A Mark In Time
General Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: dustyvalentino on March 05, 2009, 03:44:27 PM
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This is a thread for people to suggest music that other members of the AMIT forum may be interested in. Thanks to forum member BPDNEDCID for coming up with the idea for this thread.
Please follow these three simple guidelines:
1. Link only to sites that are recognised as being legal. I'm going to stick my neck out and say that youtube and lastfm are legal. If anyone wants to link to an alternative site, please do your research and ensure that it is entirely 100% above board.
2. Please allow a minimum of two days before posting a new link to allow members time to listen and discuss the previous suggestion.
3. Please give other people a chance to post links. In practice this means that you shouldn't be posting two links in a row, if you've posted let somebody else post next.
You can link to any artist you want, but it's probably best to try to use some common sense - although you may be a fan of Norwegian death-metal, it may not be that appealing to a large constituency of AMIT members. ;)
With that in mind I'll kick things off by recommending Teddy Thompson, the last artist I saw live.
Teddy is the son of Richard and Linda Thompson, but don't let the whiff of nepotism put you off. He's a very talented singer/songwriter in his own right, and just like MK he's collaborated with Emmylou Harris.
Here's a link to a song from his most recent album A Piece of What You Need with a tasty guitar solo on it. Enjoy!
http://www.last.fm/music/Teddy+Thompson/_/Don%27t+Know+What+I+Was+Thinking
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OK, I have listened to both of those clips:
Teddy Thompson - I really liked the song and would like to hear more of his work. This is getting close to my kind of music! :)
Chris Botti - Hmm, not really my cup of tea at all. I think an evening listening to him would give me a headache and I would have escaped by the interval! Ave Maria is not a song I like much anyway, but much worse when played on the trumpet. I didn't like the sustained note either. Sorry BPD. :( It's a case of horses for courses. ;D
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and that is the feedback i like to see.
people liking and not liking proposals.
i also propose for the user who proposed a song, not to defend it in case someone doesn't like it, coz what is there to defend?? tastes differ.
love this thread guys,....
so no more new proposals now for how long??
coz 2 will do for a while, question is how long...
i like teddy's father a lot, so i assume i will like him as well.
will feedback later.
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Dusty, did I hear something about youtube banning 'covers' of artists' music, as being illegal because on youtube they became public performances and infringed on royalty rights? Was it right here and my memory is going bad? But if someone captured an MK concert, that would be legally posted? And. . . . . are those uploads of MK official videos legal?
At any rate, I don't think we could be penalized for posting a link to any of the above. If the video is pulled from youtube, then the link will not work. As long as youtube carries it, they would be the ones who are liable.
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i think it is difficult to "keep" the connection between the links in the one, and the comments in the other thread....
something we need to continue to think about it...
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i think it is difficult to "keep" the connection between the links in the one, and the comments in the other thread....
something we need to continue to think about it...
Agreed.
I also stick by my suggestion that there be a period of time between links to give people a chance to listen and comment, whether or not that's two days I'm not sure. Maybe one day?
I expect there to be a flurry of initial activity then things to slow down once people have posted their favourite artists. At least with the two day wait we won't have the situation of sitting around for ages waiting for a reply from whoever posted the question like in the Quiz thread that we used to have.
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I like this guys,good idea BPDNEDCID ;)
Being honest,I've never heard of teddy or Chris Botti before.As per the previous posters I liked Teddy more than Chris & could definitely see myself sitting listening to him for a few hours.When I listened to the link that Dusty put up I thought that he sounded a bit like Bruce Springsteen??? so I did a bit of searching on youtube - see what you think!Maybe its just that the songs are alike?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXjaRkm4G-I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtS78vUUzJo
Once again a great idea for a thread - one question though,how do we know who's next to post an artist?
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Once again a great idea for a thread - one question though,how do we know who's next to post an artist?
The way I envisage it, ANYONE can be next to post, providing they didn't post the last link and at least two days have passed since the first recommendation, so basically anyone except me can post tomorrow. :)
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OK, my computer at work won't let me play the Amazon video, so I listened to this instead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOP6Trju4lY
I'm assuming it's not hugely different.
I like Ave Maria, I sang it solo at a friend's wedding once. :)
I can appreciate Mr Botti's skills as a muscian, but I wouldn't really listen to this again - I don't tend to listen to a lot of instrumental music except maybe guitar stuff by the likes of The Shadows, Chet Atkins and Duane Eddy.
But his trumpet tone was good, the start of this reminded me of the music from The Godfather. :) I've seen him live with Sting in about 1998 I think, and I've seen Paul Simon live a few times but I'm not sure if Chris was there or not.
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It is quite a bit different from the Amazon version. The trumpet on this sounds much more mellow, not so much triple-tonguing and no sustained notes. Obviously it's the official version, the Amazon was live. Although I still don't like Ave Maria, this version was better for being diluted with a heavenly choir! :)
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When I listened to the link that Dusty put up I thought that he sounded a bit like Bruce Springsteen??? so I did a bit of searching on youtube - see what you think!Maybe its just that the songs are alike?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXjaRkm4G-I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtS78vUUzJo
Ha, hadn't noticed that, but now you come to mention it they are similar - though Teddy's song came our first. :)
Never heard that version on the ukulele, but the original is my favourite TT song and maybe one of my favourite songs ever:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEhWktE3njQ
Funnily enough I just bought my soon-to-be-2 son a ukulele for his birthday - start 'em young I say!
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I find both of these songs too repetitive - too many "In my Arms" and too many "Working on a Dream" s! :)
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I take it you don't like True Love Will Never fade or This Is Us either then. ;)
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No, I love both of those, in fact TLWNF is amongst my very favourite MK songs and I play it every day (the live version with the cittern). BTW When I posted my previous remark, I knew exactly what your reply would be! ;D
I think it's because the words TLWNF are not repeated regularly throughout the song, just now and again. It doesn't bother me one bit at the beginning either. I loved this song right from the moment I first heard it. It also has a very pretty melody, which the other two don't have and a very charismatic singer in MK! ;)
I don't like "Do America" though! ;)
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dooh, homer would say.
anyways. i think we have had it with these two links.
next links pls....
