sufjan Stevens - Casimir Pulaski Day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGEMx3TKxNc

The Cinematic Orchestra - To Build A Home
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhHKfSFGdUI

Elvis Costello - Almost Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t-jTG1oSC4

I have happy song playlists as well. I think it's massively difficult to craft a happy or a sad song that isn't completely cheesy or terrible. If I find "Tears In Heaven" on another sad song playlist, I may have to jump out a window myself.

[Kees_L]

I've been trading sad song playlists with friends via email via Seeqpod. Here's a selection, if you feel like feeling down. Warning: one or two of these are relentlessly sad.

Cool. I tend to feel good melancholy can grab and uplift my spirit greatly. My sad list would certainly include these:

Codeine ~ 'Pea' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfiS2IUIZy4;
Pavement ~ 'Here' http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=jr3N12veTAA&feature=related;
The Beatles (White Album) ~ 'Mother Nature's Son' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz90jTFT6rc&feature=related.
These are also melancholic:
Mongolian Blues http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=HwANedEkqaY&feature=related;
Stillwell ~ 'Bedrock' http://home.wanadoo.nl/stillwell/stillwell_bedrock.mp3. (What does anyone think of this last one?)

[jnapper]

I was recently introduced by an aussie friend to LIVE AT ST. GALLEN by the John Butler Trio. If you get a chance to hear the disc set, I especially recommend "Company Sin" and "Ocean."

Ocean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-eBWNa3cds
Company Sin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBhOwSM6QTU (Very cool story intro. Music starts at 45 seconds in.)

[jnapper]

Nekko Case - "This Tornado Loves You" (clip from David Letterman 4/15)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddggzqudQXM&fmt=18


I love Butch Vig's drumming and music talents (a la Garbage), but I've also always digged his mad production skillz...I thought this was a great (albeit short) deconstruction of "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErcJ2kUC4Wg


David Bowie - Space Oddity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhSYbRiYwTY

epic and fave, Rick

[hellboyone]

I love Butch Vig's drumming and music talents (a la Garbage), but I've also always digged his mad production skillz...I thought this was a great (albeit short) deconstruction of "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErcJ2kUC4Wg




Wow...that was great. I'll have to see that whole special...I assume it's a VH1 Classic thing on Nevermind? I met Butch Vig once at a bar where the Foo Fighters put on a surprise performance. Nice guy.

I've been obsessed with this song the last few days:

Metric - Gold Guns Girls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYLjHhSOE7s

[jnapper]

Wow...that was great. I'll have to see that whole special...I assume it's a VH1 Classic thing on Nevermind? I met Butch Vig once at a bar once where the Foo Fighters put on a surprise performance. Nice guy.

Rick, it was from Classic Albums (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Albums) on VH-1, BBC, etc. This was the piece: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Albums:_Nirvana_-_Nevermind

Neat to hear the comment about Butch Vig-- if ever I was washed up on a desert island with only coconuts and a fully-functional recording studio, he's the guy I'd want there, lol.

btw, this is a nice item too (Vig reflecting on the first time he heard the song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yopeh82K_yE

[Kees_L]

Hi Jnapper! (and ev'rybuddy :smile:)
I enjoyed the John Butler Trio - with great drumming and guitar, decent song structure - although the scatty diction in the singing irks me.

And Nirvana's Butch (the sir is that to me, while Garbage for me somehow seemed too much of a compromise, wow.
I actually saw that clip already, in my keeping track of any occasion the names Kurt or Dave Grohl drop, a frantic tendency which I often feel to be rather secretive about.
I liked how Vig discusses the solo - which for me is weirdly captivating and 'right'-sounding, like the song or the whole album. Or the whole band Nirvana up to a point.

Because of that captivating sound-thing I only truely listened to Mudhoney years later (I didn't get their raunchy 'live-like' sound) - seeing them in '95 or st, on their My brother the cow-tour. They rocked off course :smile:.
(At a 2-day festival with Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Sebadoh, Lemonheads, Guided By Voices, Pavement, Beck, Chemical Brothers and many others still - even Shellac were there!.) Probably right around when I had got hold of my first Hellboy books. Which were HB: SOD #1 and #4.

[Ivar_L]

Can somebody identify the music in this clip?
http://www.wimp.com/dannymacaskill/

Stunning video, btw!

[Kees_L]

Can somebody identify the music in this clip?
http://www.wimp.com/dannymacaskill/

Stunning video, btw!

Band Of Horses - 'The Funeral'. Sweet!

I know it from the "SKATE!" Xbox videogame.
Cool clip - until the tree bit part 2 just over halfway: then it gets freakin' Godlike!!.

