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What are you listening to pt.2
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Beauty and a Beat Instrumental Neuro Electro Mix ...
Love the track, made by 2 great producers (Max Martin and Zedd) just take out Justin Bieber and it's actually enjoyable. LINK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tEyKw9SNZg
Love the track, made by 2 great producers (Max Martin and Zedd) just take out Justin Bieber and it's actually enjoyable. LINK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tEyKw9SNZg
LOL.. Well hunny your in idiot why don't you do it! Best line of the video....hahhhhaha
They almost sound like SOD........ Ha. Good stuff.
The wonderful 'Pink Martini' (one of my favourite groups)- playing 'U Plavu Zoru', to be followed by 'Una Notte A Napoli" from their terrific album 'Hang On Little Tomato'.
Then, following that, I might take a listen to their earlier masterpiece album "Sympathique" - the title song is especially good, as is "Song Of The Black Lizard", their cover of "Que Sera Sera", "Amado Mio", and a really sweet cover of "Never On Sunday"....
I saw them play live this past summer on their European tour; a wonderful night's entertainment - and a privilege - which I thoroughly enjoyed. For they are classy, superb professional musicians, who are cultured and elegant players; a splendid group who took the idea of hosting a concert and ensuring audience satisfaction exceedingly seriously and mingled graciously afterwards with those of us who had come to see (and listen to) them.
And they are active Democrat and supporters of progressive causes: (look up their website; their first ever concert was a fund raiser gig for the Democrats in Portland in the 1990s). What is there not to like?
Then, following that, I might take a listen to their earlier masterpiece album "Sympathique" - the title song is especially good, as is "Song Of The Black Lizard", their cover of "Que Sera Sera", "Amado Mio", and a really sweet cover of "Never On Sunday"....
I saw them play live this past summer on their European tour; a wonderful night's entertainment - and a privilege - which I thoroughly enjoyed. For they are classy, superb professional musicians, who are cultured and elegant players; a splendid group who took the idea of hosting a concert and ensuring audience satisfaction exceedingly seriously and mingled graciously afterwards with those of us who had come to see (and listen to) them.
And they are active Democrat and supporters of progressive causes: (look up their website; their first ever concert was a fund raiser gig for the Democrats in Portland in the 1990s). What is there not to like?
Some immortal classics from the 80s - actually, from the last time the western world was mired in economic recession......
.....so, tonight's listening includes the wonderful British group "UB40" (named after the "Unemployment Benefit [No] 40" form), with classic songs such as "Where Did I Go Wrong?", "Red, Red, Wine", and the utterly immortal "Food For Thought".
.....so, tonight's listening includes the wonderful British group "UB40" (named after the "Unemployment Benefit [No] 40" form), with classic songs such as "Where Did I Go Wrong?", "Red, Red, Wine", and the utterly immortal "Food For Thought".
Great band! Always loved Phil Lynott's voice and bass playing. Too bad he's gone...
i really liked the follow up lp better. geffrey morgan i think...?
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Classic. 
"Crazy!?! Who you callin' crazy? You wouldn't know crazy if Charles Manson was eating froot loops on your front porch!"
"Crazy!?! Who you callin' crazy? You wouldn't know crazy if Charles Manson was eating froot loops on your front porch!"
I loved his Brooklyn accent in Emerald.
And the sentiments expressed in the lyrics aren't to shabby either.
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