What are you listening to now ?

I had a few beers this afternoon at the bar and learned today this "kid" that I've gotten to know over the past few years, spent 7 years in Iraq (military).
He claims he's told me that a "hundred" times haha, but no, others I think.
Anyways, really great guy. I swear to God I did not know that. Now some things make sense in hindsight.
F'n strange world sometimes.Sheesh.
:) Cheers.

Brian May in here as well:

Same song. Nice lyrical graphics in this one. -Cheers.

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I was actually just jokingly singing this lyric tagline quietly to myself for fun, took my own advice and typed it in YT to see if "that" one has already been done 10X already too.
Close actually. Huh. Haha. Maybe a subconscious thing. (My version was more bluesy. No-one cares Gordy. Shut up. Hahaha) :)


Closer:

B.Adams: His new album is right on. Nice to hear.
Another: I'm diggin it.

//end. :) Happy Halloween.
 
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I am curious. Would anyone mind or care if I had linked some 1930's Soviet and/or German military and/or political matches?

They're infused with the regimes propaganda, some obvious, some more subtle, but have nonetheless artistic merit and historical significance.

Meanwhile - over the weekend there was a Klezmer festival in Minsk and I sort of know some people there and those who went there from the US.

So, some Klezmer music's greatest hits.






And to finish with more uplifting 7:40


And naturally

 
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When I think of Russia I think of this song performed by Anna Netrebko and Dmitri Hvorostovsky who died much too young.
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I might have uploaded that one a few years ago. I did some Hvoro's clips back then.

Performer most associated with "Moscow Nights" was a great baritone and a crooner deluxe Vladimir Troshin (1926-2008), who was a top star in the mid-50's through late-60's. (notice there are no sound effects here)


And here's Troshin with a rare cover of the "Falling Leaves".


Here's with a "Night conversation" (soundtrack to a popular Soviet film, with Stas Lyubshin and Jeanne Bolotova)


"The Morse Code", about the northern explorers.


"The sound of accordion".


A "Night rail car" (or tram)


And a more swinging tune.


Another sad ballad

 
Recent:
Sinead O'Connor 'Nothing Compares 2 U' | The Late Late Show | RTÉ One

Original:
Sinéad O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2U [Official Music Video]

Cover:
Beth Hart with that "Joplin influence" (i.m.o) again:)
RocKwiz - Beth Hart - I'd Rather Go Blind

Original singer/writer:
Etta James and The Roots Band - I'd Rather Go Blind 2001 HQ

Original record:
Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind


Personally I'm not fussy on alot of the punk-ass-beach rap stuff so this one is cool.
Phora - Gotta Move On

Ahn Trio - Nuvole Bianche (Official Music Video)
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthrea...by-Ahn-Trio-Shot-in-FF-on-A7III-(a7RII-b-cam)

edit://Piano P.O.V:
Ludovico Einaudi - Nuvole Bianche

‘Woman’ Music Video
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthrea...o-shot-on-the-A7S-II-with-Zeiss-Contax-lenses

//post edit: Worth another post.
Ahn Trio Live From The Concert Lobby

posty post edit//:
I hang out here as well once a week to chill;Chevys.
He always surprises me. He knows his 60s70s-bands all on vinyl. -Cheers.
https://vaughn.live/chevy
 
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Mark Williams said:
Larkin Poe - Mad as a Hatter
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Yep. Right on. -Cheers.

Dont mind me. Love music.

Tegan and Sara - Living Room (Live on KEXP)
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?116896-What-are-you-listening-to-now/page5
...but the links aren't available in my country soooo...

I remember them. :) Note to self->Maybe I should start up another facebook page and post all my tunes there....Nahhhh. f-FB. :)
I posted one of thiers many pages ago of a live radio cast "before" they became this "corporate" abomination (posted below) and I mean that in a, well, just sad to see them not being themselves i.m.o.
-update: They're live performances are real so no worries. Corporate videos can be off-putting these days sometimes as Johnette Napolitano has well documented. All's good. :)


Somebody give me a "Remedy". I'm outta here but then you already knew that anyways hahaha. -Cheers folks.
Not a great singer but a great entertainer (in this video).

//Here's a little drunk story for ya. I saw these guys in T.O with a friend. After the concert, on our way home while stuck in traffic, I could here this guy screaming from the sidewalk 'f-u' at someone. (3-lane traffic stall). After around 3 shout-outs I looked over at the guy and he was pointing at me. Like WTF? Jeez. I looked over at the driver and...well, he starts laughing and sais something like "Is he yelling at you?" Hahaha. Jeez. Yeah,so, whatever. AND I'm a nobody so that was a good one if indeed he was acting towards me. :) Cheeers hahaha.
 
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Tuesday? Sorry folks haha. In regards to a previous thread which I didn't spoil haha: I miss Charli. We used to chat on skype weekly and she always kept me working. Amazing lady.

I've had this song stuck in my head for 3 days. No reason. Soooo let's get it over with then and have a
listen shall we?


Metallica - Whiskey In The Jar (Video)

// At the end of the video is the very last line (what it sounded like to my ears was->) "Surrender in the jar"That's a good title for a song. YT didn't immediately bring anything up. There you go. (The documented line(s) is "There's whiskey in the jar-o" and "Mush a ring, dum-a-do dum-a-da.)
/// My roomate just asks "How much music do you need to listen to?" Obviously not a [edit: //"Music Lover".]
 
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Nobodys talking. Too busy checking their cell pnones. I don't talk either in real life.
And I am off the bed. And I aint gonna tell you who with. -jk :)
 
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