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Khergit Deserters 1141	Posted - 2013.05.24 21:48:00 - [1] - Quote My co-worker's husband is the promoter for this band. They're from Manchester I think. I really like one of their songs a lot, so I'm going to plug it here. It's kind of a Radiohead-like tune. Shoshin, "Through the Leaves" Most of their other stuff is more ska-like.
Khergit Deserters 1142	Posted - 2013.05.25 05:07:00 - [2] - Quote Something Random wrote: Shoshin Helping out Hyper New Yorker promoter guy's quote: 'We went to visit her relatives in Spain, where we went for her cousin's wedding, and I couldn't understand a word, and we came out of this lunch place and were late and didn't know how to find the church. Anyway, doesn't matter... when we came out, there was this music coming from across the street. In the pouring down rain, you know? We were late, but I knew then I had to go hear it, and there they were. The girl drummer and all everything, pounding out music in the rain on the street in Spain. I knew then that somehow that things just fall together for a purpose, and it's been the same ever since. One thing after another just fell into place, and now we're lined up for a world tour." -Robert, over beers and nachos, NYC, USA
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1657	Posted - 2013.09.19 15:55:00 - [3] - Quote Jethro Tull, "Heavy Horses" album For some reason in the mood for some hard rock/folk/Elizabethan/medieval/jazz-ish music lately.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 2049	Posted - 2013.12.19 16:02:00 - [4] - Quote X Japan, "Art of Life" Yoshiki and the boys somehow make concert piano, speed metal, and symphonic accompaniment (arranged by George Martin) into an epic classic.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 2748	Posted - 2014.02.12 22:06:00 - [5] - Quote The Aristocrats. Drums, a bass, and a guitar, no vocals. Playing whatever they want. They're hard to describe, but once in a while a Zappa or Jeff Beck-like deja vu moment happens. The Aristocrats
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3300	Posted - 2014.06.20 22:58:00 - [6] - Quote Bluegrass version of Iron Maiden's "The Trooper" by Finnish band Steve'n'Seagulls. Jamming, and... well, beautiful. True musicians. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3475	Posted - 2014.08.14 00:36:00 - [7] - Quote Bluegrass "Enter Sandman" a) Metallica "Enter Sandman" b) Played by 50+ year old guys, in a bluegrass style, with vocal harmony c) Strangely intense d) Was found imbedded in the website of Steve'n'Seagulls, Finnish guys who do really nice hillbilly renditions of their metal faves "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3493	Posted - 2014.08.22 01:52:00 - [8] - Quote This one was linked in a 10 Great Easy to Play on Guitar Songs article. The Animals, "House of the Rising Sun" Don't discount it too quick, check it out. a) Check out how young the are. Like, just finished high school. b) Check out the sober intensity. A little disturbing, for 1966 or so prime time TV. Punk and post-punk got nothing on them. Bless you Britain, always been courageous about open ears and minds for music. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3494	Posted - 2014.08.22 23:08:00 - [9] - Quote Mina Sebiestar wrote: Hannibal Crusoe wrote: Tool - Sober Love tool should probably re listen few albums last thing spinning was lateralus for me, but aenema is bomb. They're on tour, right? Or is it done? Anyway, my bud who saw one show said it inspired him mightily. The guys did a seriously fine tuned aesthetic thing. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3512	Posted - 2014.08.30 00:25:00 - [10] - Quote Neil Young "Shots" just crossed my suggested playlist or whatever thing for the 3rd time. Primitive feeling it tight groove in the rhythm section, overloaded fuzzy guitar, but somehow strangely more intense and unpleasant than a lot of metal even. But at the same time a melodic whistle-able riff that will soak an earworm into you. Check it out, play your real guitar or air guitar. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3515	Posted - 2014.08.30 20:46:00 - [11] - Quote Public Image, "Public Image" That guitar tone, just amazing. Turns out it's due to a Veleno aluminum electric guitar through the analog equipment of the time. No digital treatment, that's just how it sounds under that guy's fingers. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3529	Posted - 2014.09.08 02:11:00 - [12] - Quote How can an instrumental, just playing notes and tones with no vocals, convey such happiness? Uroy 'Trench Town Rock' "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3535	Posted - 2014.09.11 01:38:00 - [13] - Quote Vortexo VonBrenner wrote: Commissar Kate wrote: The neighbors cranking up Pink Floyd and probably doing acid. #florida rednecks Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here That's a simple song to play in guitar, by the way. The opening/main melody is just a basic G chord, picked and pulling your fingers off of some fretted notes and putting them back on. Then a basic C and a basic D strummed. If I remember correctly. If you play around with fretted and open string on the G chord, you'll find it. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3535	Posted - 2014.09.12 02:06:00 - [14] - Quote Scott Walker, "Cossacks Are" Few have heard of Scott Walker outside of the UK, but he's a heavy musical hitter from way back. I first heard of him from an interview with a Norwegian black metal guitarist/songwriter, who claimed this crooner as the person he most wants to emulate. David Bowie, Brian Eno, many others have said something similar. Check out Scott Walker, it's a long and rich trip over a lot of years, and intense at every point. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3544	Posted - 2014.09.19 03:52:00 - [15] - Quote Lightnin' Hopkins "Guitar Lightnin'" I love this guy. He's kind of a guitar saint-poet-guru-wise man to me. Instrumental artistry, country man plain-spoken real life impressionsy/poetry, sometimes real deep blues, and usually lot of roguey happy living.