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What music are you listening to right now?

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I'm back to the 90s, but with a band I wasn't lucky enough to discover at the time, Faith No More. I'm in this loop for a month now and people around me are getting tired already XD

 

 

On 11/17/2020 at 1:06 PM, hachi_o_ichi said:

I'm back to the 90s, but with a band I wasn't lucky enough to discover at the time, Faith No More. I'm in this loop for a month now and people around me are getting tired already XD

 

 

 

I've been listening to the 1990s a lot lately. I'm currently reading a big book of history of pop-rock music, part IV, the 1990s (previously I read the books about 1920s-1980s). I got to know many bands from the 1990s, including Faith No More. I already heard a lot of them before but while I was reading the book I also listened to some of their songs.

Now I'm reading the chapter the golden age of hip-hop and it's great.

 

Today one of the most famous musicians, a keyboardist in my country died of liver cancer. They made several big hits but The Girl with Pearly Hair was the most successful one, it was a well known song in the late 1960s/early 1970s.. Someone made a video with the song edited with clips from The Little Mermaid (a Soviet movie from 1976) and the end result is just beautiful. :heart: 

 

 

16 hours ago, sallycinnamon said:

 

I've been listening to the 1990s a lot lately. I'm currently reading a big book of history of pop-rock music, part IV, the 1990s (previously I read the books about 1920s-1980s). I got to know many bands from the 1990s, including Faith No More. I already heard a lot of them before but while I was reading the book I also listened to some of their songs.

Now I'm reading the chapter the golden age of hip-hop and it's great.

 

Today one of the most famous musicians, a keyboardist in my country died of liver cancer. They made several big hits but The Girl with Pearly Hair was the most successful one, it was a well known song in the late 1960s/early 1970s.. Someone made a video with the song edited with clips from The Little Mermaid (a Soviet movie from 1976) and the end result is just beautiful. :heart: 

 

 

I've been revisiting the likes of Run-DMC, De La Soul and such as well, I'm positive that chapter must be a blast.  

 

Gorgeous track this one! (wacky film too). Seems like many great people are leaving us lately... Guess we're just getting old haha.

6 hours ago, hachi_o_ichi said:

I've been revisiting the likes of Run-DMC, De La Soul and such as well, I'm positive that chapter must be a blast.  

 

Gorgeous track this one! (wacky film too). Seems like many great people are leaving us lately... Guess we're just getting old haha.

 

It's a great chapter, I love it. Next one will be country music in the 1990s haha.

 

The song is a real beauty, the lyrics are also outstanding. Yes, sadly, many of the great musicians from the 50s, 60s or even 70s have already left us.

Haaah this live is so good and this song (=^_^=) ... 2:59-3:16 (3:09 sends chills down my spine) 

16 hours ago, Sayu93 said:

Haaah this live is so good and this song (=^_^=) ... 2:59-3:16 (3:09 sends chills down my spine) 

Ouuhh yaaaas Sakurai!!! You also a fan of Dir En Grey, L'Arc-en-Ciel, Gackt and the likes? 

On 11/24/2020 at 12:09 PM, hachi_o_ichi said:

Ouuhh yaaaas Sakurai!!! You also a fan of Dir En Grey, L'Arc-en-Ciel, Gackt and the likes? 

not exactly those three...but aside from Buck-Tick I'm into Mucc especially but also D'espairs Ray and some girugamesh (mostly into metal otherwise) 

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Two iconic Christmas songs by Australians Tim Minchin and Paul Kelly... the feeling and emotions wrap themselves round us all here.

 

 

 

 

My all time favourite:tumblr_m9gcvqToXY1qzckow:

I really love Yorushika, their songs are so great and the lyrics touch my heart.

(how to embed again...)

 

Deep Indigo- Yorushika

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