Kate Miller-Heidke, R U Fucking Kidding Me (Facebook song)

I love it! :lol:

Here's this really cool Michael Jackson remix this girl I know posted on MySpace, really cool electronica:

Fixed it for you XAG - Youtube embeds don't work here, use the youtube bbcode, explained at the bottom of this page.

Karen always best live:

I love these guys but this is wild

*sigh*

Kirsty MacColl and Billy Bragg:

I love this song :) It reminds me of my youth.

Kate Miller-Heidke - "Space they can not touch"

i got this song stuck in my head...but I couldn't remember how it went. just that I liked it.....and that it made me feela certain kind of way.

Oh I love that song. It sends shivers down my spine. Something about it just goes right to my soul.

Amy Winehouse is the uber-cool Brit soul songstress who mixes the old and new and creates something totally different. But in case Amy Winehouse is unable to fulfill her duties as Amy Winehouse, and that seems obvious at this point, here is the runner-up Amy Winehouse.

Her name is Rox. She is currently far, far off the radar. She is not signed in any way as far as I can tell. This video has less than 1000 plays. When it gets a million I shall revisit the post.

At the start of this, the 4yr old sings..."this arse is beautiful"...ahahah.

I was listening to a road CD I bought, The Essential Stevie Wonder, and remembered how much I love this song. I was hoping to find it live on youtube, but instead I found this Motown Time Capsule. Clips of women in the 70s. I thought it was pretty cool. The song is hawt, too. ;)

This one absolutely breaks my heart in two. Vera Lynn singing Goodnight Children: a feel better moral boost for all the little younglings evacuated from the city to strangers' homes in the countryside during ww2




[note: the musical intro lasts for a minute and a half: don;t be fooled into thinking it's just an instrumental :P

I hear this and I can see in my mind's eye the little-un's with their parcel name tags round their necks. Waiting in church halls and on cold railway stations for whoever it was that would take them 'for the duration'. Policy advised against any contact with the natal family during this time as it was thought it would prove too upsetting. The families who took them weren't asked, they were told. Many of these kids had a sad and lonely time. Many were used as defacto servants and workers. Many were hungry, as the countryside folk had even less food than the Londoners. Many siblings were separated. Three and four year olds going off into the unknown with nothing but a teddy and a small case of clothes. I feel especially sorry for the ones who were selected last. The ones who kept being passed up as each set of adults came by to choose their new addition. Someone had to be last. Someone was always left waiting. Confused and wary.

I love these dudes.

Oh I really like Muse!

Genius songwriter

No video, just stills.

The only American Idol I thought was cool:

Not the music, in and of itself, but the amazing sand art.

From Ukraine's Got Talent

"It depicts Germany's conquest of the Ukraine during World War II - there is love, hope, death, and redemption all told with a particularly Eastern European dramatic flair...."
http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.ac...81474977775865

Update of the cold war anthem by Lil Griff's band of the moment.

I thought for a moment you were suggesting that Li'l Griff is a bandmember. Threw me for a loop.

We do that version of that song

Not quite yet. She and her best friend are still in the "well we could phase" and would need to pull in some horns which would probably mean guys which they're still iffy on.
Sweet. Lil G's drum instructor and a bunch of guys our age have a cover band here that has a nice fat horn section but they have not gone this direction yet.

Was throws me for a loop is that Li'l Griff is a girl. I know it to be true, but every time I see "Li'l Griff" in words, I get an image in my mind's eye of a little Griff. What a handsome young lad he is. And then I have to correct myself.

She was a geeky lil kid when I started calling her that but things change. Lil Pete holding Lil Griff.

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You said it.

For reference-

I've seen Jennifer Lynn before but that cover is remarkable zyp.

State Radio - Camillo (disturbing images)

this cool

:eek: :eek: :eek: Russian pianist Arcadi Volodos performing his own
(completely insane) arrangement of Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca.

HE'S SHREDDIN!

Dude, that's what I said. He's like two Yngwie Malmsteens.

I watch this and I think how the heck...?

Very nice!

Oh! This guy is my new favorite thing ever.



