@The Rube wrote:
5OT: I am aware of this. And stop ruining the parade. Seriously. While I understood his feelings/stance on such things, it made me sad to see how difficult Prince made sharing his music with others.
FYP.
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Van Morrison, TB Sheets.
Underrated. So underrated:
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
Van Morrison, TB Sheets.
Underrated. So underrated:/blockquote>
The Belfast Cowboy! Van truly is the man so much great work.
@team22tank wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
Van Morrison, TB Sheets.
Underrated. So underrated:/blockquote>
The Belfast Cowboy! Van truly is the man so much great work.
I'm not a huge VM fan, but that song....oh man that song....instant chill.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Ian Curtis passed away 36 years ago today. Here's "Shadowplay" by Joy Division:
Listening to the download of The Who show that I attended on May 1 at the Target Center. :good2: :biggrin2:
http://thewhoofficialmerch.com/products/new-the-who-live-minneapolis-mo-usa-5-1-16-digital-download
https://www.thewho.com/may-1-2016-minneapolis-target-center/
New Lonely Island
A lot of punk. One of the standouts is "We'd Have A Riot Doing Heroin" by The Queers. They refined their sound to be more Ramones-like in their later years, and they are the awesome.
We'd Have A Riot Doing Heroin:
Like A Parasite:
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Celebrity Skin by Hole came up by random in the car yesterday and I forgot how good it was overall and that she wasn't just living off Kurt's fame. I think I repeated Boys on the Radio 5x at least. Slow build to the chorus than all the harmonies!
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And also How To Destroy Angels - Live. Think Nine Inch Nails meets Portishead.
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And yes, hell yes to some new Garbage:
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I've kinda known that Sia was a great singer, but after finding this yesterday (from the pre-covering her face days), all I have to say is "goosebumps".
BTW...Slap Shot...can you change those to links instead of embedded videos? I think people want to prevent this thread from getting bogged down like the last one.
I will no problem, but I thought the complaint was embed caused more problems than hiding? I personally see no issues in this thread since the hide feature was put into use.
@Slap Shot wrote:
I will no problem, but I thought the complaint was embed caused more problems than hiding? I personally see no issues in this thread since the hide feature was put into use.
I *think* that even though it's hidden, it takes more time to load up the embedded whatever.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@Slap Shot wrote:
I will no problem, but I thought the complaint was embed caused more problems than hiding? I personally see no issues in this thread since the hide feature was put into use.
Every post I've seen has been links...not hidden. Your videos are still embedded even though they're hidden. That's why the initial post in this new thread said "links only".
Been on a Godsmack kick today. They've been around forever, but IMO never reached the superstar status that they are deserving of. I'm not talking GNR/etc status, but they are in that lower part of that designation.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
@Slap Shot wrote:
I will no problem, but I thought the complaint was embed caused more problems than hiding? I personally see no issues in this thread since the hide feature was put into use.
I *think* that even though it's hidden, it takes more time to load up the embedded whatever.
Even if it is hidden, the embedded link has to load.
Can never tire of this. Ever. So awesome and beautiful, although I am far from a fan of the genre. This one...this one is legend.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
Can never tire of this. Ever. So awesome and beautiful, although I am far from a fan of the genre. This one...this one is legend.
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Gotta catch the wabbit!
I've been listening to more opera...don't know much about it but trying to learn.
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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@Greyeagle wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
Can never tire of this. Ever. So awesome and beautiful, although I am far from a fan of the genre. This one...this one is legend.
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Gotta catch the wabbit!
I've been listening to more opera...don't know much about it but trying to learn.LOL. Yes, Looney Toons got me into this particular song. I fully admit it. But I mean, Pavarotti.....JFC. What a voice. I totally rocked out to it. As for opera itself? No thank you. There are just certain arias (yes, I know that word, thanks to crosswords
) that are so awesome.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@Slap Shot wrote:
My introduction to opera was Leontyne Price in Carmen and I go back often.
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Sampled, and uh, nope.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
There is no way you CANNOT get pumped when you hear the Banana Splits Theme Song by Liz Phair. No way.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
What in the hell... that is awful
@Beauner wrote:
What in the hell... that is awful
You are a commie jackbag. :chainsaw: 
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
@Beauner wrote:
What in the hell... that is awful
You are a commie jackbag. :chainsaw:
40 seconds in my ears started bleeding.
Obviously you never watched the show.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
@Slap Shot wrote:
My introduction to opera was Leontyne Price in Carmen and I go back often.
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Sampled, and uh, nope.
I realize it's not for everyone, but with most operas there are many spots with adagio and andante tempo. If you don't give it full time you'll miss quite a bit.
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Many of us were accidentally introduced to Carmen in the original Bad News Bears:
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I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
And here is a bit more my style, NSFW, cannot stress THAT part enough. 
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
We could always go with a good biblical song. Psalm 69, by Ministry.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@The Rube wrote:
I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
It's not really my style either in the same vein that most jazz, country and rap are not my style. However, there is a ton of hip hop that I really enjoy (Lupe, Atomsphere, Aesop Rock, Mistah F.A.B...), there is quite a bit of old school country in my heart (Johnny, Hank Sr...), and I enjoy jazz that doesn't get too, "ta tata ta, tata ta" which my lack of jazz knowledge can't even tell you what style that is. 
But there are artists and or sets in all those genres that get me going.
Heck I remember when I lived in Riverwalk Apartments down at the U, loved a quiet Sunday night in the winder that wasn't brutally cold, would roll back the sunroof of my car, crank up some Handel and drive along the river at speeds that were not too safe. I love music and there is a lot of out there that never regularly hits my rotation but I can find myself occasionally in the mood. Hell an old gf and I used to get busy to the soundtrack from Ghost and I hate that s**t. (The music that is) 
Old school country....yeah baby. Not this new crap.