* "Cotton" Lightnin' flown out to L.A. and speaking some truth, with the help of a nice rhythm section. A song about the women, played in the solo back porch Lightnin' style: "At Home Blues" *Background: Lightnin' grew up in deep Texas, small steamy hot town in the woods too far from Houston. Son of farm hand cotton pickers, did his share of picking and hoeing. Far from the city, not many musicians around, he developed this thing where he accompanied himself alternating between playing a coming-and-going of a bass line with his thumb, and lots of melody and licks with 4 more available fingers. While nobody was paying much attention, he wrote and recorded about 1,000 songs, most of them solo. Guy usually took cash advances of as low as 40 bucks, because he needed the money at the time. No royalties on future sales. Yeah, it's a crying shame. Then again, that was the man and I guess that's part of what made his music. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3555	Posted - 2014.09.26 00:45:00 - [16] - Quote Rammstein - live video from 2005. Check out the steampunkish set. These guys are always such a visual and musical experience. And here's Apocalyptica and Nina Hagen's epic version of their song 'Seeman'. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3557	Posted - 2014.09.30 00:47:00 - [17] - Quote A short romantic masterpiece about girl psychology, and probably about a real girl. Or all girl-hood in general: Cat Stevens 'Oh Very Young' "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3597	Posted - 2014.10.14 02:01:00 - [18] - Quote I've been discovering Neil Young and Crazy Horse lately. I deliberately ignored them back in their time, because it was the punk/post-punk/paisley-punk/gothic/New Wave/avant garde/electronics 80s. You had your pick of many moods, all at once. And these loud country folk hard rock punk guys didn't fit in anywhere. But they were pretty intense, out there on the sidelines. So, many years later, a song from the periphery of consciousness, that always punched me and I always thought I should check out-- Neil Young and Crazy Horse "Powderfinger." Crazy Horse huddled up and laying down simple prairie punk, like Meat Puppets would do later. Neil telling a harsh, harsh poem harder than any punk of the time. Tricky bustard opens up with country vocals and cowboy chords, then gradually takes you into grim gruesome deterministic homegrownpoetic storytelling land... Look out, Mama, there's a white boat comin' up the river With a big red beacon, and a flag, and a man on the rail I think you'd better call John, 'Cause it don't look like they're here to deliver the mail And it's less than a mile away I hope they didn't come to stay It's got numbers on the side and a gun And it's makin' big waves. Daddy's gone, my brother's out hunting in the mountains Big John's been drinking since the river took Emmy-Lou So the powers that be left me here to do the thinkin' And I just turned twenty-two I was wonderin' what to do And the closer they got, The more those feelings grew. Daddy's rifle in my hand felt reassurin' He told me, Red means run, son, numbers add up to nothin' But when the first shot hit the docks I saw it comin' Raised my rifle to my eye Never stopped to wonder why. Then I saw black, And my face splashed in the sky. Shelter me from the powder and the finger Cover me with the thought that pulled the trigger Think of me as one you'd never figured Would fade away so young With so much left undone Remember me to my love, I know I'll miss her. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3624	Posted - 2014.11.03 00:03:03 - [19] - Quote Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote: And so what if the dead can dance...? Dead can dance - Saltarello Wow! just heard some Dead Can Dance a minute ago. It was Song of the Stars Ver' good. "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3627	Posted - 2014.11.04 03:11:23 - [20] - Quote Oh man, this one has come down to the Earth, to uplift souls, minds and booties. Brian Eno & John Cale, "Spinning Away" Sort of beautiful African guitar and rhythm, with Cale viola solo, and Eno laying down the chord shifts and soul vocals. Up on a hill as the day dissolves With my pencil turning moments into line High above in the violet sky A silent silver plane, it draws a golden chain One by one all the stars appear As the great winds of the planet spiral in Spinning away like the night sky at Arles In the million insect storm, the constellations form On a hill under a raven sky I have no idea exactly what I've drawn Some kind of change, some kind of spinning away With every single line moving further out in time And now as the pale moon rides in the stars In the stars Her form in my pale blue lines in the stars In the stars And there as the world rolls round in the stars In the stars I draw, but the lines move 'round in the stars In the stars And there as the great wheels blaze in the stars In the stars I draw, but my drawing fades in the stars In the stars And now as the old sun dies in the stars In the stars I draw and the four winds sigh in the stars In the stars Read more: Brian Eno - Spinning Away Lyrics \| MetroLyrics "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3627	Posted - 2014.11.04 03:40:56 - [21] - Quote ISD Decoy wrote: Mr. Probz - Waves Damt, can't see it in my country. Need a workaround, keep on sharing the goodness.... "Were [sic] not your monkey and so what?"-á -The Sex Pistols (2006)
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3645	Posted - 2014.11.19 01:51:00 - [22] - Quote Morrigan Nighe wrote: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Let Love In Oh lordy, Nick Cave & band. Going there next for some no-fake intensity. This one's by Little Feat, a band so loaded up and deep that they had the usual musician fatality. A kind of country thing about living as an over-the-road trucker in Amurica. By a guy that makes me wonder how he knew so much about that... 