This does the same thing to my brain as the first time I heard Yes, Terry Bozzio, or The Mars Volta. I love counterpoint.

Why is it that all of the premiere virtuoso piano players I've ever seen have all been overweight? You would think the chubby fingers would be a hindrance. Same thing with Itzak Perlman. I don't get it.

I sent this on to my piano playing ex. I think he'll really appreciate this.

Wow!

Forgot I had this in my CD collection. As soon as I discovered it, I rushed here to share it with you. If rushing can be accorded with listening to it about 10 times.

I won't be everyone's cup of tea - but I loved Moulin Rouge (this is on the album soundtrack) and my rusty old French is good enough to make some sense of it. Translation (NOT MINE) is included because some of my own translations were nonsensical, and yours might be also. I once translated (partly for fun) a French language tape to say a woman usually went to work dressed as a black cherry yoghurt...


La lune trop bleme pose un diademe sur test cheveux roux
La lune trop rousse de gloire eclabousse ton jupon plein d'trous
La lune trop pale caresse l'opale de tes yeux blases
Princesse de la rue soit la bienvenue dans mon coeur brise

Les escaliers de la butte sont durs aux misereaux
Les ailes du moulin protegent les amoureaux

Petite mandigotte je sens ta menotte qui cherche ma main
Je sens ta poitrine et ta taille fine
J'oublie mon chagrin
Je sens sur tes levres une odeur de fievre de gosse mal nourri
Et sous ta caresse je sens une ivresse qui m'aneantit

Les escaliers de la butte sont durs aux misereux
Les ailes du moulin protegent les amoureux

Et voila qu'elle trotte la lune qui flotte, la princesse aussi
La da da da da da da da da da
Mes reves epanouis

Les escalier de las butte sont durs aux misereux
Les ailes du moulin protegent les amoureux

Translation:
The moon, all too fair, in your russet-red hair sets a sparkling crown
The moon, all too red with glory, is spread on your poor, tattered gown
The moon, all too white, caresses the light in your world-weary eyes
Princess of the street, do allow me to greet you, my broken heart cries
The steps of Montmartre, all uphill, are hardest on the poor
The sails of the mill, like wings, shelter all paramours
I feel, beggar-girl, your fetters, they curl as they seek out my wrists
I feel your young breasts, your thin little waist
I lose my regrets
I taste on your mouth the feverish breath of a half-starving waif
And with your caress I sense drunkenness erasing my life
The steps of Montmartre, all uphill, are hardest on the poor
The sails of the mill, like wings, shelter all paramours
And see how she skips, the moon how she drifts,
The princess in tow
Da da da da da da da da da da
My reveries grow
The steps of Montmartre, all uphill, are hardest on the poor
The sails of the mill, like wings, shelter all paramours

Placebo remake of "Running up that hill" by Kate Bush.
Monster is totally addicted

Vladimir Horowitz...

Good stuff but I like Kate's vocals better.

I like that Fergie!

Average White Band--Work To Do



and Pick Up the Pieces

DAAAAAAAYUM this is good! ....who is it?!

Never heard of these guys, but my Pandora just played this for me.

I though lumberjim might like this. Check out the big, acrylic Bonzo drumkit.

I can't understand a thing he's saying, but that doesn't bother me much. my heel is still thumpin'.

Danielia Cotton
Pride

Video is a little shaky - But she can sing!

Amos Lee
Black River

First time I saw Amos was @ 8 years ago at the Tin Angel in Philly. He was the opener for another act - I had never heard of him or the main act.

He completely blew me away - on the stage just him and a keyboardist named Devin Greenwood. I couldn't believe the sound coming off the stage. I was an instant fan. 6 years ago - I saw him at the Tin Angel on my 40th BD. (He sang Happy BD to me!)

I'm still a big fan after all these years, and I'm happy he's gaining recognition for his talent. I love me some Amos! :)

Amos Lee
Seen It All Before

This is the song that got me hooked....

Do you know how many hours a day you have to sit on your ass in order to get that good at something? Many, many hours a day of ass-sitting.

Being overweight and unfit is an occupational hazard.