I did take Jazz studies in college, awesome class. Check out Sun Ra. He's out there, but made great music.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
To close out my music night, great song.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
@Slap Shot wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
It's not really my style either in the same vein that most jazz, country and rap are not my style. However, there is a ton of hip hop that I really enjoy (Lupe, Atomsphere, Aesop Rock, Mistah F.A.B...), there is quite a bit of old school country in my heart (Johnny, Hank Sr...), and I enjoy jazz that doesn't get too, "ta tata ta, tata ta" which my lack of jazz knowledge can't even tell you what style that is.
Heck I remember when I lived in Riverwalk Apartments down at the U, loved a quiet Sunday night in the winder that wasn't brutally cold, would roll back the sunroof of my car, crank up some Handel and drive along the river at speeds that were not too safe. I love music and there is a lot of out there that never regularly hits my rotation but I can find myself occasionally in the mood. Hell an old gf and I used to get busy to the soundtrack from Ghost and I hate that s**t. (The music that is)
One of my favorite jazz tunes.
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee
Think end of The Jerk.
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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@Greyeagle wrote:
@Slap Shot wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
It's not really my style either in the same vein that most jazz, country and rap are not my style. However, there is a ton of hip hop that I really enjoy (Lupe, Atomsphere, Aesop Rock, Mistah F.A.B...), there is quite a bit of old school country in my heart (Johnny, Hank Sr...), and I enjoy jazz that doesn't get too, "ta tata ta, tata ta" which my lack of jazz knowledge can't even tell you what style that is.
Heck I remember when I lived in Riverwalk Apartments down at the U, loved a quiet Sunday night in the winder that wasn't brutally cold, would roll back the sunroof of my car, crank up some Handel and drive along the river at speeds that were not too safe. I love music and there is a lot of out there that never regularly hits my rotation but I can find myself occasionally in the mood. Hell an old gf and I used to get busy to the soundtrack from Ghost and I hate that s**t. (The music that is)
One of my favorite jazz tunes.
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Outstanding choice. I think Kind of Blue by Miles and Love Supreme by Coltrane are the two best jazz albums ever made.
@Greyeagle wrote:
@Slap Shot wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
It's not really my style either in the same vein that most jazz, country and rap are not my style. However, there is a ton of hip hop that I really enjoy (Lupe, Atomsphere, Aesop Rock, Mistah F.A.B...), there is quite a bit of old school country in my heart (Johnny, Hank Sr...), and I enjoy jazz that doesn't get too, "ta tata ta, tata ta" which my lack of jazz knowledge can't even tell you what style that is.
Heck I remember when I lived in Riverwalk Apartments down at the U, loved a quiet Sunday night in the winder that wasn't brutally cold, would roll back the sunroof of my car, crank up some Handel and drive along the river at speeds that were not too safe. I love music and there is a lot of out there that never regularly hits my rotation but I can find myself occasionally in the mood. Hell an old gf and I used to get busy to the soundtrack from Ghost and I hate that s**t. (The music that is)
One of my favorite jazz tunes.
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There are very few jazz albums that are better than Kind of Blue
@davescharf wrote:
@Greyeagle wrote:
@Slap Shot wrote:
@The Rube wrote:
I will admit, I shunned opera out of ignorance in my youth. Now, I can appreciate the talent involved, no doubt. It's incredible vocal range/output. It's just not my style.
It's not really my style either in the same vein that most jazz, country and rap are not my style. However, there is a ton of hip hop that I really enjoy (Lupe, Atomsphere, Aesop Rock, Mistah F.A.B...), there is quite a bit of old school country in my heart (Johnny, Hank Sr...), and I enjoy jazz that doesn't get too, "ta tata ta, tata ta" which my lack of jazz knowledge can't even tell you what style that is.
Heck I remember when I lived in Riverwalk Apartments down at the U, loved a quiet Sunday night in the winder that wasn't brutally cold, would roll back the sunroof of my car, crank up some Handel and drive along the river at speeds that were not too safe. I love music and there is a lot of out there that never regularly hits my rotation but I can find myself occasionally in the mood. Hell an old gf and I used to get busy to the soundtrack from Ghost and I hate that s**t. (The music that is)
One of my favorite jazz tunes.
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There are very few jazz albums that are better than Kind of Blue
The Dave Brubeck Quartet -- Time Out
In the discussion.
Take Five:
Memorial Day:
Trace Adkins - Arlington
Trace Adkins - Semper Fi
Bill Anderson - Old Army Hat
Tim McGraw - If You're Reading This
#TheUltimateSacrifice
I missed one
Trace Adkins - Til the Last Shot's Fired
Tact is the ability to step on a man's toes without messing up the shine on his shoes - Harry S Truman
Sometimes I just like hearing someone on acoustic guitar. With some playing light percussion in the background.
@davescharf wrote:
There are very few [strike:schv2gdv]jazz[/strike:schv2gdv] albums that are better than Kind of Blue
One of the best albums ever made. Ever. The opening bass lines of So What are so good...
Whenever a list of my favorite albums Kind If Blue always makes the cut.
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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@Greyeagle wrote:
@davescharf wrote:
There are very few [strike:2i9dtag6]jazz[/strike:2i9dtag6] albums that are better than Kind of Blue
One of the best albums ever made. Ever. The opening bass lines of So What are so good...
Whenever a list of my favorite albums Kind If Blue always makes the cut.
Somethin' Else -- Cannonball Adderley
Professor Longhair
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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No shame:
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.