What are you listening to now ?

good lord. I've bitten my tongue up until now but can no longer. Looking at the music submissions here you'd think the the dvx user group is nothing but white guys over 70.

frickin' Cliff Richard and old hippie music? really?


Go ahead and post your complete personal collection of Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez then.
 
good lord. I've bitten my tongue up until now but can no longer. Looking at the music submissions here you'd think the the dvx user group is nothing but white guys over 70.

frickin' Cliff Richard and old hippie music? really?

Well, I'm white, and I'm getting old, so...get off my lawn.
 
good lord. I've bitten my tongue up until now but can no longer. Looking at the music submissions here you'd think the the dvx user group is nothing but white guys over 70.

frickin' Cliff Richard and old hippie music? really?
I am truly resisting the temptation to post my favorite Fred Astaire tapdance scene...... :p
 
Puccini's Nessun Dorma, ok that's old, but this older, but also kind of renewed.... :)


By the way, this piece is just so incredibly hard to sing well. I can't literally find any version where I think "yes, that's it", it's too hard not to feel the struggling.

Perhaps there is a Miley Cyrus version of this somewhere. ;)
 
Puccini's Nessun Dorma, ok that's old, but this older, but also kind of renewed.... :) ...

I was going off the release time (angling for the 1920's) but, as the far as the timeline of the creation goes, Schubert's Serenade (Ständchen) is from ~ 1828, Bizet's "Pearl Fishers" (Les pêcheurs de perles, Nadir's aria, is from 1863,) Leoncavallo's Pagliacci (Vesti la Giubba) is from 1892, and Puccini's "Turandot" (Nessun Dorna) is from 1926.
 
good lord. I've bitten my tongue up until now but can no
longer. Looking at the music submissions here you'd think the the dvx user group
is nothing but white guys over 70.
frickin' Cliff Richard and old hippie music? really?

Your free to post any kind of music you like.
I think we've been quite diverse in our tastes concerning multicutural music from
all areas of the planet.

May I suggest, and I can understand why you might think that believe it or not, is
rather than criticize others posts why not post what you like instead?
I would probably like it.

Here's one, for example, that's good to crank up to bug the neighbors sometimes if
they're on the rag.
In other words, personally, I sometimes let music say what I want to say without me having to say it.
Just type in any phrase that's on your mind and whammo, it's already been done 10X over haha.
-Cheers.


Still one of my old faves from Anarchy Stone from Japan.
They are still going strong. I spoke to them once on Facebook. I have followed them for a decade or more. Been quite a ride for them unlike how it would be in North
America. I digress. -Cheers.

Same song still rockin from 2017:

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Unleash the Archers - Northwest Passage (cover)

Stan Rogers (original)

Thank-you. :)

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An oldie but a goody. This ones goes out to me haha. :) -Cheers.
 
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Here’s something a bit more contemporary — only 30 years old. Arguably the greatest opening credit sequence in cinema. Written in anger, frustration, love and lightning. Perfect blend of music, dance, photography, and connection to the movie’s themes and subject matter. And it was inspired by Ann-Margaret!

https://youtu.be/739XYgoA-x8
 
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