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Shadow Of The Moon- Blackmore's Night
The Nirvana cover of "The Man Who Sold the World". It's no Bowie,but I'm impressed.
A beautiful rendition of Louis Armstrong's classic "What a Wonderful World," as performed by Smokey the crackhead from Eddie Murphy's short-lived claymation show "The PJs"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTxNhWpITzs
'Stolen' ~ Dashboard Confessional
'Stuck In The Middle With You' ~ Bob Dylan
Nothing Else Matters - Apocalyptica
Locomotive ~ Guns and Roses
Well my internal Ipod is going...Falcon in the Dive from The Scarlet Pimpernel
Sick, Sick, Sick ~ Queens of the Stone Age
Whoever Brings The Night - Nightwish
Be My Girl-Sally ~ The Police
King Nothing-Metallica
Broken Hearted Blues ~ Buddy Guy
God you can't beat those old blues guitarists. :thumbs_up
Onions ~ The Mountain Goats
New World ~ DeVotchka
A Sentence of Sorts in Kongsvinger ~ of Montreal
a beautiful aria that I know is quite famous, but I don't know who composed it or which opera it is from. :( Perhaps someone here can help me out. Check out the link (it's for a pizza joint... don't ask) and plese let me know if you know if you recognize the song
this time with the link:
http://www.philspizza1.com/
Breaking Benjamin~ Polyamorous, to fight off the sleep...
I believe that's Andrea Bocelli singing that. It's not an aria from an opera but just an Italian song. I think I have it on one of my CDs of his, but I don't know which one it is. Unfortunately it would take me too long to track it down, DJ. But if I find it I'll let you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by djy78usa
Ahh, right you are Virgil! Did a quick Amazon search, it is Time to Say Goodbye You, once again, prove to be a source of wisdom like your namesake. Cheers!
I think I found it. It's "Con Te Partirò" off the Romanza CD. I think it translates to Time to Say Goodbye. Here: http://www.amazon.com/Romanza-Andrea...pd_sim_m_img_2. I think it's the first cut off the CD. You can sample it.Quote:
Originally Posted by djy78usa
I actually found a duet of this with Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman... quite amazing.
Chris de Burgh~ Moonlight and vodka
sudden changes of rhythm (or the lack of it!) to fight off the sleep, but this current one might not work :p
No One Knows by the Queens of the Stoneage. If someone knows a better rock song of this generation, I'd like to hear it...
Weather Systems ~ Andrew Bird
State of Massachusetts - Dropkick ( by the way, their best song in a while!!!!)
O I have, (and I know my music tastes are strange) moved on to Hank Williams III. I don't like most of his music, but Country Heroes is where its at...
and since then moved on to;
dirty ol' town - the Pogues
( I must admit, my music preferences depend on the type of whish(e)y I am drinking!!!!)
Iniagige - Salif Keita
Indigo- Epica
I won't argue with that, I love QOTSA! :thumbs_up I think they're just one of the greatest rock bands period.Quote:
Originally Posted by djy78usa
I'm listening to a podcast of the Onion's parody of the White House's Weekly Radio Address. This one is about his visit to Romania and what a good job they've done burning Frankenstein monsters. :lol:
I don't really know why, but I'm listening to Fauré's requiem, it's not a bad requiem, as far as requiems go though, actually, it's pretty good for a requiem, just not one I want people to hear on my funeral, I intent to live forever you see, and there is no place for a requiem in immortality.
Thoughts of a Dying Atheist - Muse
Eppure non t'amo ~ Zucchero
Oh no, it is Kenny G and the Saxaloco one ... :eek:
Loreley- Blackmore's Night
John Coltrane's A Love Supreme
Agathe - Fernandel