What are you listening to/fav type of music

[a_majoor]

The HU, "Sad but True"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpxA_ZxGX_M

Genghis Khan's descendants graciously allowed Motorhead to cover this song.....

 

[dapaterson]

Tim Hawkins on National Anthems.

Including covers of the US national anthem by Bob Marley, Neil Young, Dave Mathews and Bob Dylan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pb80dbVUKM

 

[medicineman]

Mr Brightside by The Killers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVlfINuDdKE&list=RD3mLPxaCTvzc&index=2

MM

 

[FJAG]

Phil Spector died. He was a controversial figure, at best, but, man, he created some great sounds.

Listening to the Blossoms/Crystals "He's a Rebel". I'll follow that with a whole lot of Ronette's stuff.

 

[mariomike]

Phil did have his "quirks". He was described as, "Talented, but flawed."

Ronnie recalled that he installed a gold coffin with a glass top in the basement, promising that he would kill her and display corpse if she ever left him.

I remember my aunt, who wasn't much older than me, listening to Phil's "girl groups" on her transistor radio.

 

[OldSolduer]

Queen.

Somebody to Love.

 

[Furniture]

Spotify just played a song I'd never heard before called "Breakfast in Hell" Slaid Cleves, and as sucker for a good story song, it is now part of my rotation.

 

[dapaterson]

There are two types of people in the world: those who believe Audra McDonald is the world's greatest living Broadway performer, and those who are wrong. Here she is performing Jason Robert Brown's Stars & The Moon.

 

[dapaterson]

I think I've come up with the new CAF language testing paradigm: If you can listen to Vincent Vallières' "On va s'aimer encore" without getting a tear in your eye, you need to go back for more French training.

Au bout de nos doutes
Au bout de la route
Au-delà de la mort
On va s'aimer encore