'If you give me... weed, whites and wine/And you show me a line/I'll be willin'/To keep movin'' Little Feat, 'Willin'' "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3658	Posted - 2014.11.30 03:12:48 - [23] - Quote This one's a from a soundtrack to a film about the Apollo missions to the Moon. Musicians inspired by Moonscape and Earthscape images I suppose, and imaging and interpreting. Brian Eno (weightless bouncy composer/producer) and Daniel Lanois (human joy in space slide steel guitar) "Deep Blue Day" "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3658	Posted - 2014.11.30 04:41:36 - [24] - Quote Yeah, bad double-post etiquette, I know. But this one is for everybody's good. Pat Metheny Group, "Are You Going With Me?" Share it with someone at your home that you want to know better. Queue the whole t 'Travels' album up, listen together, let it blend in, and relax.... "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3695	Posted - 2014.12.14 03:57:46 - [25] - Quote Every kitchen party ought to have this dub one queued up and ready to go. Just in case a time for a shuffling and cutting loose mood brews up, you'll be ready. : Lee "Scratch" Perry and the Upsetters, "Jungle Lion" "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3695	Posted - 2014.12.14 04:18:44 - [26] - Quote I'm probably the last Grandpa Bill to have heard this one, but so great, IMO. Talented and honest musicians producing happy house music. Makes me laugh, shee-IT! How about you? Pitbull, "Fireball" "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3704	Posted - 2014.12.18 01:16:56 - [27] - Quote Morrigan Nighe wrote: Fela Kuti and The Africa 70 with Ginger Baker - Live (1971) ... Miles Davis- On the Corner - On the Corner (1/2) ... Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters - Chameleon ... Funkadelic - Maggot Brain - Maggot Brain Nice! If you like those, you might like this one mate: Gabriel Omolo, "Nairobi" This song ruled the nation and the booties of Liberia for about five years when I was a kid. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3709	Posted - 2014.12.22 00:52:06 - [28] - Quote The Plugz, Southern California guys of Mexican descent. Said another way, L.A. punk musicians playing what they know. Border music L.A.-ized El Clavo y La Cruz Iconic American TV tune borderized: Hombre Secreto And, the The Plugz epic, which owes nothing to any influences, and is just those guys composing, playing and performing: Reel Ten "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3742	Posted - 2015.01.08 02:34:57 - [29] - Quote I'm on a nostalgia trip and listening to Alan Parsons "I Robot" again. I once counted 13 voices (separate instruments playing separate lines) in it. If you adjust your equalizer differently, you get a completely different song, because a different voice dominates. It's one of those headphones or long, patient, zoney car trip tracks. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3751	Posted - 2015.01.14 04:03:15 - [30] - Quote [Only for old 'uns and open-minded others.] This funk pop sucker is one of those that can invade your subconscious and remind you that you weren't quite finished listening. I wanted it to go away at the time, but on re-listen, they had a lot of veteran talented people at their peak, quietly laying it down. All analog, of course. Pointer Sisters/Nile Rodger/others "Automatic" "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3790	Posted - 2015.02.04 02:09:15 - [31] - Quote I love this one, but it requires an open mind. Scott Walker, "Jackie," which is a cover of Jacques Brel's "Le Chanson de Jacky." Check out the noir set and the radical poetic lyrics. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3792	Posted - 2015.02.07 02:12:47 - [32] - Quote The Aristocrats, "Get It Like That" Smartass no-vocals music. Perfect roaming or ratting tunes. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3801	Posted - 2015.02.12 01:19:15 - [33] - Quote "Weightless," Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois On the slider scale of Relax up to Party, this is sits right on the Relax base point. There's not a boring thing about it though. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3809	Posted - 2015.02.15 00:48:21 - [34] - Quote German pop band Fools Garden, "Lemon Tree" What is up with this song? It's like some 1960's pop thing. Could make you gag, but I have to admit to myself, I love/hate it. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3821	Posted - 2015.02.23 02:19:34 - [35] - Quote Bagrat Skalski wrote: James playing. Team Rocket, to the sky! "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3838	Posted - 2015.02.27 01:58:38 - [36] - Quote Mildew Wolf wrote: Fulton Allen & Sonny Terry Bus Rider Blues https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26JiWLKB59U Oh yeah. If you like that one, you might like this other Dixon one: Nobody's Fault but Mine That guy wasn't fooling around. No sir. (And here's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's nice cover, with banjo and Egyptian musicians. Very nice-- but Led Zep style, the still don't give credit to the original composer). "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3860	Posted - 2015.03.09 02:19:59 - [37] - Quote "There's freedom of speech, as long as you don't say too much." New Orleans guys, pre-9/11, way pre-Ferguson and everything else. Neville Brothers "Running Water" (snare drum and poet lyrics) Neville Brother "Running Water (Reprise)" (work you over instrumental reprise) "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3865	Posted - 2015.03.11 00:40:49 - [38] - Quote Reiisha wrote: The most dubbiest of dub techno, skirting ambient but still incredibly nice to listen to. Think of a warm summer's night, watching a quiet, orange illuminated street in the suburbs, rain falling down, watching the scene with a slightly soft focus. Well, that. ;p Jan Jelinek - Them, Their Very nice. Thanks, got a new artist to check out. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3874	Posted - 2015.03.15 01:52:09 - [39] - Quote Call me sentimental, call me dumb. But.... Nick Lowe 'Cruel to be Kind' A great tune. But I have to love Mr. Lowe and the band (and the bride) for their straight-up regular guys humor in the video. (Musical instrument learners, this is an easy one to learn, and it sounds great. Like most easy ones). "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3879	Posted - 2015.03.17 03:22:08 - [40] - Quote The romanitciism and the true root of Texas culture. Minus the huffing of dumbarse mouth-breathers. By an original Austin/Luckenbach stoner musician: Ray Wiley Hubbard, "The Dust of the Chase" I come down from Oklahoma with a pistol in my boot A pair of dice, a deck of cards and a bible in my suit I come her as the cause of tears, I am a crying shame Seven stud or eternal blood, just looking for a game I double crossed the State of Texas and they give me a little time I taught myself to doublecut the cards and hold scriptures in my mind I learned to love the tumblin dice and to believe the word Tombstones or rolling bones, beats anything I ever heard. Patience is a virtue that I don't possess And I can't deny that heavan lies beneath a cotton dress How small a part of time we share 'till we hear the sound of wings I'm lost in the dust of the chase that my life brings. I have walked through God's green pastures and seen the rich blue skies I have seen the fall of man and the kingdom hidden from his eyes I have heard the roar of thunder and felt the lightening bolt And when I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I take along Samuel Colt Every night I kiss the cards and hold them to my breast And when I see the king of hearts I know that I am blessed And though my eyes are blind sometimes, I know there's something there And when the times at hand and I kill a man, I say a little prayer. I come down from Oklahoma with a pistol in my boot A pair of dice, a deck of cards and a bible in my suit How small a part of time we share 'till we hear the sound of wings I'm lost in the dust of the chase that my life brings. How small a part of time we share 'till we hear the sound of wings Lost in the dust of the chase that my life brings. "My mule don't like laughing. You can apologize to my mule and can be alright." -The Man with No Name

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3888	Posted - 2015.03.20 02:17:58 - [41] - Quote Semi-instrumental, guitar and rhythm section blues-groove version of Cheap Trick "Surrender.". By the band itself. Tight. 'I beta tested this game 10 yrs ago. I saw back then it was going to be a carnival of degenerates....' -HarleyDavidson Nightrain
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3893	Posted - 2015.03.23 00:39:13 - [42] - Quote Never got into Prince's music much, but... wht? Insane brilliant guitar on a "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at a George Harrison tribute. At about 3:25. Holy crap. 'I beta tested this game 10 yrs ago. I saw back then it was going to be a carnival of degenerates....' -HarleyDavidson Nightrain
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3911	Posted - 2015.04.05 00:07:56 - [43] - Quote Katatonia, "July" I love these guys. Kind of alternative, ghostly downer vocals, and metal punch. All of their songs sound the same. A whole album of them, and you're in a hypnotized Katatonia world. P.S. Special Edition less murky version of the same song. A one-off jam-ish anomaly for these in-earnest frowny guys. My advice to you: Do not ever look up "worst guitar solo" on Youtube. You will be sorry. No joke. Really and truly sorry.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3940	Posted - 2015.04.20 01:53:10 - [44] - Quote Steely Dan "Aja" album. The whole thing is multi-individual musicians working together gem. To present only one, "Deacon Blues" Ignore the primitive Youtube scrolling lyrics. These guys are entirely headphone audio soundscapers. No performances, no visuals, lyrics are accessories. [That album has a lot of the so-called "mu chord" or "Steely Dan chord." Which is just a regular bright-sounding Major chord, with one grumpy 2nd interval bastard in there dampening the party a bit. Major chords-- A root waveform, and spot higher up called the Third. It's waveform intersects the root wave once in a while, and they sound great together. All along the nano-seconds between, they were going down the road on their own, and who knew-- they ran into each other and turned out to be soul mates. The journey and the meet up somehow makes the human ear and soul feel damn good. Nobody really knows why. But wait, there's another character in this tale. The 5th. It's a little higher vibration than our base friend the Root,and it's new on-the-same-path friend The Third. That bright little sprite sings so sweet that and quick that it's vibration intersects Root and The Third both, many times per second. Oh lord, now we got a sweet singing team! That's the Major Triad. They can do AC/DC one-two-three up and down the road all day long. And sound great doing it, and never get tired! The mu chord has the same happy guys, but adds in one more guy-- The Second. He'd get along with the Fourth or the Sixth, but he's about like Root, but just a little ways off. F-you, I'll never get you and you'll never get me,frienemy! Get on my side, or I'll get on your side. You can hear that all over Steely Dan "Aja." Sometimes right in the midst of chords, and sometimes sequences of notes going around Root, Third and Fifth, and omg back to Mr. Grumpy Second. So brilliant. My advice to you: Do not ever look up "worst guitar solo" on Youtube. You will be sorry. No joke. Really and truly sorry.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3941	Posted - 2015.04.21 02:03:43 - [45] - Quote Have to link this one, because for some reason, it woke the sleepy old 20-inch Bearded Dragon up. Who could know why. But something about it gets him heads up, running around, and head-cocked eyes-focused intense. Or maybe he just really, really hates it. Emerson Lake & Palmer, "From the Beginning" My advice to you: Do not ever look up "worst guitar solo" on Youtube. You will be sorry. No joke. Really and truly sorry.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 3994	Posted - 2015.05.07 03:34:12 - [46] - Quote Cinquante-Six, by a maestro guy. Salute and thanks Ali Farka Toure, of Mali and all the world. o7
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4001	Posted - 2015.05.08 00:44:05 - [47] - Quote One for the fighters out there. Or classic reggae ones. Delroy Wilson, "Trying to Conquer Me" You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're going around and saying you are the greatest Is it the right thing to do? No, no, no You'll soon be frowning Begging for mercy I'm going to prove it to you You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're going around and saying you are the greatest Is it the right thing to do? You'll soon be frowning Begging for mercy I'm going to prove it to you You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me You're trying to conquer me Oh, you never will conquer me