2 pieces....as soon as two are posted, hold on, listen to it and comment.....
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Soon to be? Congratulations again--Dad!
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Hey BPDNEDCID this is a WONDERFUL idea!! I love it and sure will try to post in future links as much and often as I can!!! ;D It's a pity that I don't always have enough time for the things I want to do! :'(
I need to leave now, but sure will be back this weekend to give some information and links of Independent artists and to read ALL the messages in this thread! ;)
Fieneke
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ok, next....next...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ-r8b2-tO8
leo kottke
the 12 string wonder...
ask guy, ask mark.....they all love the man...
wonder why?
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buy his records, the man is a genius...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W6hBI1SAL4
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and the man is playing fender stratocaster numero uno here people...
marooned, an illustre late floyd song, only played live 3 times, this is one of the occassions...gives me goosebumps every time.
it's not his standard backing band (execpt for Phil Manzanera)
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oh man,..that sounds is so simply perfect.....the man is awesome... DAVID IS GOD!!
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In reply to Waterline man's question re how do we know who can post next, why don't we have a list, a bit like putting your coin on the snooker/pool table in the pub when you want to play the next game.
That way we have an idea of future posts in the thread. If someone who has already posted notices that the thread has stalled then they can then re-add another.
They might want to also put the date alongside their name only (2-days) hence. Bit like this:-
Pottel Friday 6th March
Next name Sunday 8th March (Then, say no-one post for a day or two)
Next name Thursday 12th March
Next name Saturday 14th March
Etc.
Etc.
lemme know what you think...
Now to listen to these 4 links......
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Thanks Maarten for your next two contributions:
1. Leo Kottke. Obviously, he is amazing on the 12-string, his fingers moved up and down the fret in an absolute blur! Just like BPD, it reminded me of Deliverance. I enjoyed what I heard, but that is the only thing I have heard him play so far, so I don't know if I would like more of his playing. If I was to listen for an entire evening to him in concert or a whole CD with something in the same vein, I thing it would become very monotonous indeed.
2. David Gilmour. I do like David very much, but I feel that Marooned would have fitted in very well on "On an Island" - it is just SO similar to the music on that CD, both style-wise and also the title. :)
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yep, the division bell...awesome cd...if you wanna start to get into pink floyd, start with that one.
live version is one of three ever played, at the 50th fender stratocaster anniversary.
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i got many live shows of him, and his talking in between cracks me up every time, he is funny. and his playing is very versatile, not all deliverance-style ;D
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Pottel, I have lots of Pink Floyd CD's, including "The Division Bell" and live shows such as "Pulse", "Live in Gdansk", "Remember the Night" and DG CDs such as "On an Island".
BTW Does Kottke sing anything?
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yep, loads...
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MK will ALWAYS.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! be my no.1 guitarist of ALL TIME,
BUT..........................DG is a VERY.!!!!!!!!! close no.2. 8) 8)
Like MK, he gives me goosebumps, and listening to his guitar even moves me to tears (of ecstasy)
I like many other guitarists, but the above mentioned, imho are WAY ahead.!
Cheers BBB
ps. If they ever worked together on a duet album, i fear my brain would EXPLODE.!!!! :o :o ;D
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BBB, MK will always be my No.1 too, for the simple reason that he can play such a variety of music and styles so impeccably, which is why I can never, ever get tired of him. He excites me more than anyone else could ever do! :) He does all this without losing his own very recognisable and inimitable style! :P
I am a fan of DG and EC too, but even these two do not produce this amount of variety. DG's style is amazing and I enjoy listening to him, but it does sound very samey at times, just as I remarked before that "Marooned" from the "Division Bell" could easily have come from "On an Island". ;)
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OK, I guess it will take a little while for things to settle in and we are still establishing the rules at this point... BUT!
Pottel, you posted TWO links! The way I saw it, one person would recommend ONE artist (every two days). In other words, you should have suggested Leo Kottke or DG, but not both. :)
Is that OK? In terms of the number of links, I think it's OK to follow up your initial link with "supporting evidence", ie further info on the artist you are recommending/other songs by the same artist. I guess what i am trying to say is that I think we should only be discussong one artist at any particular time. OK? :)
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Marteen,r u cheetin man ::) ::)
Seriously though,
Leo Kottke - I've never heard of him before but he can seriously play - I can see why MK & GF hold him in such high regard.
DG -to me he's Pink Floyd & I was never a real big fan I'm afraid.Yeah I know I'm a sad git but I was never really into PF :o :o
Its MK 8) for me I'm afraid,I can listen to him all day,every day & not get sick of it ;D - my kids are getting brain washed at this stage.There is a bit of "can we put the radio on for a change Dad" coming out at the moment though??????
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Leo Kottke with the late, great Chet Atkins on A Prairie Home Companion. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5oExc78IKE
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Ok,I'm going to jump the gun & go next?
Dusty is going to be happy with this one,but I think that Big Country were one of the most under rated bands to ever come out of Scotland.They were BIG in our school days & I was lucky enough to see them live once - should have asked Stuart Adamson for his autograph but su're thats life.The afore mentioned Stuart Adamson is no longer with us which is a pity as he is a big loss to everyone including the music industry.
For anyone thats not familiar with them,they had big hits in the 80's/90's like, In a Big Country,Where The Rose Is Sown,Wonderland,Chance,Harvest Home,Lost Patrol,Just a Shadow,East Of Eden,Steeltown,look away,King Of Emotion,Ships & many more that you can freely find on youtube.
The one that I have picked is a song called John Waynes dream,which is not one of their most prominent,it was recorded on the Final Fling tour in Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow May 2000.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2is8flYbuzg
Take a look at Bruce Watson the other lead guitarist :o :o,is he into his music or what????
Ah shoot, I couldnt help myself,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sKnyEzuies
& the good old top of the pops :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw2o_Go4QWI
What a band,what an era,schooldays,football,birds :P :P
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I sold Stuart Adamson a pair of green adidas trainers in my shop about 16 years ago.
