I've become utterly infatuated with Toto's first album, which was released in 1978. "Girl Goodbye" is a perfect showcase, IMHO it's rock at its finest. Funnily enough, I found out that critics at the time panned the album for being too... varied and borrowing from too many genres. Basically they accused the group of not having an identity of their own. How wrong they were!

 

I usually listen to modern composers when on the way to work every morning. It's about a ~30 minute commute without traffic through winding country roads, so listening to this while the sun is just rising really hits differently. Puts you in a great mood to think and reflect and plan for the day.

Here's Olafur Arnalds, and Lambert (a pianist), a couple of my favorites.

 

6 hours ago, Reiher said:

I usually listen to modern composers when on the way to work every morning. It's about a ~30 minute commute without traffic through winding country roads, so listening to this while the sun is just rising really hits differently. Puts you in a great mood to think and reflect and plan for the day.

Here's Olafur Arnalds, and Lambert (a pianist), a couple of my favorites.

 

This is very nice stuff!  Thanks for posting!

 

Could this be Klaiber's cat?

 

The Gotye original used to make me feel like crying... I guess it struck past broken hearts. This one makes me snap my fingers:

 

 

I have been listening to this one lately:

Merry Christmas, you filthy animals! 🤘🎄😄

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Considering how much I generally dislike Christmas music, I love how dark this is.

 

In the spirit of the season. May the waiting be over for George.

 

Randomly ran into this.

As a big fan of David Bowie's Electronic period (Black Tie White Noise / Outside / Earthling), I thought this was an excellent cover of I'm Afraid of Americans.

The band is Bones UK.

 

Howard Stern has had some great shit on his show and this is one!

I just made a skin of a Wilde Sau 109 and thought of Patti Smith / Springsteen's "Because the Night". While browsing I came across this smokin' power version:

 

And a new release from "Playing for Change"... Zep...

 

Meanwhile at Firefly's HQ: 

 

7 hours ago, Vonrd said:

While browsing I came across this smokin' power version:

Marissa Paternoster is absolutely on fire with that guitar!

One of my favorite pieces in high school concert band. I played first trombone. 

 

Cover song from 1984 of the 1970 original. Sadly it looses nothing of it´s message. I feel touched, nuff said.

Kameraden,

Music Poker Spring 2020  2022 "Legends of Loud" 5th of March. Starting 12 noon and running for 10 rounds with 9 participants 90 songs.

No ear plugs allowed (Wuff)

My playlist: 

 

And of course, I'll be wearing the ultimate in comfort (velour). Just call me Sham-ROCK.

S!

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Just heard this one the radio and liked it right away ...

 

 

Unfortunately, that video is not available to view in my country.  What's the song and artist?

... that´s interesting and weird at the same time. The artist is "Patrice" and the song named "Dove of Peace".

It´s good music with very good written lyrics. When listening closely, it is a protest song about the last Iraq war. 
Have they meanwhile censored every anti-war song ever made from youtube in the US? I don´t know what would be worse to me: a Russian invasion in Europe or listening to Justin Bieber and Christina Aguilera for the rest of my life?   

 

23 minutes ago, Gus said:

The artist is "Patrice" and the song named "Dove of Peace".

I found this version, which I can see in the US.

It's probably a copyright thing.

Thanks Klaiber, you saved my world a little bit.

Just in time for Saint Paddy's Day.