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What are you listening to? Part III
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I always wondered -who wrote the "Fame RIFF" it always sounded like a John Lennon thing - one of my favorites
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An absolute classic from 1970!
And an amazing version recorded 47 years later!
The Dead South - In Hell I'll Be In Good Company.
Why do I like this song so much?
The neat appearance (black trousers, white shirts, one clean shaven face and one tie), of the group, yes; the stunning lyrics, (fantastic), yes; the fact that a cello - a cello! - is strummed, chord like, nonchalently, almost like a guitar (or a theorbo) - oh, marvellous, that bass sound! - and the wonderfuly weird variety of the settings....
Why do I like this song so much?
The neat appearance (black trousers, white shirts, one clean shaven face and one tie), of the group, yes; the stunning lyrics, (fantastic), yes; the fact that a cello - a cello! - is strummed, chord like, nonchalently, almost like a guitar (or a theorbo) - oh, marvellous, that bass sound! - and the wonderfuly weird variety of the settings....
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Nothing Else Matters - Steve'N'Seagulls.
Wonderful lyrics, - and, again, this time with a double bass, that bass sound, played by hand, sigh, fantastic - terrific setting and song.
Gorgeous.
Wonderful lyrics, - and, again, this time with a double bass, that bass sound, played by hand, sigh, fantastic - terrific setting and song.
Gorgeous.
Still a standout to this very day.
For me it was
The needle dropped and tore a hole in my universe
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