good music on youtube

[DanaC]

Ohhh - I found one of my all-time favourite albums on youtube! I used to have this on cd - and some of it was on my Yepp MP3 player (pre ipod). Underworld, Beaucoup Fish:



I think it stands up today.

One of my favourite tracks on that album was Shudder/King of Snake - but they did another version for the Everything, Everything tour - here it is live - one of the all-time club classics. When this kicks in fully it has an energy to it I've never experienced anywhere else. *












*admittedly I might be re-accessing E -based memories and sensations when I listen :P Listening to this I am seriously considering acceoting my bro's offer of a saunter into mushroom territory.

This album takes me back to '99. Hell of a year. Doors opening in all directions - the pipe company was doing well and we were getting brand recognition all over the place. My bro designed and with our help built a display stand for Glastonbury - it was awesome. Like something off a Doctor Who set. Massive, dark blue, with display cubbies inset and viewed through ship's portholes, back lit, with smoke pouring out around it.

We were flying high in every regard. Exciting times. Shot through with awesome drug and club experiences.

[DanaC]

My latest discovery. Love following random links and finding cool stuff.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Smooth...

[Griff]

Originally Posted by DanaC

My latest discovery. Love following random links and finding cool stuff.

That put a smile on my face.

[Gravdigr]

Needs more cowbell.

I noticed few of those Fendertones were playing Fenders...

[DanaC]

Love this woman's voice

[DanaC]

Excellent performance:

[Gravdigr]

James Hetfield, front man for Metallica, and his 16 year old daughter, Cali, perform Adele's "Crazy For You". Ain't my kind of music, but, it ain't half bad. This was at the "Acoustic-4-A-Cure" benefit for the Pediatic Cancer Program at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital.

Fan-shot video, but, it's not bad:



Yes, that's Sammy Hagar pushing young Cali on stage, he was emcee.

[DanaC]

One of my favourite tracks from the POI soundtrack:

[Gravdigr]

I could trip to it.

[DanaC]

Hell yeah.


Most of the soundtrack is awesome.

[DanaC]

I've tried to resist - I've tried not to go POI soundtrack mad in here...but...






in my defence a lot of these are songs I already loved...

[Gravdigr]

Wal-Mart rock stars!

Playing a "Cars" Wal-Mart toy guitar...

[Undertoad]

Courtney Barnett delivers the live version of "Pedestrian" on Fallon.

Musician's note ♪ I can't get over how she is not using a pick for this song, which deserves all the attack it can get. Is she self-taught?

https://www.billboard.com/articles/c...ight-show-2015

[xoxoxoBruce]

Bernie Taupin wrote "Daniel" while inspired by the events of the Vietnam War. The lyrics (including a verse in the original draft that was cut from the final version) describe a fictional veteran who was blinded as a result of the war ("your eyes have died"/"but you see more than I") and travels to Spain to escape those around him back home ("do you still feel the pain"/"of the scars that won't heal?"), including his brother, from whose point of view the story is told.

"'Daniel' had been the most misinterpreted song that we'd ever written," explained Taupin, in the Two Rooms tribute project. "The story was about a guy that went back to a small town in Texas, returning from the Vietnam War. They'd lauded him when he came home and treated him like a hero. But, he just wanted to go home, go back to the farm, and try to get back to the life that he'd led before. I wanted to write something that was sympathetic to the people that came home."

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