Tuilerien - Modest Mussorgsky (Klingende Bilderbögen)
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Tuilerien - Modest Mussorgsky (Klingende Bilderbögen)
The Adventure - Angels and Airwaves
Galvanize ~ Chemical Brothers
Escape ~ Alice Cooper
Would ... Alice In Chains
Filthy/Gorgeous ~ Scissor Sisters :D
Low ~ Cracker
Anything But Ordinary - Avril Lavigne
My sunday morning pick..
jazz...:)
specifically Coltrane.....hmmm nice.:D
The Wizard of Oz in the backround....
A Strange Education ~ The Cinematics
"Sing Sing Sing" (aka the Chips Ahoy! song), off my Big Band/Swing CD
Numb - Linkin Park
Kar Salaam -- Life in a Metro (ost)
Kyon zindagi se ho shikwa gila
yes hasati hai, roti hai, jo bhi hai jaise hai
Jo bhi yeh deti hai woh hai tera
Kar Salaam.....
Such powerful lyrics....
Mujh Se Pehle Se Mohabbat - Noor Jehan
Maula mere Maula -- Anwar (ost)
Aye Dil Mushkil Hai Jeena Yahan - C.I.D (film) I don't know who is the singer though.
A very good song!
This movie was made in 1950's, and I checked, the singers are Mohd. Rafi and Geeta Dutt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pensive
No doubt it's so good! I mostly like Rafi's compositions! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Madhuri
I agree, so many of his songs are popular these days as well. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pensive
Dilbar Dil se Pyare -- Caravan (ost) Singer -- Lata Mangeshkar.
Misfit Love ~ Queens of the Stone Age
The Sea And Cake - Too strong
Indica - Varo
Sick, Sick, Sick ~ Queens of the Stone Age
Do the Do....Howlin Wolf..
from the London Howlin Wolf Sessions...
Some of the threads you people have around here kill me :) ... But, I guess it is one way that I can reach the 50 posts I need to be considered a fully fledged member of the site...
Right now:
Swervedriver ~ "Duress"
I love that one! Good taste, Robin :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
Cry Me A River ... Julie London
Somewhere I Belong - Linkin Park
Hey Joe ... Jimmy Hendrix
KT Tunstal - Suddenly i see
Stuck - Stacie Orrico
Who Taught You To Live Like That ... Sloan
Make It Wit Chu ~ Queens of the Stone Age...I just got their new album and a couple of tickets to see them at the end of July so I think I'm going to be listening to a lot of Queens in the coming weeks. :thumbs_up
Lisa Gerard's new album -- The Silver Tree
(it is a double LP, and I have been flipping the sides all evening, so I am dizzy on the individual titles of songs, but it is - as usual with Gerard - a very soothing and beautiful album)
Reading back over some of the pages in this thread, it becomes very clear that you are completely ape about this band. I have managed to never actually hear any of their records (actually, I think some of the members are involved in the Desert Sessions, some of which I do own and like), although I think they would be right up my alley. Could you recommend 1 or 2 releases to break the ice with them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
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Originally Posted by Scharphedin2
It's that obvious, is it? :lol: I do love this band, it's been kind of a slow building obsession for a couple years now but it has recently really hit it's stride. :p 1 or 2 songs...that's going to be tough to limit it to just 2 but I'll give it a try. ;) Since I don't know your musical tastes, if you lean towards the heavy and dark or if you like the slightly odd or what have you, I'll pick a couple that are fairly safe and neutral while still being fabulous, Little Sister is a good one, it's the first one I heard and the one that got me interested in the band. For the other one it's a toss up between No One Knows and The Lost Art of Keeping A Secret...and there I just snuck in a 3rd song. :D I'll be curious to hear what you think of them.
some live Stevie Ray Vaughn..:)
Heather's Like Sunday by the Matthew Good Band
Christmas Eve(Sarajevo 12/24)-Trans-Siberian Orchestra
I'm Not Okay - My chemical romance
Why am I still listening to Song above me