Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues - Live at San Quentin (Good sound quality)

Johnny Cash - Solitary Man

Johnny Cash - The Mercy Seat

 

Dexter Gordon - Lady Bird (Belgium, 1964)

Dexter Gordon - Body and Soul (Belgium, 1964)

Dexter Gordon: tenor saxophone
George Gruntz: piano
Guy Pedersen: bass
Daniel Humair: drums​

 

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The Crüxshadows - Deception

Silke Bischoff - Under your skin

 

Listened to LUX for the first time 1-2 days ago front to back and I'm pretty blown away.

 

A SPELL INSIDE - Faces

 

Love the lyrics..

 

"I can't use what I can't abuse..."

"Always love the one ya hurt ya hurt ya hurt ya hurt ya..."

 

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Well, when MTV was still a music channel... this song had a good run.

From this period (...and I'm not even an Oasis fan but the nostalgia works. ):

 

Those aren't the two I'd have chosen. I'd have chosen The Most Played and Popular Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova! ;D

But MTV; I got rid of my tv in the 90's and haven't looked back. The internet saved me, but now it's killing me! Help! Help! :D

For some thematics (abuse in relationships LOL), I added to the above another video by the way. And in case you might want to undo your Like. :D

I also swapped the B52s for Missing Persons in the subsequent post. :D

...I should add something here too, why leave it blank?

Is that what they call, 'glam rock'? Did they even have MTV back then?
The drummer looks like a young Mel Gibson and the song seems to have some elements of Electric Light Orchestra. But of course they do move around, and clone.

 

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Hehe, anything but Wonderwall. Not bad, but overplayed as hell. Plus I was "lucky" enough to play it in a band in the 90s, so that was enough.

Okay, I understand the TV thing, but until the very end of the 90s, the internet was a no man's land IMO. I remember when we first tried it in school, I could never find anything I was looking for (and I wasn't looking for complicated stuff... no, not porn ) and it was slow as hell. For most of us, the 90s will go down in history as the "TV-era" and let's be honest, there were still some meaningful TV shows back then at least in the EU.


Garbage is good.

Yeah, The Sweet was glam rock back then.

 

A Canadian Girl band called The Surfrajettes it is their new Album, it is really nice to hear some surf again. They get into the whole thing clothes, hairstyles and instruments.

 

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Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven

 

What instrument did you play?

But, yes, if you're more in touch, so to speak, with certain facets of society, then you might find some things overplayed-- certainly especially if you're also playing them.

 

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Cool stuff — I love when music genres do a bit of crossbreeding. I guess we can call it power-pop. Sweet here have almost moved away from glitter glam and into more of a pop or art-rock sound