What are you listening to now ?

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Trance is so relaxing.
My fave Trance DJ is still DJ Kolos on Mixcloud[albeit it's never up-todate] (https://www.mixcloud.com/djkolos/). I met him and his music somewhere browsing online a few years ago, I forget.
I think Jason here will allow me give him a plug. :)
When I was on facebook I chatted with him a few times. Good guy. Used to catch him every Saturday afternoon on replay.

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Im on radio (beats2dance) every saturday 10 pm (cet) -and sunday 9 am (cet)
https://beats2dance.com/more-player...aNgiTNYg3DacaMtB-lxD0soIMa51eM54pwRylyqUASiHU ( check the trance

channel )

also on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5YJMcD9VQEatuwKPJYK2TQ
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From awhile ago-> He changes it up AND listens to his audience feedback, adapts and responds very quickly it seems. :) Very cool guy.

 
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I've moved to a new town. Don't know anything about this town nor anyone in it. 1 week now. Gettin pretty buzzed on wine.

Just keepin it real. IDK. Sometimes ya just gotta say f-it haha. -Cheers.
Featuring Cortnie Frazier .

IDK. I just love this band and their video productions. :)
Featuring Morgan James.
 
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I wonder if we can get Charlie (Chuck G -W) up here. Got a place for ya. Everything's covered. :)
//Charli. Chat in a bit.

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F'n A. Port Hope. Where my last girlfriend lived. Where we used to gig (The Ganni?) as a band and sometimes together with her on keys (duet). A Jazz piano player/teacher. Jackie C. 20 years ago. -Cheers. Ol' Port Hope. -Many a story there. Fk'n A. Thanks for the memories guys. :)

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Re: The song called "I never want to be like you."
(It's never been done properly in a long time. Needs a rebirth. Titles aren't copyrightable. Just write the fn thing in todays perspective or I'll do it! ;). Fkn jeez. :) )
 
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OK, they don't always get to Barry's falsetto or to Robin's vibrato but they're fun nonetheless.

 
For a Beatles tribute band, the quality of the tributing, aka the level of similarity to the original recordings, is pretty high. It may take an entire orchestra to duplicate George Martin and the four blokes but here they are. Two albums, Sgt. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour, live, one after another.

 
Just found this group ... a very eclectic mix of tunes, mostly in Russian ... live at a radio studio ...

 
Aleksandr (or Alexander, if you prefer) Zatsepin turned 94 on March, the 10th. In the 1960's-1970's, he was responsible for several dozen of the highly popular tunes and, since the Soviet directors usually included several musical numbers in their films, many of Zatsepin's songs entered the popular Soviet culture via screen and remained there to his day. I posted many of his twists a few months ago. Here are a few of his other hits.

From the "Diamond Arm".


From "Ivan Vassil'evich's new job"


From "Diamond Arm"


From "Diamond Arm"


From, "Kidnapping, the Caucases Style"


From "Ivan Vsassil;evich"


From the "Kidnapping"


 
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