MUSIC ... what do you like?

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  1. shiney

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    spending 5-6hrs pulling weeds today and tidying a few beds ... I have a playlist on my ipod which makes the task a bit more 'pleasurable' ... here are the 1st few tracks on the playlist

    Katie Melua - If You Were A Sailboat - YouTube

    Bob Marley - Buffalo soldier - YouTube

    Eric Clapton - Let It Grow - YouTube

    Cat Stevens - Moonshadow - YouTube

    Ruby Love - Cat Stevens - YouTube

    You're Not Smiling - YouTube

    Isn't Life Strange-The Moody Blues - YouTube

    taken by trees to lose someone - YouTube

    the flaming lips yoshimi battles the pink robots part 1 - YouTube

    R.E.M. Man On the Moon - YouTube

    U2 Still Haven't Found (with lyrics) - YouTube

    Gary Numan - Cars - YouTube

    Bruce Springsteen - I'm On Fire - YouTube

    Uriah Heep - Circle Of Hands - YouTube

    Radar Love - Golden Earring - YouTube
     
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    "dim" you love the same stuff I do, well, mostly ..

    Been watching the X-Factor American show and this was one sung tonight I so love ...



    ... but reminded me of this which I love better ...



    My father died aged 93 five years ago. I didn't know him that well as my mother died aged 35 whenI was seven and we then lived in different countries for various reasons .. but he was still my father.
     
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      :) A new young talent........I like.

       
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      Dim, I had you down as an ABBA fan.:loll::loll::loll::dbgrtmb:
       
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      No....that's me :heehee: :D, I love Abba, as well as the following (quite a mix :D);

      [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4QqMKe3rwY&ob=av2e[/url]

      Muse - Bliss - YouTube

      bon jovi - bed of roses - YouTube

      Steps - Here And Now - YouTube

      [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmHgdLKwU8U[/url]

      I like the above artists in general and listen to most of their music, but there are hundreds of songs I like too that may have been sang by someone I wouldn't normally listen too, here's a few;

      Johnny Cash - The first time ever I saw your face - YouTube (love this song no matter who sings it)

      Adele - Someone Like You - YouTube

      [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqpAgMxhx30&ob=av2e[/url]

      Lonestar - Amazed - YouTube

      Nelly Furtado - Say It Right - YouTube

      and the list goes on :D..................
       
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      Victoria..... Mike and The Mechanics-Living Years. First time I heard that (whilst driving) was a few days after my father died, I had to pull over.....
       
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      Here's something that has been bugging me the last couple of days and it's really stupid!

      For some reason a song (a rubbish one :() popped into my head and I can't remember who brought it out. It's the U.S. version, and artists (a very loose term), that I'm trying to remember. It came out in 1960 and was very quickly covered by Rolph Harris. The song was 'Nick Teen And Al K Hall' - silly title for a silly song.

      I've tried Googling but can only find Rolph's version. I know the date because I remember discussing the two recordings with Emile Ford (who remembers him?) whilst having coffee with him in the Chequered Flag coffee bar in Cleveland Street whilst they were clearing the site opposite so they could build the Post Office Tower.

      Emile charted quite well in 1959 and 1960. This got to number 1 in '59

      Emile Ford & The Checkmates - (STEREO) What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For - YouTube
       
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      Thanks Dai :dbgrtmb:

      Can you now find out who did the original American version? :D
       
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      This is what's floating my boat at the moment.....Steve Rothery - Easter - YouTube! Not the best version, but I think it captures the moment... BTW, for those that don't know, Steve Rothery is the guitarist for Marillion
       
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      Oh freddy, we do like some of the same music but I wasn't keen on that .. prefer this ...

      ... which was written about Marillion's then girlfriend ...

      ... and this ...



      I was quite fond of Marillion as I spent almost every work day in Market Square, Aylesbury, having lived in the vicinity for 23 years .... :yess:

      Sorry you first heard Mike & the Mechanics when you did .. but what beautiful memories ... or sadness it must have brought to you. xx
       
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      Hi Victoria :)

      Yes, those are great tunes, but a bit 'obvious'. Hopefully, you'll know what I mean :) All tunes from 'Misplaced Childhood' are good, indeed my favourite Marillion album. 'Easter' though is something of a 'classic', a tune that grows on you. Play it a few times before you dismiss it :) I always find that the tunes that take a while to grow on me, are the best.

      As for M&The Mechanics, I'm afraid it's that time of year that my thoughts go back 23 years.....
       
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        Yep that time of year again, and around this time last year(well 19th:D) we were actually here watching this, got to be my favourite christmas song, what an experience,came out pretty wet from all the lager being poured from the balcony's above but what a great night:D, shame it wasn't the late Kirsty MacColl but still pretty good.
         
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          I'll be buying rebecca ferguson's new cd (think it's her 1st) .... have only heard one track so far, but enjoy her music ... she was my favourite on X-factor

          [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVs55XkYzls[/url]
           
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