[Kees_L]

It's me again. Sorry.
But I had to say, for this:
I've been obsessed with this song the last few days:

Metric - Gold Guns Girls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYLjHhSOE7s
- for hellboyone, a poem made out of sheer gratitude:
"Dear Lord I give thanks for
leading me
not astray which should sound off bells, resemble
for a word a welcoming hallway
instead of miss-spelled tearwells, dead birds, or
a used up ashtray, much rather a pick-me-up
so thanks, you rank (ya big galoot, iridescent, albeit perhaps imaginary omnipotent.)"

To say I enjoyed Metric and probably will some more :smile:.

[PaddyN]

Some songs that I've been listening to lately:

Bruce Springsteen: My Fathers House
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYDW1bIwIV4

Bruce Springsteen: The Ghost of Tom Joad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKKpmbcSe5E

Calexico: Woven Birds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ3B3IuIoGA

[Kees_L]

Just to celebrate the Music Music Music-thread, here's
Yeah Yeah Yeahs ~ 'Pin': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evMVTZgxyVk&feature=channel

Comic art fandom 2008AD-ish style, as captured for
Vitalic ~ 'U and I': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvE4acBEtlI&feature=fvst

Found a decent live bit from Meshuggah - in a nutshell: there like the Wu-Tang Clan, but different. Cool guys 'though - don't let the grumpy hairdo's fool ya :smile:: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1bGCZvIG3o
:cool:

[Asa]

I had heard that Iceland music kick off had gone really well this year. They did a tribute to Queen, It went really well.
It is nice when It gets posted on YouTube.
Magni, Eirikur, Hera and the choir kicked this one off. I wish I had been there there . It has been a while since I have heard those songs. Thought I would post some, if there are any Queen fans out there.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYj_xy6LPkg&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1mZSr-0kts&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1OpY8DFKx8&feature=related

[jnapper]

Some faves from this morning:

"The Shape Of Things To Come" from Battlestar Galactica: S1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tII1DSHPU80
(This piece makes me feel so full of hope.)

"Battlestar Sonatica" from Battlestar Galactica: S3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vcFFf9aa7k

"Refugees Return" from Battlestar Galactica: S3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Ho0SJnoAI

"Kara Remembers" from Battlestar Galactica: S4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcUE_r0VGqY

"One Year Later" from Battlestar Galactica: S2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwHh3NNn_IQ

"Worthy Of Survival" from Battlestar Galactica: S2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylzHr02ApBQ

"Violence and Variations" from Battlestar Galactica: S3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYwpt092O7U

"Passacaglia" from Battlestar Galactica: S1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSYPYq9D_No

"Gaeta's Lament" from Battlestar Galactica: S4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxjGOSmH6kw

"Battlestar Galactica" from Battlestar Galactica: S2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3YVq0Hvd8k

"Roslin And Adama" from Battlestar Galactica: S2
(no link)

"All Along The Watchtower" from Battlestar Galactica: S3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUchAD44xA8

"An Easterly View" from Battlestar Galactica: S4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmvNJiylUa0

"The Passage of Time" from Battlestar Galactica: S4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqBThZFtKX8



I better stop here or I'll be cutting and pasting all morning, hahahaha... I haven't even thought about CAPRICA faves.

Wait, one more... lastly as a bonus, "Metamorphisis Five" by Philip Glass
(Philip Glass, being Starbuck's dad and all)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWLvNULJDpo


--------

Moby - Extreme Ways (Bourne's Ultimatum)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXtuVCgtDSY

[SpydaWeb]

Uh Huh Her - Explode
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSJI0o7T4sk

Placebo (ft David Bowie) - 20th Century Boy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KluhWi8-CuQ

Camille - Pour que l'amour me quitte
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNGsgMbHB4w

[The Lobster]

This might not follow the the rules, but here's two of my favorite songs:

"God of Thunder"- KISS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgkLhfiGIqY

"Cells" -The Servant (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYc1hqCMbEI

I don't listen to very many "Sad" songs, but this one seems like a little bit of a downer:
"Lonely Day"-System Of A Down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYKPyjH2sVQ

[Kees_L]

For some Texan beat-'em-uppence or Austin lounge, much obliged:

White Denim ~ 'I Start To Run' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW26TBF1boo&feature=related;

Baroness = Yes so sure enuff an' yes sigh doo:
Baroness ~ 'Cockroach En Fleur' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWRiSq6Oxog&feature=PlayList&p=6084481F8EB46C0E&index=4;

Why not stand corrected in rich tempo with:
Dysrhythmia ~ 'Room of Vertigo' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNyKYVIsQ9Q&feature=related.

Hope U enjoi.

[Kees_L]

Because a RHoD or Mjölnir still trumps Excalibur:
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9cQaCzRwWE

A notion such as 'John The Balladeer' makes me think of:
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_eXyMikZ3E
but also vice-versa.

Come all ye fair and tender ladies, take warning how you court your men! :smile:
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv-tUWsPXdc&feature=related.

[Jr. Wormwood]

I know I know I know - Tegan and Sara
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCMkY2ZjwPE

These two sisters are just impressive.