He was playing a gig in Norwich that day i seem to recall. :)
Cheers BBB
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sorry dusty, you were right. i was so excited that i forgot that.
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I sold Stuart Adamson a pair of green adidas trainers in my shop about 16 years ago.
He was playing a gig in Norwich that day i seem to recall. :)
Cheers BBB
Hey Nigel,
are these the ones :o :o :o ::) :P :P
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Ha ha ha!
This is nothing to do with Big Country but is very appropriate to that picture.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56BVfyuEBDo
WARNING: You some may find this video offensive. You have been warned...
PS: I had a pair of green Addidas trainers back in 1995, would love another pair like them.
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Here is me with said green Adidas trainers.
Nigel, are these the same ones Stuart Adamson wore? ;)
(http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/4595/picture076.jpg)
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Oh Dusty, the video has been censored! How raunchy was it? ;D ;D ;D
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Oh Dusty, the video has been censored! How raunchy was it? ;D ;D ;D
Still works for me!
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In an effort to steer this Thread away from tennis shoes and back on topic (sorry guys!), I would like to add another link to the ever growing list of music we are sharing. This next track comes from a jazzy/alternative artist by the name of St. Germain. According to Lastfm: "St. Germain is the stage name of Ludovic Navarre, a French musician whose style merges jazzy house music with acid jazz." The following track, entitled SURE THING, comes from his 2000 release, TOURIST, and the song features guitar and vocal work by the late, great John Lee Hooker. This is simply a groovy, slick and chill song that I think many people here will enjoy. It is the kind of song you can put on late at night and drink a beer to while smoking a cigar... or whatever you may do to relax! If you do enjoy this track, also check out the track LAND OF... from the same release. Here is the track on Lastfm:
http://www.last.fm/music/St.+Germain/_/Sure+Thing?autostart[/url
Peace.
(http://www.last.fm/music/St.+Germain/_/Sure+Thing?autostart)
Well, I thought this was OK, not great. Perhaps a bit repetitive. Reminded me of a French band called Air, I have their album Moon Safari which is very good.
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Hey. Waterline Man. Where did you get that pic of my wife.? :-*
Dusty. They may well be the same ones. I remember around that time, green was a very popular colour for adidas.
Anyway, musn't detract from the topic. ;) Naughty BBB
Cheers BBB
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i got the "big" st germain cd, the one they became "famous" with.
i liked it a lot then. need to relisten, thanks for the hint BPD.
Air rule!
especially their single for the Virgin Suicides movie "Playground Love"
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Nigel, what are the most popular trainers at the moment.
I usually go for Adidas Superstar, a classic design that will surely never go out of fashion.
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Nigel, what are the most popular trainers at the moment.
I usually go for Adidas Superstar, a classic design that will surely never go out of fashion.
Trainers are really big at the moment.
Most popular styles are:
Adidas
Onitsuka Tiger
Lacoste
K.Swiss
Nike
Converse
We have some GREAT new adidas superstars at the moment.
Check out my company's website. www.sole.co.uk
Cheers BBB
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With you in charge BBB, surely it should be www.oursole.co.uk ;)
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With you in charge BBB, surely it should be www.oursole.co.uk ;)
Wow! You ought to grab that domain name BBB...I just checked on godaddy and its available both in the UK and the US 8)
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I take it you don't like True Love Will Never Fade or This Is Us either then.
Ha, touche.
I guess I just don't have a problem with lyrics being repeated, as long as the music goes somewhere. And the music on this one, like a lot of "dance" or chill-out or whatever, doesn't really go anywhere, just the same thing repeated.
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i like st. germain, and especially the indeed great guitarwork by the late JLH....
(i only wear my Onitsuka Tigers BBB, got them in all colours, even in gold!)
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Well, I said that I thought things would slow down, but I didn't expect them to slow down so quickly!
Seeing as nobody else has, I'll make another recommendation:
Cory Branan. I don't know much about this guy and I kind of stumbled on him by accident. I heard a song by him called "Crush" on a podcast and it really stuck in my head, so I sought out the album it came from, The Hell You Say. Here's Crush:
http://www.last.fm/music/Cory+Branan/The+Hell+You+Say/Crush
I think it's a great song, and in fact the whole album is fantastic. He's a singer songwriter in the alt-country/Americana vein with some really great lyrics that are quite different to a lot of other stuff out there. Mostly acoustic but a few electric tunes on the album too, like this one:
http://www.last.fm/music/Cory+Branan/The+Hell+You+Say/Miss+Ferguson
Another great tune from this album:
http://www.last.fm/music/Cory+Branan/The+Hell+You+Say/Troublesome+Girl
Anyhoo, check it out, it's a great album.
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Thought I
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OK, this thread seems to have died a death.
Anyhoo, I heard a fantastic track by Chris Isaak on teh radio called Cheater's Town.
I went and got the album, called "Mr Lucky".
Funnily enough, I put it on my iPod at the same time as Get Lucky. I have to be honest, and say that as good as Get Lucky is, so far I've been enjoyinging Mr Lucky even more.
I can't find anywhere online to listen to Cheater's Town, so just take my word for it. :)
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I used to like Isaak's music, but sadly, I learned of his personality from former friends, and I just have a difficult time with him now. Like Mel Gibson. I used to think the was the sexiest thing on earth (next to Robert Redford and Dusty.) Now, after his outbursts I can't stand to look at him. I should be more forgiving. No one's perfect. Least of all me.
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I really liked "The Wicked Game", but then he seemed to go into comedy and I really couldn't take him seriously anymore. :-\
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i really like Helena Christensen, and still do....thanks Chris!!
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Ha, I don't know anything about his personality so I can just enjoy his music. Same with Wagner. ;)
I bought the album that has Wicked Game on ita while ago, because that is an amazing track (and video Pottel!), but to be honest I got bored half way through the album and I've never listened to all of it.
But Mr Lucky is great.
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Found Cheter's Town online, seems to be acools ite where you can stream music free (legally, I think)
http://www.we7.com/#/album/Mr-Lucky-DMD-Album-!albumId=294507
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via my dear wifey (imagine that) i got to know "Ingrid Michaelson"
some of you may know a song she made via an advert, forgotten which one,..but lemme youtube...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fShw08h9Sic
my daughter of five sings this whole song, just by hearing it in the car every morning when my wife brings her to kindergarten, the whole cd is good, try it..
