not a fan of most of the soundtrack of this years The Show..but this was on there
OT: Watcha Listenin' To? Part VIIII: Nine lives, cat's eyes
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i want to be able to time travel back to this exact moment to watch this being filmed
mja
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
It's kind of a nice day...on my way to work and this popped up on my mix...
mja
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Appleyard
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One of the saddest songs my a fantastic song writer... who said it was about his neighbour who told him his life story.
Chicken N Raffls
Here for the chaos and lolz
If you like that...
Iirc, the singer (who wrote the song) did in fact see his ancestor's grave at Gettysburg.
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It was close between those two which one I was gonna post. But the first “puttin on the ritz” by Frankenstein’s monster sealed the deal. Taco’s version and video are astonishingly bizarre as well.
macleish1974
Crash.....Heart of a Lion
I've had a Third Bardo song on a garage band comp from about 20 years ago. Here is the 1967 EP.
But the big news, my double DVD disc of the Band-Maid Yokohama concert arrived a couple of days ago. Wow! 3 1/2 hour concert plus a disc on preparation of the concert from concept to production.
But the big news, my double DVD disc of the Band-Maid Yokohama concert arrived a couple of days ago. Wow! 3 1/2 hour concert plus a disc on preparation of the concert from concept to production.
macleish1974
Crash.....Heart of a Lion
Incubus and Band Maid are writing a song together; will be out in a month or two. Also Incubus and Band Maid will be playing at a concert in Japan this spring. Whether they will play a few songs together is TBD.
Listened/watched again to the 3 1/2 hour Yokohama concert. I have maybe 50 concert DVDs plus huge number of live concerts that I have attended, this concert ranks up there with the best of the best. As far as musical entertainment ranks up there with any Jimmy Buffett concert or any Elton John concert like the Yellow Brick Road one. Not hard to believe, but apparently over 1,000 Americans attending.
In the documentary disc, Akane, the drummer, was worried she would be axed because she could only do 120-140 beats per minute and Kanami said she wanted over 200. She practiced on double pedals unto she could do over 250 bpm, speed metal territory. In her improv moment in the concert, she did well over that. I am not saying she is Baker or Bonham, but she can keep up with the best of them, or at least good enough for the style of the band.
swami24
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Went to a great show last night, the English Beat and Adam Ant. Was there more to finally see the Beat. Only Dave Wakling is left, but it was still great. Adam Ant was better than expected. He actually has more great songs than given respect for, and he played them all. Interesting that his band had 2 full drum set players. Crappy drive drive to New Brunswick NJ, but worth it.
Oooh. Heard a blast from the past in the car. It wasn’t this song, but you can’t expect the radio to play a non single from the first album even though it’s one of their best. Mid Atlantic glam rockers … Kix!
Took a quick peek at some video of his live shows in the 80’s and he used two full drum kits back then as well.
