What are you listening to right now?

[beecee]

A delightful Italian number as played by Andre Rieu and the Johann Strauss orchestra in Melbourne 2008 at a concert I attended along with 38,000 others.

 

 

 

Edited October 28, 2018 by beecee

[SamIam]

Weird Al white and nerdy

Edited October 29, 2018 by SamIam

[michel123456]

 

[DirtyChai]

This had a major influence on me as a child.  My small world suddenly became infinite. . .

Edited November 4, 2018 by DirtyChai

[koti]

14 hours ago, DirtyChai said:

This had a major influence on me as a child.  My small world suddenly became infinite. . .

I saw it as a teenager in late 80's. It left me stunned and it became a cult film amongst me and my friends.

[koti]

Here is a new Russian "band" which obviously can be compared to the south african "Die Antwoord" (which sucks) but I thinK they're a lot more significant. I found about their existence a week ago and I think they will be a part of modern music. Irony and kitsch dressed up in modern clothes:
 

 

Edited November 5, 2018 by koti

[Prometheus]

15 minutes ago, koti said:

"Die Antwoord" (which sucks)

You don't like Die Antwoord? I think you're freaky.

 

 

[koti]

1 hour ago, Prometheus said:

You don't like Die Antwoord? I think you're freaky.

 

I spent too much time in South Africa to have a „normal” reaction to those Die Antwoord sellouts. Jack Parow is decent:

 

 

Original mix here:

 

Edited November 6, 2018 by koti

[Itoero]

 

 

[DirtyChai]

 

As I mentioned before, I love the interbreeding of genres.  Here's one of my favorites - Symphony and Metal:

 

 

Edited November 10, 2018 by DirtyChai

[Prometheus]

On 05/11/2018 at 11:58 PM, koti said:

Jack Parow is decent:

Reminds me of this for some reason:

 

[Moontanman]

Totally unexpected! 

 

 

[DirtyChai]

This video inspired me to learn about the use of various mathematical expressions in video and algorithmic animation about 10 years ago.  It surprises me that even today,  people still say that you won't  really need to use advanced math in your life.  There was a recent national commercial for an app.   The video animations in the commercial along with the app itself involved complex mathematics and coding, yet the commercial had a segment showing a mathematics teacher running out on her class saying, "you won't use this anyway."

Anyway, I think this video provides a decent social commentary on materialism as well. . .

 

Humans are weird.

I hear this song in my head every time I enter this forum, or play heads up poker. . .

Love the change up at 2:36.

Edited November 16, 2018 by DirtyChai

[DirtyChai]

Here's  a couple jams In honor of marijuana being legalized for recreational use in Michigan.

 

I must admit, I'm tempted. . .

[Itoero]

German songs I adore.

 

[Itoero]

 

 

[DirtyChai]

Love the late 80s industrial, sesame street city style funk.  My man takes us back . . .

 

 

This video reminds me  of when we'd head back home to Detroit to grind the poker tables when it was finally legalized. . .

 

[Moontanman]

They just keep getting better! Original Music from Motion Device!

 

[DirtyChai]

28 minutes ago, Moontanman said:

They just keep getting better! Original Music from Motion Device!

Ya, not bad.  Good lookin' on their audio engineer/producer.  I like the pigeon shot or whatever the fuck bird that was -  but regardless, they really need some help on the cinematography side of it all.. . .

And tho it sounds really clean, maybe even too clean,  they're gonna have to "dumb it down" a notch  to match the video.   This isn't the 90s anymore with Bob Rock style perfection.  We need to see some grit, you know what I mean?

Edited November 27, 2018 by DirtyChai

[naitche]

 

 

Huh, doesn't seem to have worked. Too tired to try again now...

Edited November 27, 2018 by naitche

[Moontanman]

5 hours ago, DirtyChai said:

Ya, not bad.  Good lookin' on their audio engineer/producer.  I like the pigeon shot or whatever the fuck bird that was -  but regardless, they really need some help on the cinematography side of it all.. . .

And tho it sounds really clean, maybe even too clean,  they're gonna have to "dumb it down" a notch  to match the video.   This isn't the 90s anymore with Bob Rock style perfection.  We need to see some grit, you know what I mean?

Their style is both unique and reminiscent of heavy metal from the old days, they do a great cover of Ballroom blitz.

They have a lot of music out, all over you tube, not sure how well their latest album is doing but I'll post some more of their stuff.

This is a cover but they do it better than the original. IMHO. 

Sara's big sister can play that six string bass like nobody's business, I love it!  

 

This one is original.

 

Edited November 27, 2018 by Moontanman

[beecee]

Anyone into yodeling?

Listen to this Ukrainian youngster...........

And a famous Aussie yodeler.......

 

Edited December 3, 2018 by beecee

[zapatos]

That young girl yodeling was awesome! Thanks!

[michel123456]

 

And this French show (called Taratata) that requires live performance without any soundtrack, playbacks, orchestra or any other support. Lady Gaga: Poker Face et "mon français est merdique (my french is shitty).

 

 

[DirtyChai]

Good stuff on the first video.

As for the second, Lady Gaga and I have a love/hate relationship. . .

Je veux ton amour et je veux ta revanche, Je veux ton amour. . .

 

 

Here's the true Lady Gaga.  A side of which many of you may have not seen. 

I love it.  She reminds me of the cool headbanging chicks in high school we'd hang with at belle Isle.

 

Edited December 13, 2018 by DirtyChai