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Currently, my favorite album is Porcupine Tree's "The Incident", which just came out in September. PT just continue to amaze me. Love their sound. I got a chance to see them in NYC about a month ago, and I can't wait until they come back to the US early next year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRqZEU7jv7w
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Saw this guy supporting Steve Earle last week. I give you the uber-talented Joe Pug:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrbzmzuNkiE
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how about this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUYQMslOobw
my new favorites....
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yet another one
my old favorite Satch, or Joe Satriani, as you may know him
this is a song i love by him
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EsXxXY5lkE
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espcially buy his "Time Machine" or "Live in San Fransisco" album
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the master explaining his work casually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sErcGctrwyc&feature=related
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This guy from Canada plays a mean National lap steel. His new CD is called Bread and Buddah, and features 10 good tracks including 2 with amazing Indian sounds and vocals.....
He wrote his first song at 46 and it's thought that he is close to 70 years of age.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOtjQSKuICw&feature=PlayList&p=F7EFD13059A11E72&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=11
You can listen to the whole album here:- http://harrymanx.com/bread-and-buddha/
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England's Bleeding by Robinson, debut album, came out this year, UK singer songwriter with a sharp edge. Keep hearing him on BBC Radio 2.
www.myspace.com/andyrobinsons
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This guy from Canada plays a mean National lap steel. His new CD is called Bread and Buddah, and features 10 good tracks including 2 with amazing Indian sounds and vocals.....
He wrote his first song at 46 and it's thought that he is close to 70 years of age.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOtjQSKuICw&feature=PlayList&p=F7EFD13059A11E72&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=11
You can listen to the whole album here:- http://harrymanx.com/bread-and-buddha/
Hey Ian, I saw Harry Manx at a local venue just two months ago. He was terrific, does the rhythmic picking thing then adds Indian flavored slide over the top. He does a cool cover version of 'i'm on Fire'.
I wouldn't think he's anywhere near 70, he looks quite youthful live.
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He is a bit of a mystery man due to the fact that his music career started quite late:-
My Brother saw him here recently and he told me that he was coming back to Oz, but turns out it was only Brisbane I think? He may tour here again so I'll need to keep my eye out!!
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Harry Manx has done a cover version of NHB's "Railroad Worksong". Calls it "Take this hammer"!!
http://www.youtube.com/user/DogMyCatRecords#p/u/6/cC6qM0g8P3E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC6qM0g8P3E
And also an extended version of Dew on roses Recorded live at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, June 2010, this song is from the album "Bread and Buddha" (2009)
http://www.youtube.com/user/DogMyCatRecords#p/u/1/aBoGrDVFZ9w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBoGrDVFZ9w
Is the guitar he's playing the same as Richrd Bennett's?
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i really like his NHB railroad cover, nice and laid back.
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Its good to find new music and I like JP - his bio is interesting. BTW he is coming to the UK at the end of Jan although this time I don't think we can do it as we've got another concert booked near that time.
http://www.joepugmusic.com/tour/
Keep up the good info ;)
Sally
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Yeah, he's just playing a support slot in Glasgow though, can't really justify going all that way for half an hour.
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I've always been a big fan of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, but hadn't really listened to them that much for a while now.
Due to MK's quiet period over the last few months, has allowed me to re-visit some of the great music sitting in my cd collection that i havn't listened too for far too long. Below is a GREAT example...............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peJ9G-41wWc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkcGMFIYJJ8
Cheers BBB
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man, not sure if this is the right place, but this sure as hell blew me away...amazing, Mortal Combat acoustical version!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdv-UuBOR8g
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:) Amazing fingerpicking!
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I dare you to listen to any of these... ;)
(Just some personal favorites. Probably not the best place either.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9OLIzr66us
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMdclXHgd3M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxaFANthouM
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man, not sure if this is the right place, but this sure as hell blew me away...amazing, Mortal Combat acoustical version!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdv-UuBOR8g
Impressive, (classically trained). More recommendations please
Sally
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuAW3eMDeXU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vabfl3G226M
I am into the music of Loreena McKennitt for more than two years now, but it was not until last night that I heard on the radio a very rare Remix (left) of my favourite song "Caravanserai"(which is in a stunning live version on the right). This version is really awesome in my opinion, but I found out that this remix album is out of print obviously. So I suggest to you to listen to Loreena's music, and also, to answer me if someone has some idea how to get this remix album which has a lot of more other remixes
of Caravanserai on it as I understand. ;D ;D ;D
LE
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I've always been a big fan of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, but hadn't really listened to them that much for a while now.
Due to MK's quiet period over the last few months, has allowed me to re-visit some of the great music sitting in my cd collection that i havn't listened too for far too long. Below is a GREAT example...............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peJ9G-41wWc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkcGMFIYJJ8
Cheers BBB
Tom Petty with my older brother Bobby Valentino
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJkrf22qZ1Y
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Here's some you might like!
Country Blues Slide Legend - Ry Cooder
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4KmbUCwkyE
And because I belong to a newer generation besides MK/DS I grew up listening to 90s grunge music also.You might like these!
Good finger picking song ,great lyrics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTb9GNIxpMk
Eddie Vedder -The Times They Are A-Changin' (Bob Dylan Cover)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrVkEKcSoFE
And here's something I would like MK to do, interact a bit with the crowd! Anyway Mark is special so I don't care he's one of a kind!
Let my love open the door (Pete Townshend cover)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=75OCo3gtZzo#t=8s
I hope you like them! Please share your opinions!
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Cool story for BBB. :)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/13/AR2010081306140.html?hpid=features1&hpv=local&sid=ST2010081306555
Can't see MK doing this. :(
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Yes, I just saw that on your FB. Cool story indeed. And yes, I can totally see MK doing this, but he would not advertise it, so chances are we'd never know
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Tom didn't advertise it either.
aren't the masterclass series comparable in a way?
or the guy that won the contest getting an hour's lesson?
