Can Bowie dance????
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What are you listening to?
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 anarka2 |
Re: Ouhouh.... | #41 | ||
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Minnie |
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Posts: 10113 24-06-05 09:25 |
Do elephants fly?
Bowie's has the ability to make long bandy legs look sexy when he dances to Let's Dance. - everybody knows this is nowhere -
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 30-06-05 21:41 Administrator |
Television, 'Adventure'
Good album. I didn't know them, but I'm glad I got to know them. been listening to the Jesus and Mary Chain. While listening to them I wondered: why didn't I hear this earlier? Got 'Zuma' (by the great Mr. Neil Young) from the library as well. Another excellent album. Er, what else did I bring from the library? Ah yes, 'Station to Station' - I have it on vinyl, but I want it on cd as well (long live cd copiers  ). And Bach's violin sonatas and partitas (I've said it before and I'll say it again: his music makes me doubt whether there isn't a god out there after all, despite my atheism).
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Minnie |
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Posts: 10113 01-07-05 12:32 |
Zuma?
When did he release that one. I have ten of many if you wanna compare Neil Young lists? - everybody knows this is nowhere -
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 01-07-05 16:47 Administrator |
1975
I have 'Harvest', 'Harvest Moon' and 'Unplugged' on cd. On tape: 'Sleeps with Angels', 'After the Gold Rush', and the nameless solo debut. And from the early years: 'So Far' (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) and 'Retrospective: The Best of Buffalo Springfield' (both on tape). |
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godknowsimgood |
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Posts: 1762 01-07-05 16:58 Member |
I was listening to - and watching - Neil Young last night on the Live Aid DVD, and was reminded how brilliant (and charismatic) he is - though one of the two songs on the DVD, which he did that day, was rather square: Nothing Is Perfect (In God's Perfect Plan) - the music is great, but the lyrics leave something to be desired. My favourite Neil Young album is the first I ever heard, After The Goldrush, I remember when I heard it I had never heard anything like that before.
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Minnie |
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Posts: 10113 01-07-05 21:46 |
I'll get my list together for you to tick off.
Harvest and After the Goldrush managed to be combined into a double CD. I think he's absolutely fabulous.  - everybody knows this is nowhere -
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 01-07-05 22:21 Administrator |
Personally I don't think Good old Neil is the best lyrics writer ever. He's at his best when he keeps it simple, and takes up the acoustic guitar. I love his rock songs too, but they tend to get too much when performed live (I forgot to mention that I have 'Year of the Horse' on tape - and I have seen him live about 8 or 9 years ago).
For the grunge generation (er, me, that is), he's an icon. And - like all icons - for all the wrong reasons. |
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Minnie |
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Posts: 10113 02-07-05 16:00 |
I wanna live
with a cinnamon girl I could be happy the rest of my life With a cinnamon girl. A dreamer of pictures I run in the night You see us together, chasing the moonlight, My cinnamon girl. Simple yet so nice alongside a simple. I think I was sixteen when I first heard that song and loved it ever since. Everybody know this nowhere la la la lala la Everybody knows - everybody knows this is nowhere -
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bobage2 |
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Posts: 623 05-07-05 04:58 |
"19th Nervous Breakdown".
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 05-07-05 08:10 Administrator |
the radio. Visage, 'Fade to Grey'
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bobage2 |
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Posts: 623 05-07-05 08:12 |
"So;.....
so you think you can tell,...... |
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anarka2 |
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Posts: 5600 05-07-05 11:29 |
Heaven from Hell.......
Well, i've just been in 'Heaven' with the Thomanerchor from Leipzig singing "6 Motetten" by Johann Sebastian Bach. Oh yeah....and the conductor is Gnther Ramin!!!! |
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anarka2 |
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Posts: 5600 11-08-05 13:00 |
Johann Sebastian Bach played on accordeon by Michael Olefir - my former lodger. He gave me a cd with the dedication:
"To Stine - who knows that playing Bach on accordeon is like cracking nuts with your a s s h o l e!!!! 
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 06-11-05 22:13 Administrator |
Phew, this topic was far far away, but look! I found it!
Listening to NoFX, 'I Heard They Suck Live' (on the same tape as Bad Religion's "All Ages" - I really should get those albums on vinyl or on CD, so what if it's awful: it's fun). |
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anarka2 |
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Posts: 5600 09-11-05 15:03 |
Jewish music - think it's called 'klezmer'?
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chrisvosje |
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Posts: 435 10-11-05 01:44 Administrator |
Quote: Do I want to hear this music? Ever? db, 'After All' (an incredibly sweet song, in fact - it breaks up my idea of 'The Man who Sold the World' being a rougher album). |
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bobage |
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Posts: 1562 12-11-05 00:12 |
"Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead"....Warren Zevon.
A surprisingly jaunty little number. Reminds me of something one might have a dream about. |
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donpinsent |
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Posts: 11 14-11-05 14:58 |
driftwood- travis.
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anarka2 |
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Posts: 5600 15-11-05 15:52 |
A danish group called Mew - not sure what the song is called........One Flew Over.....eh....something...
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