Good find LJ !!

Spectacular. IMHO, Teatro is one of his best ever. I bought it on the release date and have listened to it regularly since.

Esmee Denters. A YouTube sensation, she was recently signed to a label if I am correct. She has a better clip, Dancing With My Father, that I already posted on ye olde viddeo clip a while ago, but check her out she is da ISH.

fuck this fucking fuck. how the fuck do you do the <strike> </strike> fucking thing! fuck!

K. I don't have a Youtube account and I don't know how to put youtube stuff in here anyway :P But here's a link to a fabulous Amy Winehouse performance:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OyxOLYgpTk


And another...less fabulous, less produced, brilliant. This chick's the real deal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmV6_...elated&search=

What?

Okay....went and looked at the first page of this thread....the opening post explains how.....so here's No Good.

who?

Amy Winehouse. She may not have hit the states, she's quite big over here. Very talented, but very troubled.

lightning crashes:

unforgiven ...metallica

Mary Wilson
 

do a search for Mary Wilson, she's got some stuff on Youtube, some of it not too bad!http://www.talladegaritz.com/images/mary_wilson_1.jpg

search Mary Wilson, she's got a few on YOU Tube that are ok. http://www.talladegaritz.com/images/mary_wilson_1.jpg

shit, I posted it twice, sorry

White stripes - doorbell

Bought the album as soon as it hit the US shelves.

i'm not a big fan of american idol but this guy chris daughtry tore up the song hemorrhage by fuel, imo he did a better job than they did:

oh, my bad... this is supposed to be good music music on youtube.

Nicholas Barron. This guy is on the same label as Andy McKee (posted by Esplode).

I spoke to Jack White and Brendan Benson a while back in our local Starbucks (Jack has a house not far from us). My wife said, "Do you know that guy? I see him a lot of places I go. I was going to make a joke that I think he is following me."

Sadly, I had to explain to her who The White Stripes and the Raconteurs are. :headshake

Sooo... how long has he been following her? Do you think she could score tickets?:D

Jolene

i did make a bad music on youtube thread.

I just discovered her a couple of weeks ago. She just slays me. But, can you tell me...how much of her white trash heroin addict schtick is schtick, and how much is for real?

Rehab is an awesome piece of music. Reminds me of Little Stevie Wonder, with a wicked left hand twist.

Unfortunately it's mostly for real. She is well on the road to dying young. She was taken into hospital two nights ago suffering from 'exhaustion' and has a reputation for canceling gigs at the last minute again for 'exhaustion'. Rumour has it that she spent wednesday night having her stomach pumped.

She is very sweet in interview. Though also very clearly far enough off the rails to have forgotten what they look like.

Well, that's fucked up, because there's a difference between singing the blues and dying from them. She's absolutely on fire right now, and she'd have to be completely stupid to fuck it up.

Somebody needs to give her the Janis Joplin lecture before its too damn late.

Maybe her newly wed husband will calm her down a bit.

The girl is ludicrously talented. A real original. If she produces a few more albums like Back to Black she'll still be being played in twenty years.

I've been rediscovering The Divine Comedy. Here is one of their newer ones: Guantanamo, and an old classic: Alfie (one of their best songs and one of my all time favourite songs).

And another couple: Because the best way to see Neil Hanon perform is live ;)

The Smiths. How soon is now, from the Meat is Murder album.

This band was the big thing when I was growing up in Manchester. The guitar riff on this song, is, for me, the sound of 80's Manchester.

the cure: like cockatoos


had a special meaning to me after breaking up with the punk rock girl i thought i was in love with when i was 18.

Ooooh. I used to love the Cure! When I was at 6th form college they were what the 'outsiders' listened to. Which begs the question: at what point are there enough outsiders in a sub-group, for those outsiders to become insiders?

Currently stuck in my head...



Intergalactic - Beastie Boys

Oh wow. I love thats song! Thanks for reminding me about it:)

I don't know if this video is already in this thread ,
if it is just Shut up and enjoy the FUNK !!!!!!!
Stevie Wonder - Superstition live on Sesame Street

I enjoyed the funk!

Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers

I don't believe I've ever heard a song speed up that much. The drummer starts it way too slow for the groove, and they spend the rest of the song making up for it.. until by the end it's twice as fast as when it started, actually too fast for the groove. Maybe they did it on purpose.

UT , that may be , but Stevie seems to get WAY into the groove !!

jimi hendrix. red house ..live in atlanta. extra groovy version

Tool - Sober


Alice - Nutshell

Encore
Alice - Would? edit:(just double click it)

A friend turned me on to this song, says it reminds him of me :p

Pure Morning by Placebo

stormieweather:
nice. didn't care for ending.

Plain White T's: Hey There Delilah


same song, cover by some guy
with a guitar in black and white

Love this track -heard it on the radio today after a while away from it and still thought "oh yeah".

originally posted without the vid ...in hindsight, I think I prefer the vid in my head...

Old Crow Medicine Show

The Paul Thorn Band:

Audioslave:

Good? Bad? I dunno. But inspired by recent posts. :angel:

Kurt. Elling.

I know must of you don't like rap or hip hop. You don't have to. But I'm sure most of you will appreciate this drumming by Travis Barker.

Thank You (Fallettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) -- Sly and The Family Stone
 

At Last -- Etta James
 

who's that? it's not Etta James.

Singing, yes.

Walking around, being kissed by Fred Astaire? no. That would be Audrey Hepburn.