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just listening to Robert Plant's new band, band of joy (actually his first ever band when he just started) and gotta say he rocks arse!
go get the few live recordings already poppin' up on dime...
e.g. here
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=342381
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Yes, I love Robert Plant's voice - "Mighty Rearranger" is pretty good too! ;D
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Cool story for BBB. :)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/13/AR2010081306140.html?hpid=features1&hpv=local&sid=ST2010081306555
Can't see MK doing this. :(
Cheers Matt. Yeah i read this a couple of days ago after you posted.
A really great story :)
Cheers BBB
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Yes, I just saw that on your FB. Cool story indeed. And yes, I can totally see MK doing this, but he would not advertise it, so chances are we'd never know
If some 14 year old kid emailed PCM to say that they had built a red strat like MK's, would they arrange for him to come backstage? Maybe, but probably only if he had cancer (cynical, but likely).
Would MK famous for being a stickler for detail, then take a guitar he has never played before, the wiring of which could be dodgy and cut out at any time, and use it live?
Never in a million years. No chance.
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Maybe not exactly the same story in all its details including playing the guitar on stage, but interacting with a young fan, yes, I can see him doing that. Plus let
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tim o'brien playing a great cover of Hey Joe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62db5rMc2ns&feature=related
anyone knows who the BRILLIANT MOFO slide player is??
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that is a close contender for Paul Franklin!!!
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ok, jerry douglas, found it.
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oh and more:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTF-ZhJMie0&feature=related
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Yup, Jerry is one of the best, think he's going to be playing on the Bap Kennedy thing.
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I recently "discovered" Al Stewart's Year of the Cat. I highly recommend the album! It's fantastic from beginning to end. Incidentally, Al Stewart was born in Glasgow like MK, and oddly enough some of the songs on Year of the Cat have very similar lyrical themes to MK songs. (Songs about historical events...people..."characters"...) Interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgbKXd4m0SA
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huh, was year of the cat not from Cat stevens?
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huh, was year of the cat not from Cat stevens?
No, Al Stewart.
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You might like to check out a 22 year old Welsh fingerpicker named Gareth Pearson, who is highly rated by the likes of Tommy Emmanuel and Jan Akkerman.
Hope you enjoy and if you do there are of course plenty more videos on YouTube and also a CD called Urban Echoes Vol 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I46zwqmGn0E
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Now the answer to all the questions about the war in Lybia can be found in the song "Funky dollar bill" by Funkadelic. And while you are at it, check out "Friday night (August the 14th)", and "I wanna know if it's good to you" and of course "Maggot brain". Eddie Hazel, what a great guitarist. He could have been the new Jimi Hendrix!
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probably not everyone's cuppa tea, but imagine mark giving this a try.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvMNuuFSvN0
with the right soundsystem this sounds like heaven....
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Hi, this is "just" a song from a German TV ad for VW, but i can't get it out of my head. I think it is a great little melody, worth mentioning. I understand the "Flaming Wheels" are from Sweden and this song is from 2009. Haven't found any album or other stuff. Enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhWzdj_9Qp4
BTW, this is the commercial: The meaning is "good to know that you could if you wanted to."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I_RLPGG3Bg
LE
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIQHy549JH8
found this song by accident (the movie about the sea was the main thing) but boy what a song.
pretty sure not everyone in here will like it, but the pure threat and dispair that goes out from this (dubstep) remix is mindblowing....
interested in your feedback...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIQHy549JH8
found this song by accident (the movie about the sea was the main thing) but boy what a song.
pretty sure not everyone in here will like it, but the pure threat and dispair that goes out from this (dubstep) remix is mindblowing....
interested in your feedback...
Usually 'electronic' music doesn't do anything for me, but this is an exception. Perhaps it has something to do with the footage, where does it come from?
BTW, recently I learned that Top Gear is a great way to get introduced to some interesting pieces of music, derived from soundtracks mostly (Hans Zimmer etc.).
http://forums.finalgear.com/top-gear-episode-songs/
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always been a favorite of mine, not too well known on this forum but boy, what a voice, what a band, i got their live (double) cd and if i play it it needs to be played with volume cranked up to eleven!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00_8FVT4NI4
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or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncEgakXslHA&feature=related
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Hey Pottel! I loved both of those songs and I intend to buy the album! Are they Portuguese?
It reminds me in a kind of way of some Greek albums I have of Manos Hadjidakis - "35 Songs of the Roman Marketplace" " Village Named Desire" and "Magnus Eroticus" - they are well removed from "Never on Sunday" LOL! I have them on my MP3 and play them when lying on a Greek beach! ;D
Thanks for the recommendation!
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Richard Bennett posted this on facebook last week (his son is playing guitar on this song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qVmGMrHQu8
I am in love....
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Richard Bennett posted this on facebook last week (his son is playing guitar on this song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qVmGMrHQu8
I am in love....
Beautiful song! The guitar's not bad either! ;)
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there a few more songs to listen to on his website and more on youtube. I love them all!
Can't find a CD anywhere, or even a download...
here's another favourite of mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQYKHdPpWAg
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not sure about the 'tach though ;D
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Pottel - What is the live Medredeus album called, please? I have looked on Amazon and there is nothing listed "live" .
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Hey Pottel! I loved both of those songs and I intend to buy the album! Are they Portuguese?
It reminds me in a kind of way of some Greek albums I have of Manos Hadjidakis - "35 Songs of the Roman Marketplace" " Village Named Desire" and "Magnus Eroticus" - they are well removed from "Never on Sunday" LOL! I have them on my MP3 and play them when lying on a Greek beach! ;D
Thanks for the recommendation!
Superval, have you ever listened to Giocondas' smile by Hadjidakis? One of his most popular, produced by Quincy Jones back in the 60ies, all instrumental. Probably my favourite record from this great composer, eventhough the Greek elements in this record are less "to the front" and obvious than the rest you mention. I am surprised you know "Magnus Eroticus", his other masterpiece, since it is sung in Greek and that must be a boundary of some sort. How come you got to know all these recordings? Anyway, Portuguese Madredeus were a big hit in Greece 15-20 years ago, with "O Pastor", and that goes to show that your connection with Hadjidakis' music is somehow correct! I loved them as well, bought 3 of their albums, but since I lost touch. Good to be reminded and remembered. "Existir" is their famous album, I guess it is not that hard to find. Now this would be a nice topic for a new thread: suggestions about music of a more "ethnic" nature. Of course people from UK and USA would have too much new suggestions, since the bulk of the music we listen to, come from these countries.