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4008	Posted - 2015.05.12 02:54:13 - [48] - Quote I wanted to share a different and beautiful one by these guys, but old Bearded Dragon said differently. Here's the one that gets old reptile Dragon tuned in and grooving: Moody Blues, "The Story in Your Eyes" The ones from those guys that make him soulful and in process: Too many to name. One for the journey, here he goes again: "Lovely to See You" Help, how long can I DJ this intense listener beardie lizard with Moody Blues tunes? He don't want to stop. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4028	Posted - 2015.05.17 02:28:48 - [49] - Quote Jethro Tull, "We Used to Know" BTW, a Youtube poster mashed this old one up with The Eagles's (nauseating, IMO) "Hotel California." Yeah, the Eagles song matches pretty perfectly, chord for chord, lick for lick. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4031	Posted - 2015.05.18 01:51:04 - [50] - Quote Sel Kasenumi wrote: Pink Floyd - Time Ah man. So extremely right on, times about 10.... (Read an interview with that younger bass player once. They were doing a long Floyd set, at that level of continuous magnitude. He somehow choked, completely flubbed something, squonker busted everything. Looks over to David Gilmour, like "I'm dead, just kill me forever." Gilmour just smiles, gives him the nod, "Let's go." So many nice tales like that about David Gilmour. More about the unknown musicians he's helped out along the way. Oh yeah. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4032	Posted - 2015.05.18 23:21:32 - [51] - Quote Robby Altair wrote: Patti Smith Group - So You Want to Be I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke Commercial - 1971 Sel Kasenumi wrote: Pink Floyd - Time From a great album: The Dark Side of the Moon[Wikipedia]. Wow, The Buy the World of Coke CM. Epic, that one influenced some at the time. Ishtanchuk F.'s brought to mind this one. Goran Bregovic & Iggy Pop - In the Death Car Don't know much about Goran, but each internet trail mentioning him I've followed has ended in excellence. Unexpected partnerships and roles like this one, too. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4038	Posted - 2015.05.23 03:02:15 - [52] - Quote Ten Years After , "i'd Love to Change the World" "I'd love to change the world/But I don't know what to do/So I leave it up to you." New Romanticists. Bah the labels, poets and musicians, doing both at the same time, with no labels. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4041	Posted - 2015.05.24 00:52:23 - [53] - Quote Robby Altair wrote: Ziggy.... David Bowie - Drive In Saturday Are We Not Men? Devo - Praying Hands "Myself, my whole family and my fans all loved your rendition of 'Crazy Train.' Keep up the good work." Ozzy Osbourne Ozzy Osbourne Donates $10K to Kids Group That Covered 'Crazy Train' Sorry. Really ,really I am. Hayseed Dixie - You Shook Me All Night Long I'll see your Hayseed Dixie "You Shook Me All Night Long" and raise you a Steve'n'Seagull "You Shook Me All Night Long" You might be feeling that tomorrow. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4063	Posted - 2015.05.31 02:46:17 - [54] - Quote Something Random wrote: Loved this since i was .... well ages ago. and im playing it today. Crap, link wouldn't load or unavailable. Wanted to hear it. In the meantime, one that could be great as background for a PVP video. Shred-ish/jam rock thing, with a tight crew and immaculate production. No relation to EVE, that I know of (?) Joe Satriani, "Wormhole Wizards" You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4066	Posted - 2015.06.02 02:09:13 - [55] - Quote Oh lord, Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble sound check. Sounds like it could be some horrible jam/screetching stuff, I know. No way. More like a short documentary featuring about an extremely hungover guy feeling it with his instrument, and maybe more his voice. And his cool bandmates holding it and coaching the team toward a win. Gawk, incredible best stuff, nobody watching, just a sound check. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4077	Posted - 2015.06.06 02:43:25 - [56] - Quote Indescribable goodness, across multiple generations and poets,whether imprisoned or not. Hans Theesink, with Arlo Guthrie and Donovan "Colombus Stockade" The guy who wrote that one was probably in that Georgia stockade in America. Hans is probably in Germany. All those guys are old now.... You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4079	Posted - 2015.06.08 02:25:04 - [57] - Quote "Cafe Lumiere" end titles Lord, that clean reverb guitar.... Don't know the vocalist/songwriters' name. She's also the lead actress in the movie 'Cafe Lumiere.' She's got one Japanese parent, one Taiwanese, and grew up in Japan. A great movie, about regular outsider-ish people being who they are and getting along. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4079	Posted - 2015.06.08 02:31:57 - [58] - Quote Robby Altair wrote: Isabella Selder plays Platero y Yo - VII La Muerte by Eduardo S+íinz de la Maza Gawt.... That song was made for a classical guitar. And that girl played it better than right. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4094	Posted - 2015.06.19 03:47:22 - [59] - Quote Johnny Cash, "Cocaine Blues" Recorded inside Folsom Prison. What a psychopath song. Check out the parts where the prison dudes cheer.... You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4098	Posted - 2015.06.21 03:13:18 - [60] - Quote Little Feat, "Willin" You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4102	Posted - 2015.06.22 02:32:53 - [61] - Quote Sorry, missed the Iggy posts. Out of tribute, got to interject this one. Siouxsie and the Banshees' excellent tribute to The Passenger. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4129	Posted - 2015.07.01 01:53:09 - [62] - Quote 'RZA feat. Method Man 'La Rhumba' Don't know much about RZA (the Rizza), except noticing movie soundtrack tracks, and making sure to bookmark and note. Can't find the great one that opens Jim Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog." Can't find the fine one that opens alt Hollywood's "Soul Plane." Reportedly, those and other tracks are lost in the ether of infinite IP/distribution deals. So very sad. Anyway, the linked track shows a sideline chapter of the guy's poetic/commentary mind. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4142	Posted - 2015.07.11 00:45:44 - [63] - Quote Gang of Four, "Outside the Trains Don't Run Ontime" Finely crafted old English punk You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4144	Posted - 2015.07.14 00:10:12 - [64] - Quote Brujo Loco wrote: This ... is just amazing music to my ears Mongolian Throat Singing-Batzorig Vaanchig An ode to Genghis Khan with Lyrics "Blessed from the eternal sky, born to the steppe With a name that echoes the world, uniting the great blue skied Mongols The courageous Mongol Genghis The holy lord Genghis... Mind strong as steel (disciplined), even in the burning wounds from swords On earth, as powerful as planetary birds The courageous Mongol Genghis The holy lord Genghis Blessed from the sky above, claimed half of the world Embedded his spirit, in the Majestic mighty world. The courageous Mongol Genghis The holy lord Genghis" Bonus: Huun-Huur-Tu - Live That is just too great. That sounds more like a Celtic scale than East Asian scale he's sawing out. Was that a song bird joining in with him toward the end? Makes you want to be right in that spot. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4144	Posted - 2015.07.15 01:48:25 - [65] - Quote If you had a hard day, lost your shiny, too tense to sleep, or just need some cheering up about humans able to be pretty damn cool .... Project KULEANA, 'Kaulana Na Pua' You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4153	Posted - 2015.07.31 03:03:02 - [66] - Quote How recorded music is composed and made. Isaac Hayes and band taking some direction, and making that epic song right there on the spot. Would recommend hearing the production versions of those two songs first, to get the full gist. Then back to the on-the-spot making of brand new songs (linked above). Caffe Reggio Theme from "Shaft" You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4171	Posted - 2015.08.11 02:22:07 - [67] - Quote Bill Nelson - A Private View Just one epic song from this man's collection of 100s, each different, mostly recorded solo playing all instruments, in his unheated studio in Yorkshire. He's no unknown either, his sound is heard on YMO in Japan, David Sylvian in England, and more and more. Uncredited, sadly. But Bill seems not to mind much at all. What a guy.... incredible. Can't be long before somebody raids the treasure trove and presents it to the world. Get some of the loot for your generations, bud Bill! I've been walking in the rain, I've been swimming through the air again, I've been floating in the blue, I've been coming to my own rescueGÇª I take another brief dip in the indifference of fools, I see a whole new me, I see a whole new youGÇª I've been glowing in the darkGÇª I've been fooling with a naked flameGÇª I've been quoting this and that, I've been talking in my sleep againGÇª Is this the nature of the beast? Am I the creature you pursue? Is this the general release or just a private viewGÇª? I've been spinning like a top, I've been changing my tune, I've been skating on thin ice, I've been making heaven's rendezvousGÇª I've been thinking about me and youGÇª I've been thinking about me, I've been thinking about me and youGÇª I take another brief dip in the indifference of foolsGÇª I see a whole new me, I see a whole new youGÇª Is this the nature of the beast? Am I the creature you pursue? Is this the general release or just a private viewGÇª? You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4182	Posted - 2015.08.19 04:05:12 - [68] - Quote Al Stewart, "Roads to Moscow" Musical and lyrical Impressions of the Germany vs. Russia war of the 1940s. Incredibly beautiful, IMO. [No need to watch the Youtube video thing, alt + tab for the audio only]. *1978 small hall/hardly paid for being there live version. All youngsters on deck, and all full of musical drama. Hard to fathom.... You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4191	Posted - 2015.08.28 02:49:04 - [69] - Quote If you love old Bowie, you might love this one as much as I do: Flight of the Conchords - "Bowie's In Space" You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4204	Posted - 2015.09.03 02:40:49 - [70] - Quote Jimmy Cliff, 'House of Exile' The legend or truth told in Liberia at the time was that Jimmy Cliff wrote this one from inside prison in Nigeria. That was late 1970s, people from America and Caribbean were going solo (bravely 07) to explore roots in Africa. Please remember, about 40 years ago, no internet, long distance landline telephone calls cost US $1 per minute or something. Pan Am Airlines. Anyway, Jimmy did it, and said the wrong thing to the authorities in 1970s Nigeria. In jail far from home. Here's his fine fine song. Better if heard analog, with bad speakers out in the open air.... [/url] There's a day of feasting and a day of famine Day of sadness and a day of joy You could see in the day of feasting Life isn't just a little play-like toy. So the day arrived when you least expected Cos you always thought you were well protected Now you feel like a fish out of water So now you're wondering what's the matter. Oh remember you said it wouldn't happen to you Now you're thinking how to start a new A drowning man will catch at a straw You were warned but you wouldn't take heed. Everything in creation must obey a law. Its true in words as it is in deed. You were so puffed up in your pomps and pride You're exposed you got none to hide Yes, you used to look down on the folks beside you Never they think you would have come down too Remember they said you got to reap what you sow Simple truth everybody know Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Yes, what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile [Music interlude] Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile O OH what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Everything in creation must obey a law. Its true in words as it is in deed You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4212	Posted - 2015.09.11 03:09:21 - [71] - Quote David Gilmour and Rick Wright w/ David Bowie, "Arnold Layne" The old boys did it faithful to Syd Barret's brilliant original psychedelic, complete with direct through amps jangling guitars. Arnold Layne had a strange hobby Collecting clothes Moonshine washing line They suit him fine On the wall hung a tall mirror Distorted view, see through baby blue Oh, Arnold Layne It's not the same, takes two to know Two to know, two to know Why can't you see? Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne Now he's caught - a nasty sort of person They gave him time Doors bang - chain gang - he hates it Oh, Arnold Layne It's not the same, takes two to know Two to know, two to know Why can't you see? Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne, Arnold Layne Don't do it again You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4217	Posted - 2015.09.23 23:47:08 - [72] - Quote Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote: Huh... this is the kind of stuff Ishtanchuk would post... Lawrence Welk (original by Heino Gaze) - Calcutta (1958/61) This theme was composed by German composer Heino Gaze in 1958 and it became famous when Lawrence Welk recorded it with his orchestra in 1961. Awesome! Lawrence Welk and his crew were all about music. You know, the music and making it sound as good as possible. Here's one from the kind of cheesy-sleazy Japanese enka genre. Better to watch once, then second time just listen. So good! You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4218	Posted - 2015.09.25 00:24:04 - [73] - Quote Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote: Khergit Deserters wrote: Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote: Huh... this is the kind of stuff Ishtanchuk would post... Lawrence Welk (original by Heino Gaze) - Calcutta (1958/61) This theme was composed by German composer Heino Gaze in 1958 and it became famous when Lawrence Welk recorded it with his orchestra in 1961. Awesome! Lawrence Welk and his crew were all about music. You know, the music and making it sound as good as possible. Here's one from the kind of cheesy-sleazy Japanese enka genre. Better to watch once, then second time just listen. So good! I can totally see that genre being popular among certain people... Guess that every country haves a genre like this, appreciated by roughly the same kind of persons, notwithstanding the cultural hues ... Houm... challenge accepted! The Spanish equivalent would be, probably, the bolero! And here's one of my favorites: Dyango - Querer y perder (1980) Right on IF, it really is the same thing fantastical romance theme. With the pure professional musical execution and production, supporting a passionate vocalist. I can imagine a concert hall full of grandmas and some grandpas, who are still in the game and ready to groove. So good! We lost Lawrence Welk about 1 second into the video though. He had to cover his and the whole orchestras eyes. (Apologies for the chat, carry on thread!) You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4229	Posted - 2015.10.07 02:53:03 - [74] - Quote Oh mi gersh. If i still doobed, I would doob with these guys. those "Three Blind Mice" keyboards, and... Los Lobos 'Kiko and the Lavender Moon (unofficial studio chill/intense artists) You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4268	Posted - 2015.11.22 01:14:09 - [75] - Quote Uakti, "Straightening Up." Positive but powerful instrumental, well-suited to exploration, reading, writing, anything else you might want to do in a solo zone. All acoustic instruments, no electronic, and most handmade. Sounds like it could be the kazoos and plastic dishes band, but it's the total opposite. Four Brasilian music professors composing. Wish my professors had had worn t-shirts and been cool smart composers/instrumentalists like Uakti. (P.S. 2:32 and on rhythm! P.P.S Queue up the whole Trilbita album for some hypnotic armhair-raising goodness). Glass marimba Cut to length (tuned) PVC pipe for bass Finger drum set (no two hands or two sticks-- five fingers) Mysterious tuned water and gravity thing Trilobita instrument (four people required to play) You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4330	Posted - 2016.01.12 01:07:39 - [76] - Quote David Bowie Teenage Wildlife Wild is the Wind Sound and Vision Arnold Layne (David Gilmour, Rick Wright and Bowie doing Syd Barrett) A New Career in a New Town Thanks much Bowie, so sad. I never thought you'd pass. You're trying to conquer me You never will conquer me -Delroy Wilson
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4381	Posted - 2016.02.11 01:02:53 - [77] - Quote T'in Lizzy! Peter Tosh, 'Ketchy Shuby' Come make we play some ketchy shuby tonight And when you're ketchy Don't make it drop 'Cause if it drop It will pop And if it pop No one can mend it 'Cause if they mend it You can easily bend it So we ah go Ketchy, ketchy Shuby shuby Tonight All night long Your mama don't like Ketchy, ketchy, shuby, shuby tonight Your papa don't like Ketchy, ketchy, shuby, shuby tonight Joen: "If everthing is imperfect in this world, love is perfect in its imperfection." Drunken blacksmith: "You're lucky. You believe in your own twaddle." Joen: "Who says I believe it? I just like giving advice." -The Seventh Seal
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4386	Posted - 2016.02.15 01:08:00 - [78] - Quote Buzz Orti wrote: . The Good, The Bad and The Metallica w\o/w Joen: "If everthing is imperfect in this world, love is perfect in its imperfection." Drunken blacksmith: "You're lucky. You believe in your own twaddle." Joen: "Who says I believe it? I just like giving advice." -The Seventh Seal
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4403	Posted - 2016.02.26 04:05:53 - [79] - Quote I just discovered that this one is a tough one, but bill a beauty. old Pink Floyd, 'See Emily Play' Emily hung around in Floyd's early audiences. Syd, a like mind and kind soul, says some truth. Joen: "If everthing is imperfect in this world, love is perfect in its imperfection." Drunken blacksmith: "You're lucky. You believe in your own twaddle." Joen: "Who says I believe it? I just like giving advice." -The Seventh Seal
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4406	Posted - 2016.03.03 03:04:10 - [80] - Quote These string-slingers dared to lay hands on and kind of surf-ize the sacred Floyd tune Arnold Layne. So jamming good! Ultraje a Rigor, "Arnold Layne" What would Syd Barrett do?

