Will it make my iPod? (1 Viewer)

[chronic]

5) Black Sabbath -
and I've got an uncontrollable urge to post .

 

[Gerard K H Love]

6) Limp Bizkit-
It's hard to believe this is 10 years old now.

 

[Black Swan]

7) Top Cat

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[chronic]

Hallelujah brothers and sisters... we begin a new week a half hour early with

1) Brian Eno - which is, I think, the most perfectly "cinematic" piece of music ever written. If I were to make a movie, I would have to fit this in somewhere.

+ a crispy .

 

[hank solo]

2. Rico Rodriguez - (Live)

Bonus -

 

[hank solo]

Slow week...

 

[hank solo]

It's Saturday here:

01. The Smiths - Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before

 

[Purple Stickpin]

Fair enough.

2. The Allman Brothers Band -
This takes a bit to get rolling, but the bass groove @ 3:42 is well worth the wait.

 

[chronic]

3) The Animals -
Bonus: Donovan -

 

[Gerard K H Love]

4) Jane's Addiction -


This is nice .

 

[Erik]

Don't understand Swedish?
No matter. The melody gets thru anyway.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

Erik, what I was thinking of when I saw your choice.

 

[hoochmonkey9]

6.

 

[strangegirl]

7. Elliot Smith -

 

[chronic]

New week:

1) Big Brother and the Holding Co. - Ball and Chain

Bonus track: Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow

 

[hank solo]

2. Gossip -

 

[strangegirl]

3. Elvis Costello -
Bonus - Elvis's first TV appearance -

 

[hoochmonkey9]

this week, battlin' punks!

4. Sex Pistols - New York

Bonus Track: Johnny Thunders - London Boys

 

[Gerard K H Love]

WE NEED MORE COW BELL!!
5.) - Mountain

 

[Erik]

 

[Ponder]

Don't understand Swedish?
No matter. The melody gets thru anyway.

Hey Erik, this is odd.
Same song, same singer but another language :confused:
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[Erik]

I can clear that up: Vreeswijk was born in Holland (see the name), but his family moved to Sweden when he was twelve. The result is bilingual. Some songs he translated from Swedish to Dutch.

Vreeswijk is a fine artist, on par with the best of them.

 

[Ponder]

I was teasing you. Sorry.
I grew up listening to Vreeswijk
because my parents did.

 

[Erik]

Oh.
So you're located down by THAT river!
;)

 

[Ponder]

Well, yes.
Located 100 yards from the longest? river in Europe.

7. Kate Bush - Hello earth

 

[chronic]

New week:

1) Tom Waits -

 

[Ponder]

Something with train.
2. Supertramp - Rudy

Low voice of Rick? Davies. Recorded from LP version.
Supertramp: who doesn't hate them.
Personally I still like some of their songs.
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[Digney in Burnaby]

Well, involves a train.

Never had heard of Rednex (Swedish pop band) until last week when this got played over the p.a. at Victoria's Western Speedway a couple times. People in the stands stomping along. From 1993/4. Man, I'm outta touch with the masses!

 

[mjp]

Never had heard of Rednex (Swedish pop band) until last week...

Great. The worst of two worlds, fake-hillbilly dancepop. "The masses" can't be listening to that stinking kettle of shit tripe, I simply refuse to believe it. Even the masses aren't that addled.

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

Stuff makes me laugh. It was confusing to hear it at the track last week, the reaction and recognition and all that by a few thousand people. Actually wrote down the title in the program as best as I could understand it and then went to the utube.

 

[mjp]

Well, Cotton-Eyed Joe is an old traditional song (old like early 1800's old), so I wouldn't be surprised if it sounds familiar to most people, even if they don't remember ever hearing it.

But just because ABBA traded in their guitars for fiddles and banjos so they could sing it - I don't know. It's so...it's wrong. Like going in to court and seeing a judge with clown makeup, or a chimp behind the counter of a donut shop. Makes no sense. Fucks with your head.

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

I know you're not big on the wikipedia but here's a take on Cotton-Eyed Joe with a 1939 recording recorded by the Lomaxes.

And I agree, it is wrong, and that's what makes it so right. For the moment anyway. Never heard of it, myself, until a week ago. Hadn't heard of the traditional Cotton-Eyed Joe either until I fooled around on the web. Not sure many people on the west coast of Canada, at a sprint car race, would have heard of it either.

But I could be wrong.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

Maybe it is a sign of the times-as wrong as it may be- it just sounds so right to me right now. The new ABBA or whatever, you have to respect people who exist on or near the Arctic Circle. It's almost enough to make me like Country and Western music.

So, my pick for the iPod: 4) -Rednex

Just like ABBA Momma Mia they'll make a musical out of this stinking kettle of shit tripe. You are either with the Swedish pop bands or you are with the terrorists. Love Gerard

 

[Erik]

:eek: Yikes!

Moderators: please replace the previous glitch with this:

 

[Ambreen]

Happy 30th birthday, Walkman !

My best friend is a fan of Mama Mia (musical + film).

Digney in Burnaby, the video clip from Rednex's song is far much funnier than your link: http://www.dailymotion.com/related/x10qmw/video/x1au73_rednex-coton-eye-joe_fun?hmz=746162

I myself only discovered it last month. I was watching Deliverance with a guy and he then showed me that video...we had a lot of fun that day thanks to rednecks and Rednex ! :D

By the way, are the terms "redneck", "white trash" and "hillbilly" all synonyms or do they designate different species ?

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

I know the official video of Cotton Eye Joe is funnier, I was trying to find the noise I heard over the p.a. That didn't include the female vocals, just the "what you say?" b.s.

There is so much depth to this song, it makes me want to dig deeper. And deeper.

And then pull the dirt in behind me.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

You asked for it. Sure it's "Pop"

1)
NEW WEEK

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

2.) by The Ventures.

 

[chronic]

3) The Seeds -

 

[Billville]

Nice one chronic. Made think of this one by the 13th Floor Elevators:

04.