Anyway, if you liked Hadjidakis, you might as well try Manos Loizos, or a new group called Mat se dio ifesis.
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it was released by EMI, in 1992
called Madredeus:Lisboa
this one first went by unnoticed, as the cover is different to the one i have, but it has the exact same content:
http://www.amazon.de/Lisboa-Madredeus/dp/B000005HBA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1322333607&sr=8-1
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Hi VGONIS2002! No I haven't heard Gioconda's Smile, but I will look it up! Thanks!
About the Greek music. I first heard this music when I was at a restaurant at Kastro in Kefalonia. I asked the owner of the restaurant what it was called and it was "35 Songs of the Roman Marketplace" - a double album, which dates back to 1935. As I said, it suits the mood perfectly when I am in Greece, on a beach or on a mountainside, but I listen to it also when I am in my own home quite often.
I first heard "Magnus Eroticus" and "Village Named Desire" when, once again, I was in a restaurant, this time in Samos . It doesn't matter to me that these songs are in Greek, because when I listen to them, my thoughts return to where I heard them! It brings back memories of sunshine and the smell of herbs :)
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it was released by EMI, in 1992
called Madredeus:Lisboa
this one first went by unnoticed, as the cover is different to the one i have, but it has the exact same content:
http://www.amazon.de/Lisboa-Madredeus/dp/B000005HBA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1322333607&sr=8-1
Thanks, Pottel! I'll order it then! :)
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http://youtu.be/nUmDaeZyTdA
- mat se dio ifesis
http://youtu.be/eT5rwzngv5Q
- manos hadjidakis
http://youtu.be/wkVNez7hXBw
- manos loizos
http://youtu.be/kAT8mmAtDz0
- manos loizos
http://youtu.be/ZEUksvy8hU0
-microutsikos/papakonstantinou
http://youtu.be/pHTtpE6zBiU
-microutsikos/papakonstantinou
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Thanks, VGONIS for the links! :)
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Have been listening to the 2 first Grin's records. Nils Lofgren has never bettered them, either as a guitarist or composer. And he is such a great guitarist and composer! Not one filler!
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Pottel - My copy of Madredeus "Lisboa" arrived this morning and it is beautiful - listening now! :)
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Pottel - My copy of Madredeus "Lisboa" arrived this morning and it is beautiful - listening now! :)
niiiiice!
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I recently stumbled on another great band.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V_eTQd9c1k
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Dan, great band indeed. With at least two "classic" albums under their belt. Music has the right to Children and Geogaddi. Hasn't been able to catch up with any later releases, if they have released any. They are not even near MK style but surely great music!
Happy New Year to all of you. Hope it doesn't let you down as 2011.
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Like that a lot. Thnx Dan!
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I know they are considered almost mainstream, but how about the Fleet foxes and the Black Keys?
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i would be very surprised by ANYONE on this forum to like this, but i do. just ordered their 2 cd's
you gotta look past the front, it is a very smart set up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=8Uee_mcxvrw
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bring it on folks...listen all the way to the end...
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Hey, pottel, I Ffffink YOU' RE FREEEKY (but I like you a lot...) :lol :lol :lol
acute hearing loss...
LE
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Seen them before. South African trash rap. It don't tickle my pickle none.
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Some of the video shooting reminds me of the innovating videos of Aphex twin!
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aaahh aphrx twin, a real connaiseur you are mr. :lol
actually there are youtube vids where the play together live, in london.
my pickle is very tickled right now :-)
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Some of the video shooting reminds me of the innovating videos of Aphex twin!
everyone should check "come to daddy" on youtube. nightmares will never be the same again ;D
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Pottel you amaze me! PF,BD,DS,MK and Aphex twin! That is what I call diversity! (I know what you are thinking right now, but it is a guilt free past for me!)
I have somewhere the Aphex DVD with the videos. Come to Daddy is scary, but what really gave the creeps (and a lot of laughter right) is this one!
http://youtu.be/uP_3goBZj1Y Windowlicker!
This is another fantastic Chris Cunningham video clip! : http://youtu.be/Z_SkJb7LPYE by Squarepusher!
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i have a veeeery varied choice of music. even though my main love is for PF/MK and BD. it always upsets me to see the too narrowminded fans of either of those 3 not being open to ANY music but MK/BD or PF.
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Sorry for insulting your musical tastes, guys, but rolling in a pig pen seems more attractive than listening and watching those artists.
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bring it on folks...listen all the way to the end...
I made the effort, I listend to about the half... best I can do.
I like tunes, you see, melodies.
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lol,...look beyond the obvious...be strong....yoda speech...
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Jackal, you can feed on hamburgers or you can feed on duck liver pate. (or whatever) ;D No insult taken! I get your point. But these artists and acts are just the ones that surfaced from the underground scene that has been influencing and giving new ways of expression to ALL music. Like rap and electronic music (I would say blues and jazz but I am afraid I will be summoning the wrath of many readers! ;) ), have done 30-40 years ago. You don't actually have to like it. You just have to accept its existence and potential value. I have discovered so many things that owe to this music, from aesthetics to structures that even if I just listen to them rarely compared to my favourite artists, I respect them and try to keep an ear to that direction. I think that you should also try them, or at least give a try to Greek folk music, and of the balkans in general. . It is so rich of ideas and ways to express, that I still wonder why big acts haven't discover it, yet. (Zeppelin tried to do a similar thing with no quarter, but with eastern influences, and the movie broken flowers brought into our attention the Ethiopean take of jazz-rock and P. Simon and and and )
Pottel, I agree with you! Bring new suggestions on!
