TechMancer
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What is Love by Haddaway. Best song of the 90s.
Favorite song?
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learninmypc
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learninmypc
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The ending of this tune is awesome
captaincranky
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Brain Salad Surgery is almost unquestionably ELP's best album. Well, with the exception of Ginastera's "Tocatta". Face it, Ginastera is not J.S. Bach. Now there's a man who could write a tocata, (and/or fugue). For additional provocation of thought, I suggest listening to Emerson's, "Battlefield", from Tarkus. An ugly, ugly, anti-war dirge in Em.
And now for something completely different.
Meet Canadian/Celtic songstress Loreena Mckennitt (keyword, "sublime")
learninmypc
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At least Loreena Mckennitt is nice looking. I will check out Emerson's, "Battlefield" shortly, thanks.
captaincranky
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Granted, you either love her or hate her, there's not much middle ground.
However the like / dislike ratios seem to indicate at least few eclectic souls in the audience.
Bonny Swans... 744 (y)...5(n)
Stolen Child...... 264 (y).. 0 (n)
Caravanseri.... 4356 (y) 43 (n)
learninmypc
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learninmypc
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Sorry, I couldn't resist lol
misor
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Lol.
I love shaggy's angel and it wasn't me.
also more than words by extreme.
music from these artists/bands:
afroman, alicia keys, the cranberries, bon jovi, air supply, linkin park, kelly clarkson, rihanna, eminem, taylor swift
... loves music from kanye west before he made his act against taylor swift.
... loves music from michael jackson before he became notblack.
I love shaggy's angel and it wasn't me.
also more than words by extreme.
music from these artists/bands:
afroman, alicia keys, the cranberries, bon jovi, air supply, linkin park, kelly clarkson, rihanna, eminem, taylor swift
... loves music from kanye west before he made his act against taylor swift.
... loves music from michael jackson before he became notblack.
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davislane1
Dabang2- saanson ne bandhi h dor piya.....is ma favorite.
TheHawk
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I can list at least 100 out of the thousands of songs I have, from 50's Doo-Wop,Classic Rock,Motown,Easy Listening Instrumentals and Vocals, World Beat, 60's to mid 90's. Music soothes the savage beast in me.Here are 13 of my faves in no particular order.
1) Henry Mancini - Moon River
2) Stevie Wonder - I Never Had a Dream Come True
3) Don McClean - Vincent
4) Sil Austin - My Mother's Eyes
5) The Danleers - One Summer Night
6) Enya - Wild Child
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wkk0puI6NfA
7) Cynthia Schloss - Am I Losing You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfF32yBview
8) Timi Yuro - Make The World Go Away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u40r9dBEQtE
9) The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiiyq2xrSI0
10) Johnny Mathis - The Best Of Everything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbW8l9F4rvY
11) Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra Sweet and Gentle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Af2JJOCPL8
12) Mariah Carey - So Blessed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnKD_T4_l8A
13) Sam Cooke - Cupid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F48yOkcQWe0
1) Henry Mancini - Moon River
2) Stevie Wonder - I Never Had a Dream Come True
3) Don McClean - Vincent
4) Sil Austin - My Mother's Eyes
5) The Danleers - One Summer Night
6) Enya - Wild Child
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wkk0puI6NfA
7) Cynthia Schloss - Am I Losing You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfF32yBview
8) Timi Yuro - Make The World Go Away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u40r9dBEQtE
9) The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiiyq2xrSI0
10) Johnny Mathis - The Best Of Everything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbW8l9F4rvY
11) Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra Sweet and Gentle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Af2JJOCPL8
12) Mariah Carey - So Blessed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnKD_T4_l8A
13) Sam Cooke - Cupid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F48yOkcQWe0
learninmypc
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TheHawk
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learninmypc
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I have over 55gb's of tunes on my pc. From the 40's to current, I believe. Mostly rock & classic rock but a mixture of everything,I think.
I have become stuck on this song lately. I do not know why.
That's Elvis, of course, "the guy Forrest Gump taught how to dance."
But this is not the tragic, almost pitiful Elvis of the Las Vegas years. This was back when he was young, dangerous, and bad enough so that you'd have thought it likely that he carried a switchblade in his pocket.
Scottie Moore actually does two guitar solos on this song, but the second one was apparently edited out on this clip. The second solo in the studio version of "Hound Dog" is absolutely amazing. Moore comes in with a roaring sound akin to the dive bombs that have become heavy metal cliché nowadays. I think it's a tribute to Moore's skill that -- back in his time -- guitar players had no recourse to all those pedals and effects boxes that have become essential items in the guitar player's gig bag. Scottie Moore was plugged straight into an amp. He did his dive bombing with nothing more than stock pick ups and some reverb. Genius.
That's Elvis, of course, "the guy Forrest Gump taught how to dance."
But this is not the tragic, almost pitiful Elvis of the Las Vegas years. This was back when he was young, dangerous, and bad enough so that you'd have thought it likely that he carried a switchblade in his pocket.Scottie Moore actually does two guitar solos on this song, but the second one was apparently edited out on this clip. The second solo in the studio version of "Hound Dog" is absolutely amazing. Moore comes in with a roaring sound akin to the dive bombs that have become heavy metal cliché nowadays. I think it's a tribute to Moore's skill that -- back in his time -- guitar players had no recourse to all those pedals and effects boxes that have become essential items in the guitar player's gig bag. Scottie Moore was plugged straight into an amp. He did his dive bombing with nothing more than stock pick ups and some reverb. Genius.
Sunaru
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I thought this wasn't so bad until the man started to... sing? No offense.
LukeDJ
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Haha, that's what around half of the people I show this to say. The other half give me a massive lecture about how it isn't music, so at least you're not one of them
Sunaru
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Oh. Well, thanks! What's an example of a lecture some people give to you? xDHaha, that's what around half of the people I show this to say. The other half give me a massive lecture about how it isn't music, so at least you're not one of them
LukeDJ
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Weeel, there are plenty of them that get thrown my way but the main ones are: "He's just screaming, how does that require any talent? It just sounds disgusting" "They're just randomly playing notes and stuff, there's no melody at all" "They're probably devil worshipers, you just can't tell because you can't understand them" <-- that last one's my personal peev (that song was about the environment lol). Usually it's a mixture of a few of those, and leads to them telling me that "screamo" (I hate that word) isn't a genre of music.
Sunaru
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All of those sound familiar to me, but just on a different topic. :-D
Although I don't want to get too involved or get you annoyed, I want to ask you a question. Why exactly do you like this kind of music? I'm just curious.
LukeDJ
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Well, I guess it all comes down to the fact that music is an extremely subjective form of entertainment. I find the instruments a lot more interesting, and the more I listen to it, the better it gets. I guess it's sort of difficult to articulate exactly why I like it, I just do.
Don't get me wrong, I realize that it is quite confronting and extreme, and I didn't immediately like it either, and I still enjoy other genres of rock, from Foo Fighters to Bring me the Horizon to SOAD to ADTR
The best advice I can give to people when it comes to music is to find what you like, and love it, but not be afraid to go out of your comfort zone. Listen to something a little different, and you never know, you might fall in love with something you didn't expect to
Don't get me wrong, I realize that it is quite confronting and extreme, and I didn't immediately like it either, and I still enjoy other genres of rock, from Foo Fighters to Bring me the Horizon to SOAD to ADTR
The best advice I can give to people when it comes to music is to find what you like, and love it, but not be afraid to go out of your comfort zone. Listen to something a little different, and you never know, you might fall in love with something you didn't expect to
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