Modern World - Wolf Parade
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tTgqxkocf8

Great song with some really cool animation.


Wraith Pined to the Mist - Of Montreal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8cCPH1qnYI&feature=channel

Just a really fun band. A lot of their stuff (not this one so much) remind me of some of the more psychadelic stuff the Beatles did. They put on one hell of a crazy live show too!

[Kees_L]

When I hear this I see Hellboy look upon his world really single-eyedly for the first time:
(Knut ~ Ultralight Backpacking) - don't mind the ad the clip features, I'm guessing it'll only offer you silence... Sorry it breaks off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxGjzvQoxPA&feature=related

And in this it would be the Baba Yaga, peepin' stereovisually again, firm-chestedly with possibly grinning:
(Mouse On The Keys ~ Toccatina)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks8DSqmPdPs&feature=related

More 'Keep On Trucking' (Whacky Races style!):
(The Field ~ Everday)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avdAghATQ2c&feature=related

An extra bonus bit of wonderment, like living dead lovable puppets made to be evil - and just because gasmasks can be cool:
(Mouse On The Keys ~ 最後の晩餐 - official music video!!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjpOhR_Q9xw

[Kees_L]

As daylight shortens - and the cold keeps picking up,
during early outhouse mornings - I need me something good to moan,
or else my burdened body
my burdened body - will start singin' on its own.

Which can be tunes like:

the Stanley Brothers ~ Mountain Dew:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug8p5pVsj9U;
the Stanley Brothers ~ Takes A Worried Man (Pete Seeger Show footage): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMJz-puzniU&feature=related;

Son House ~ Death Letter Blues (with neat footage): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jN5vqEyV7g&feature=BF&a=GxdCwVVULXeAPWZHaZQ7ZC0Mo3W4qHnN&list=ML&index=6;
Charley Patton ~ Screamin & Hollerin Blues (with neat 1939 footage): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgGhBNbpYT8&feature=related

I can't understand a word they's saying, but it sounds allright pretty much :cool:.

[The Lobster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eljjOJwlDY

This song makes me think of Moby Dick....

[Kees_L]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eljjOJwlDY

This song makes me think of Moby Dick....

That's pretty cool (I guess I should really read that sometime :redface:).

> A Buckethead Story (+ music score) by Kees L. <

I heard there was an accomplished conservatory teacher, clarinet-player and music enthousiast, who after breaking up with someone dear to him, moved to live up north somewhere (Newfoundland if that's correct), making it his business to be recording the sounds and songs of whales.
One time he loaded a recording into his machine, which he thought to be of particularly astounding quality, unaware of the fact that the pitch of the playing tape was set to be sped up significantly.
This being the very thing he heard:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tZ3B8qYj2I&feature=related



Captivated by these sounds, the man felt inspired to be playing his clarinet at starlit nights, with wandering the world from then on, abandoning his shore-house with leaving his recording equipment, along with his 'whale-tapes' (stuffed into a Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket) to get found by the trash collectors.
His clarinetplaying was reported to be sounding particularly heartfelt if not melancholical, warm yet solitary as though for a party or audience of one...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWkiwSI5rfY&feature=related

[Kees_L]

Second part to complete my *Buckethead story + score* (I'm sorry but I'm having too much fun with it / first part in post above).


And during these wanderings and especially the starlit nights, calming, if not struck with silent thunder or distant lighthouse flashes, the aging man, this childless father, occasionally felt himself a witness to a grander spectacle, as if part of some proud and eventful family life, instead of alone or forlorn completely.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOFgOj6WmH8

The man came to be knowing what the nightskies looked like, like there came to gradually be an unknown and featureless face looking back at him, familiarly and inquisitively. How the man loved clarinet music and the starlit outdoors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz32kqTj3SI

Like ice-cream. Like recycling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhSAYuPX03c

This quaint face accompanying him, befriending him as a lucid yet profound notion, had the man gain footing, quietening down his wayward sense against belonging.
Although as a rule the man hardly ever asked for directions, as he felt such to not parse well with him. And he knew he had time, as long as he took it. As long as he had his clarinet and his nightly skies.

The End

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-zOSqNLzwo&feature=related

[Kees_L]

Hoboken's Finest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRRO2BXn7ns ;

The Grace of Texas:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuRplHc55C0&feature=related ;

Louisville's Pride:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zplBqBmqh8I&feature=related ;

Chicago Chique:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQvHed5tnwQ&feature=related .

[Kees_L]

1- Aww crap... : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO_XCkVeGfc&feature=related


2- Be careful with that dragon! : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2EhFEs2hj4


3- The lady steals your heart. : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wxli6l8adk&feature=BFa&list=AVGxdCwVVULXcps3r0EambtwrzDzHaulTV&lf=list_related


4- This doesn't hurt at all. : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH7QMzClYCY&feature=related