Rollergirl, originally I had the curiosity to watch it just for the aesthetics of the video. You don't have to like the music, ( which brings to my mind a similar discussion not so long ago ;) - but no, no comparison whatsoever) just take some good ideas from it!
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lol,...look beyond the obvious...be strong....yoda speech...
but it hurts, Master Yoda. I don't like pain
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Oh, but pain is just another door to the next level of existence! Pain stops but experience remains! SyodaM :o (nice little face this one, rarely used!)
By the way, no mention or tears for the great Whitney Houston? :disbelief
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Oh, but pain is just another door to the next level of existence! Pain stops but experience remains! SyodaM :o (nice little face this one, rarely used!)
Last week I hurt my back quite badly, walked like a hundred year old for 3 days. The pain has almost gone now but I remember it and I don't feel like I am moving into the next level ;D
However, this is true of childbirth....
Anyway, I don't want to listen to this when I can listen to somethings I like.
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and Whitney? well, it's never fun when somebody dies but I couldn't care less really.
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Last week I hurt my back quite badly, walked like a hundred year old for 3 days. The pain has almost gone now but I remember it and I don't feel like I am moving into the next level ;D
However, this is true of childbirth....
Anyway, I don't want to listen to this when I can listen to somethings I like.
You have my sympathy. I know that back pain is very bad because it restricts you, in addition to the actual pain and thought of the probable damage. But I also know some 100 year old people that go running! But you have moved to the next level, you will be more careful the next time! ;)
As for childbirth, I get the meaning, but in some cases the pain just gets bigger. ;D (I adore my kids, but if you have seen "Married with children...)
Here in Greece it is either listening to this or our politicians. I prefer this. :P
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You have my sympathy. I know that back pain is very bad because it restricts you, in addition to the actual pain and thought of the probable damage. But I also know some 100 year old people that go running! But you have moved to the next level, you will be more careful the next time! ;)
As for childbirth, I get the meaning, but in some cases the pain just gets bigger. ;D (I adore my kids, but if you have seen "Married with children...)
Here in Greece it is either listening to this or our politicians. I prefer this. :P
Thank you for your sympathy. So you mean I have moved to the next level, a level where you don't run down frozen kids' slides? ;D (yes, that's what I did, at my age....). Time will tell ;)
True but it's a different kind of pain once the child is born. (next level kind of pain I guess ;D)
I agree with you, it's better to listen to music, even music one doesn't like, than listening to politicians, especially greek ones (although I wouldn't understand what they're saying, may sound like music to me)
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Sorry for insulting your musical tastes, guys, but rolling in a pig pen seems more attractive than listening and watching those artists.
oh but i am not insulted by your reply whatsoever.
found it funny.
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also, this thread was partially started to introduce all of us to different kinds of music, so there you go :-)
another one of my favourites..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fNl1iExoT4&feature=related
and then there is of course:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRPP-aNM48w&feature=related
they always have a great stage/light show. which i can appreciate a lot.a show with a message!
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and she is one pretty girl too. brilliant voice. got all of their cd's, seen them 3 times live.amongst the best live shows' i've seen.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLdsGKtOd9k
love this one as well.....from their last cd...
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Massive attack! Their three first albums were masterpieces! Up there with Making movies and the rest of DS albums!
Here are two photos before they concert in Lycabetus hill.
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aah, you really have a very fine taste of music young man. so i assume you were there and saw the show??
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listeningto a live recording as i write this. (2010.08.14, Fort de Saint-P
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You don't have to like the music, just take some good ideas from it!
Hi VGONIS! I agree entirely! I equate it with some of the couture fashion shows from Milan, London, New York, etc where the clothes appear ridiculous and unwearable, but there is always something from them which will appear later in the high street shops that will be the very height of fashion for the ordinary woman in the street. The same with music. Something, no matter how small, will emerge from even the most unlistenable errrr, music and become the latest hit! ;)
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I agree VG and Val. It can be "new", strange and inaccessible, but I steer clear of things that are outright ugly and vulgar. There's too much beautiful art to discover, so I'll happily skip the other stuff.
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I have to agree with you, too, Jackal! There is just so much beautiful music and art to explore in the world and so little time! :)
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then share it here, that is what this thread is all about.
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Pottel, I went there both days, but had to settle for a view far away from the stage, namely the rocks outside the theater, overlooking the theater and most of Athens! (The sound is fantastic up there, but the distance is a bit of a problem) For my wallet 40-50 Euros/day were too much even 6 years ago. I chose to buy their records instead. I found out about them in 1994 and really tried to follow their releases. Not like with MK, just albums and some maxi singles with the songs I like best. These are the photos before the concert, and I have to find the rest. (Probably in color film, that wait to be filed...) Sorry for posting the same one twice!
At the same theater our man performed in 2008! This is a picture from the summit to show you the view! (this one from a Blues Brothers concert, late 1990ies.)
By the way, Europe thread doesn't allow me to post! Any ideas?
Superval, you said the magic words: little time. On these grounds I have to agree with you and Jackal, but the thrill of finding a new sound is very big, and if you don't search you don't find. And yes, I agree, I don't have to dive in the pigsty to get the pearls, when there are plenty in the ocean or some fancy shop, but the metaphor thing is going too far to even understand what I am saying. I just think that discovering means that you might step on an ugly mine, even if it is hidden inside a beautiful prairie. You can't tell if something is beautiful until you taste it.
I am not in favor of music just because it is "new", since new is every music that I listen to for the very first time. Or maybe it isn't. Because when you listen to the rolling stones you can hear Robert Johnson somewhere there, laughing along with the devil at the crossroads. And when something sounds strange to your ears it must be at least intriguing to even label it as strange. As for inaccessible, well, some times I have to take the word of my friends for some things. They have devoted the time to listen closely and repeatedly some things before suggesting them to me. But they can't give me their experience as well. They can only reassure me that this difficult, seemingly inaccessible music, will reward me after repeated plays. One example for me is Kid A by Radiohead. I couldn't listen to it. And a friend of mine insisted it was great. I took this tape during my summer holidays and listened to it every day. He was right. Still not my favourite Radiohead album, but indeed, great. I didn't know it was beautiful, until I understood it. Someone else had to tell me so. And yes many times I disagree with their choices, but I can only say that I don't understand it. After all the very effort to define something as art, is a restrain. And art should have none of those. I always judge the result and not the means and i am certain of one thing, that I might be wrong.
