Mood Music - Whats Song Represents How You feel right NOW

lyrics are brilliant
Would think this is something someone who is interested in conspiracies...or politics really...could relate too.

Originally posted by Rustami
reply to post by spacedoubt

 

gracias and not to brag but why yes it's taken years in countless hours of very devoted study and that while ebaying or craigslisting to achieve my level of talent

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was really just poking around in country which also has played a big part since "4th grade" but thought I'd spice it up a bit with a few other favorites, trains are easy enough

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I totally missed my chance on the Train bandwagon. (is that redundant?)

Anyway...
Just promoting my current favorite Group (which I have en entire thread dedicated to...
Better lat than never.....Sorry to interrupt the flow...enjoy.

Trains
Porcupine tree


Starts a little folky, then rocks out, then banjos...hope you like.

reply to post by Wyn Hawks


It's raining excellent music!

Adding some of these to my playlist.

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...i'm hoping it'll encourage some real rain here... we're fixin to be a dust bowl if things dont change...

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Same here. Dry as a bone...big fire burning south of town...almost 3000 acres at the moment.
However, I have a leak in my roof. Isn't fixed yet, but the roofing guy was running around on it this morning.
The estimate will go to the landlord, not me...
Rain would be a blessing.

South Africa: Johnny Clegg and Savuka.
Spirit of the Great Heart.

Fokofpoliesiekar: SA punk.
From my home town - SA rock city!
Yes, I can rock in my Afrikaans language!

Originally posted by halfoldman
South Africa: Johnny Clegg and Savuka.
Spirit of the Great Heart.

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I really like this sound.
the guitar had a bit of a steel drum effect? Or were there steel drums somewhere in the background.
whatever it is, I've been looking up other stuff of his. any recommendations?

Originally posted by Wyn Hawks

Forgot to mention how awesome this song is.
I saw them do it live in about 83...on a comeback tour..
It was really the best concert I;d ever seen.
The small venue, and the audience feedback, knowing every lyric to every song..It was very magical.
You could tell the guys were feeding off the audience...so much fun..

South African band called Mango Groove.
They followed a tough path from the late 1980s, and they're still going.
They are so beautiful to me.
Apologies, we never made good videos, and the white female singer was never pin-up material.
But whatever song I hear - it takes me right back home.



The Lion Sleeps Tonight:

In 1992 Clegg's former band-member, Dudu Zulu was shot in the back with 9 bullets of an AK47.
en.wikipedia.org...

They say this song was originally written for him.
It's called: "The Crossing".



Savuka - The Crossing (English and isiZulu lyrics):

Through all the days that eat away
At every breath that I take
Through all the nights I’ve lain alone
In someone else’s dream, awake
All the words in truth we have spoken
That the wind has blown away
It’s only you that remains with me
Clear as the light of day

Chorus: o siyeza, o siyeza , sizofika webaba noma
(we are coming, we are coming, we will arrive soon)
O siyeza, o siyeza, siyagudle lomhlaba
(we are coming, we are coming, we are moving across this earth)
Siyawela lapheshaya lulezontaba ezimnyama
(we are crossing over those dark mountains)
Lapha sobheka phansi konke ukhulupheka
(where we will lay down our troubles)

A punch drunk man in a downtown bar
Takes a beating without making a sound
Through swollen eyes he sways and smiles
’cause none can put him down
Inside of him a boy looks up to his father
For a sign or an approving eye
Oh, it’s funny how those once so close and now gone
Can still so affect our lives

Chorus

Take me now, hold me close
Don’t let go, I’m coming home

Chorus

www.lyricstime.com...

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no problem and take it you got the 007 accent lol, good tune
how about these twins



the lack of rain is brutal right now and starting to take note of the "Oh we're getting flooded! raining all the time, water everywhere!"

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always liked the Eurythmics yet there may be a connection to MTV hammering zem into z brain
missed a few

Band: Stabbing Westward
Song: The thing I hate.

Just exercising my demons.

TV signoffs
remember when TV stations actually signed off for the night?

Here is one I remember


More of a poem, and I think there may have been a couple made. But this is the one that played in Wash DC.


This song was used in another station's signoff in DC...But the accompanying video was that of Apollo Astronauts
Walking and riding the rover around on the moon. I cannot find that actual video. It was breathtaking to watch.
And was followed by the phrase, "America, good night"


did any of your stations have a memorable nightly signoff?

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Ratt, Night Ranger we probably know each other