OT: Music Part V

[rik schau]

Some of the golden gals at the clubhouse were doing karaoke and emphasized on this artist. Some were better than other but it was still a hoot.
Can only imagine what inspired this song right? just a hunch but probably just seeing her.lol.

 

[MXD]

I was totally expecting to be disappointed, but I was not. And I had heard Phantom of the Opera before (probably for the Once tour).

 

[Harry Kakalovich]

Like it if you like it - it's my new fav song of the moment:

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Every musician is dressed different style or era. I forgot about that group. Not bad.

 

[peate]

Another great cover by bluehair

 

[angusyoung]

I was totally expecting to be disappointed, but I was not. And I had heard Phantom of the Opera before (probably for the Once tour).

This performance was good but she does shows solo and when she opened for Metallica,it was pretty dull.

Another great cover by bluehair

Didn't think anyone could do this in comparison to Benatar but she does a great job.

 

[angusyoung]

Everyone has heard of the group Disturbed,these guys should be called disturbing!
Not sure what the target audience is but guessing ax murderers and perverts.

 

[angusyoung]

Seeing the Habs play this song comes to mind for some reason

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

This is the worst video I've seen in months, sorry to share plain bad music, I challenge anyone to watch this more than 15 seconds, it's like rodeo guys who can stay long time enough on a bull. Unstainable video clip.
And she is the one who wrote White Rabbit. Up and down.

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Another great cover by bluehair

Not easy to sound as the original but in that case it's a well done job.
The silicone implants makes sure she'll have more views, lol.

 

[peate]

Not easy to sound as the original but in that case it's a well done job.
The silicone implants makes sure she'll have more views, lol.

I like her a lot. She's the cover Queen. Prolific, talented, pretty and she keeps her own personal touch and doesn't try to imitate the original artist, but nails it every time. I must have close to 100 videos of her's. Here are a couple of new ones.



They left the basement.


I also rally like these 2.

 

[Skip Bayless]

This one's for all the lovers out there.

 

[overlords]

Floor is great but their original version with Tarja can't be beat.



I'd go to war for Tarja <3

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

This one's for all the lovers out there.

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Il like the instrumental ending a lot. I think it's a synclavier imitating flute, reminds me Lyle Mays of Pat Metheny group. The melody took time to catch me but it did.

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

I like her a lot. She's the cover Queen. Prolific, talented, pretty and she keeps her own personal touch and doesn't try to imitate the original artist, but nails it every time. I must have close to 100 videos of her's. Here are a couple of new ones.



They left the basement.


I also rally like these 2.

I remember watching covers from her and yes she's good. She masters the nuances of the songs, she makes it her own.

My old school story of covers is I heard it through the grapevine, original of Marvin Gaye and cover of CCR are equally good.

 

[Skip Bayless]

Il like the instrumental ending a lot. I think it's a synclavier imitating flute, reminds me Lyle Mays of Pat Metheny group. The melody took time to catch me but it did.

Yeah, it does remind me of Pat Metheny Group in that section of the song. I love the vocal melodies as well. Yebba shows great restraint on this one for the sake of the song...I love when artists have this level of understanding, it's not always about them.

I've been listening to smooth/fusion jazz lately, this season always puts me in the mood.

 

[rik schau]

 

[Conflicted Habs fan]

 

[Forum93]

Another great cover by bluehair

That's the kind of video one could appreciate with or without sound.

 

[Runner77]

I dunno, a billionaire pop singer doing her thing?

Apparently many are seeing some kind of satanic ritual or symbolism, stemming in part from the platform she’s performing from, which they say evokes the black cube of Saturn and her movements are like a form of witchcraft and on and on with the Masons, brainwashing ritual, etc. (see cooments by users).

Were they not making satanic associations when Elvis the Pelvis executed his gyrations?

This kind of fanfare goes on in every concert in one form or another. Are these people just discovering what these mass audience music events look like?

 

[Skip Bayless]

Taylor is like entry level satanism. I don't see why people are making a fuzz out of it.

Been listening to this on repeat all day:

 

[Stive Morgan]

 

[Cournoyer12]

Myles Goodwyn has sadly passed. Had the good fortune to see April Wine 3 years ago at Akwesane casino, great show awesome showman, a throwback to a better time RIP brother!

 

[Chili]

Myles Goodwyn, that hurts. Believe April Wine was the first major concert I went to. He had a great voice, a lot of memorable tunes. Real sad news. Like a lover, like a song...

 

[BaseballCoach]

Myles Goodwyn has sadly passed. Had the good fortune to see April Wine 3 years ago at Akwesane casino, great show awesome showman, a throwback to a better time RIP brother!

Yes, I heard the news earlier today from bandmate Brian Greenway. Very sad.

Greenway still plays local gigs, and is cool to talk to.