Who likes Philip K. Dick? I am about to finish one of his non sci-fi books, "Mary and the Giant". A very nice book, and guess what the plot revolves around a music store. Some nice insights about music, before the rock' n' roll era. I liked one particular part. Quote:" Let's try and be reasonable.I agree that we have to be clear about the means and the end. But sound is not the means and music the end. Music is a term of evaluation, that applies in familiar sequences (motives) of sound. What you call sound, is just music you don't like!" Reply: "And what's more, if I kick a bunch of bottles, twice, I have the right to claim that I have composed something that is called Etude in Glass, isn't that so?" (I am sorry for this on-the-fly translation. I have the book in Greek and I have to translate back to the original language English. ;) )
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got no clue as to why you cannot post in the Euro thread,...dan?
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I see a lock. Someone locked it.
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Jazz anyone?
Enrico Rava:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJN_Tfaj_KI
Chet Baker and his interpretation of "Almost Blue":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4PKzz81m5c
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Not particularly "new" as his debut album was released in 2010, but anyway... Does anybody know Paul Simon's son, Harper? Discovered this beautiful tune the other day:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d82Dz1DW2BM
Sounds very much like his dad, doesn't he?
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Almost like a clone! Very similar to S&G's stuff.
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From Geraint- Watkins - He toured with Mark for the STP tour in 2001 and the charity gigs in 2002.
http://www.emusic.com/listen/#/album/geraint-watkins/in-a-bad-mood/11263408/
http://www.mark-knopfler-news.co.uk/frameset.php?frame=/biogs/geraint.html
Easy To Say 'Bon Temps Rouler'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMCkYn2n4OM
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Just me great jazz selections!
The Harper Simon is very reminiscent of Simon and Garfunkel. It is good that some children do not avoid sounding similar to their famous parents, if that means giving us such good little songs.
The Geraint Watkins song was great!
Thank you all for bringing them to our attention!
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From Geraint- Watkins - He toured with Mark for the STP tour in 2001 and the charity gigs in 2002.
http://www.emusic.com/listen/#/album/geraint-watkins/in-a-bad-mood/11263408/
http://www.mark-knopfler-news.co.uk/frameset.php?frame=/biogs/geraint.html
I believe I got that cd, and remember quite liking it...
Easy To Say 'Bon Temps Rouler'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMCkYn2n4OM
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Love don't stop no war, don't stop no cancer, it stops my heart!!
recent acoustic
http://youtu.be/zmv_sCj8wCY
and the older full band electric studio version!
http://youtu.be/jhsX6pmJ0GA
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Zombie thread revival to recommend buying the new Jason Isbell album. :)
https://youtu.be/ZtgPeNKpnyw
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjftvOLs0Y0
Love this song, the vibe reminded me a bit of When It Comes To You...
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A great day for me as a Ryan Adams fan...
https://youtu.be/COYioAybALw
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Getting back into Van Morrison/Eric Clapton territory, but isn't Ryan Adams a bit of a scumbag?!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjftvOLs0Y0
Love this song, the vibe reminded me a bit of When It Comes To You...
Absolutely!
Great roots music from a young singer/songwriter who still knows how country/folk/americana (no matter how you call it) should sound like. Amazing!
Not like all of this crap most country music stations are playing all day long.
I`ve discovered Tyler Childers about a year ago and since then he is a regular on my jukebox.
https://youtu.be/_QzcrflqDCg
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He’s great.
Are you a Sturgill fan too?
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Getting back into Van Morrison/Eric Clapton territory, but isn't Ryan Adams a bit of a scumbag?!
He is a total mess as a person, but artistically is a genius, which is what I like from him.
I'm fan of his music more or less since 2005, and I know from that moment he was an ass, that he was on alcohol and drugs, he's been on rehab multiple times and looks like he's sober from long ago, but he never stopped being an ass, only that the #metoo and #cancelationculture were not trendy yet...
Artistically he was a genius, and it's still very good, his last record is very good in my opinion.
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He’s great.
Are you a Sturgill fan too?
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No, I`m not.
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John Hiatt : The Eclipse Sessions last album in 2018
A connexion with MK with two guitarists who played with him inside left : Sonny Landreth and Mike Henderson on the albums like "Slow turning" or "Stolen Moments".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcLSlsA0zDY&list=OLAK5uy_m1vs1MTIjphdZ9Nw-4onmj5PoeigepL9g
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New album from the great Cory Branan, listening closely to the lyrics on this one it reminded me of a MK solo era type song:
https://youtu.be/Qv74Hv3gqfA
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New album from the great Cory Branan, listening closely to the lyrics on this one it reminded me of a MK solo era type song:
https://youtu.be/Qv74Hv3gqfA
Nice:)
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Trying to revive this, with some new suggestions.
https://youtu.be/WlsPOWvbOg8?si=Oo8-q4ItkaYWf7B9
Great chameleon of music this Dope Lemon. Every song of his seems to be from another genre, and reminiscent of so many past artists.
This one has a J J Cale vibe:
https://youtu.be/9OzmlCmTvc4?si=1ih6hO9eU4oSM4pb
And a lovely song and video by multi talented artist Jeffrey Lewis, about the LP obsession:
https://youtu.be/3urXygZXb74?si=HQWRpF5bT7Oqqx0v
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Trying to revive this, with some new suggestions.
https://youtu.be/WlsPOWvbOg8?si=Oo8-q4ItkaYWf7B9
Great chameleon of music this Dope Lemon. Every song of his seems to be from another genre, and reminiscent of so many past artists.
This one has a J J Cale vibe:
https://youtu.be/9OzmlCmTvc4?si=1ih6hO9eU4oSM4pb
And a lovely song and video by multi talented artist Jeffrey Lewis, about the LP obsession:
https://youtu.be/3urXygZXb74?si=HQWRpF5bT7Oqqx0v
thnx for reviving this one V!