Emmylou Harris/Gram Parsons - Love Hurts (Cover) - YouTube
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Gram Parsons eh ... how about these lads?
The Long Ryders - Looking for Lewis & Clark - Whistle Test 1 Oct 1985 - YouTube
wow gram parsons and emmylou harris....
that is such beautiful performance of a beautiful song.
So is this IMHO - though very different
Frank Sinatra - It Was A Very Good Year (Original Stereo) - YouTube
That was in the Sopranos, can't remember the episode just now.
I like it.....will seek out more. Had never heard of the band before.....thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niccolo
Indeed.......and their collaboration inspired Emmylou to even better music after his death.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
That is one of my favourite tracks by Sinatra.......amazing the way he could infuse a song with so much breadth and depth without any histrionics.
I love the music of the Louvin Brothers.....even their crazy fundamentalist Christian stuff. Fanaticism could be put to good uses if only the fanatics would mind their own business and stop trying to get others into their club!
Wreck on the Highway - The Louvin Brothers - YouTube
Hadn't heard some Paul Desmond in a long time! He did a great album of Simon and Garfunkel covers that's worth a listen.Quote:
Originally Posted by giovanni_hotel
Studio 54 when it was THE spot@!!
Watch the vid...a 'who's who' of the 1970s beautiful people.
Studio 54 - Sylvester "Can't stop dancing yet" reprise - YouTube
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Originally Posted by Niccolo
Wow, I haven't heard that song in a couple of decades! Nice one, Niccolo.
There hasn't been any good music in 20 years -Bob Dylan
Roy Head - Treat Her Right! - YouTube
Edward Elgar's Concerto for Cello in E-minor, with the forever fabulous Jaqueline Du Pre.
1st movement
Elgar Cello Concerto 1st mov - Jaqueline du Pré - YouTube
2nd movement
Elgar Cello Concerto 2nd mov. - YouTube
3rd movement
Elgar Cello Concerto 3rd mov. - YouTube
4th movement part 1
Elgar Cello Concerto 4th mov. - part 1 - YouTube
4th movement part 2
Elgar Cello Concerto 4th mov. - part 2 - YouTube
Marvellous Elgar Hippiefried. For me the tonalities of his music catch something that is quintessentially English. I don't mean the bluster of the Pomp and Circumstance marches, but rather the haunting hints of church music and an aching melancholy. Lovely stuff. If you like this sort out his Wand Of Youth suite.
Moving on a century this is probably Michael Nyman's finest piece of music. Nyman's film music is usually irritating. But this was written for a TV documentary about 20 years ago about the aftermath of a terrible earthquake in Armenia. A really haunting piece of music sung by a religious choir from Armenia.
Michael Nyman - Out of the ruins (Complete) - YouTube
"... show business kids making movies of themselves,
you know they don't give a fuck about anybody else..."
STEELY DAN, Show Biz Kids - YouTube
Same thing I listen to every day while working: iTunes Radio > Electronica > DI-House .
After noon though we'll change that to something a little bit more upbeat. Hell, I created a couple pretty sick Pandora stations featuring Sak Noel (as a base) for 1 and Wonderland Ave for the 2nd (shit that was playing when I first moved to MIA in '06). Great stuff ;P
Nice stomach.Quote:
Originally Posted by thedirector227
'Clitoris' By the Indigo girls... LMAO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X-gwN1TGOUy
The Who performing at Tanglewood in Massachusetts in the summer of 1970. Incredible stuff. Keith Moon is amazing to watch. Townshend is on fire. I've read that he has said that he considers this show to be perhaps their best live show ever. The entire show (including all of Tommy) is on YouTube, and you can watch it as a playlist...BUT, if you click on the link in the description, you can download all the files necessary to burn it as a dvd yourself. This is The Who at their absolute peak.
The Who - Young Man Blues - Tanglewood 1970 (HIFI STEREO AUDIO) - YouTube
Pig Destroyer - 38 Counts Of Battery
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Chris & Tad - PNW Bloo
http://youtu.be/AImcTgFLkco