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4408	Posted - 2016.03.04 00:34:35 - [81] - Quote Ian Morbius wrote: Cowbell Songs: Aerosmith - Last Child Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Straight Into Darkness Tim Curry - Sweet Transvestite The Bangles - Hazy Shade of Winter Ying Yang Twins - Say I Yi Yi They Might Be Giants - Put Your Hand on the Computer Ref: CowBellSongs.com What? No "Don't Fear the Reaper"? What would Syd Barrett do?
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4413	Posted - 2016.03.07 02:41:55 - [82] - Quote Post-breakdown Syd Barret, with some assistance and support from one or more Floyd friends. Gigolo Aunt Grooving nursery rhyme thing. The left-dangling, randomly-inserted Syd guitar vampings are priceless on their own. (Damn you, both Youtube and Windows thing, why no equalizer-mixer? This one doesn't sound right without proper balancing). What would Syd Barrett do?
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4415	Posted - 2016.03.09 04:53:29 - [83] - Quote Sounds like a joke, but these guys nailed it. The Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" What would The Dave Brubeck Quartet do?
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4416	Posted - 2016.03.10 00:48:17 - [84] - Quote Uakti, 'Straightening Up' Incredibly, all acoustic, no electronics, and every instrument (except the nickel Euro flute) is a handmade invention. Glass marimba, PVC pipes bass, 5-fingers finger drum, a tuned water and gravity thing, a four-person percussion beast called the trilobite. Not every one of them on every song. (Check out the percussion interlude around 2:28). Clear-headed music by the coolest music professors from the Univ of Minas Gerais, Brasil. Somehow you can groove to this stuff, while also doing some intense front-brain mental stuff. So good. What would Lee "Scratch" Perry and The Upsetters do?
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4447	Posted - 2016.04.01 03:47:15 - [85] - Quote Double Trouble and Stevie Ray Vaughn sound check. Sometimes the sound of your instrument is bigger than you, and you just go! Sometimes somebody's song hit you so hard, you got to sing it! sound check Portrait inspired by my cocktiel Cockatiel.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4451	Posted - 2016.04.09 22:51:01 - [86] - Quote Squeeze Slap and Tickle Another Nail in My Heart Pulling Mussels from the Shell The last two might have some XTC influence? Portrait inspired by my cocktiel Cockatiel.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4454	Posted - 2016.04.14 00:43:35 - [87] - Quote Julian Lennon "Too Late for Goodbyes" Beautiful, beautiful skas
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4477	Posted - 2016.04.29 01:38:20 - [88] - Quote Andres Segovia, Bach BWV 1007 Two maestros, true rock and roll. I could listen to this all day, every day.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4491	Posted - 2016.05.12 00:05:19 - [89] - Quote Got some LarfingOLs out of this one, appreciated the stupidity much. Nicely done video and great musicians, who going the route of parodying their own fooking stoof. 2Cellos 'Thunderstruck' But, on the other hand, it is the novice usually who gets the famous ace by doing at some moment the unexpected thing. -Eddie Rickenbacker
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4493	Posted - 2016.05.14 00:32:48 - [90] - Quote 'Farewell to Stromness' composed by the recently passed on Peter Maxwell Davies. Some information about the odd Mr. Davies: -Irish guy, did alright as a journalist or writer or critic or something in the city awhile. -But after a while, he just wanted to hear silence. So he moved to little sheep and farming islands, a few old villages and some fellow folk doing what they do, surrounded by big cold seas. -Between living in a wood or stone structure with a roof on it and electricity, and hanging with the island folk, and the little sounds of pastures and the ocean, Pete composed pages of musical sheet music and sent them to the city. But apparently just that-- no notes on how they should be played (what arrangements of instruments and voices, etc.) Like a pre-taping age guy such as Bach, you get the raw notes, you imagine how to Produce them/make them into sounds. Therefore, many versions of his songs on YouTube and Spotify. -Linking Pete's most popular one, Farewell to Stromness, played by an odd guy on piano who might be about like himself as anybody. Many more versions available, and many less relaxing but equally fine tunes he found in that remote silence. But, on the other hand, it is the novice usually who gets the famous ace by doing at some moment the unexpected thing. -Eddie Rickenbacker

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4508	Posted - 2016.05.24 04:18:35 - [91] - Quote Was listening to some This Mortal Coil on YouTube, and before I could stop it, Cocteau Twins and This Mortal Coil, "Gathering Dust" I love both of those projects, but wasn't prepared for the crazy fine art ME-109 vs. Spitfire demonic hatred animation. Who did that? Bernie Wrightson of Heavy Metal fame maybe? But, on the other hand, it is the novice usually who gets the famous ace by doing at some moment the unexpected thing. -Eddie Rickenbacker
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4602	Posted - 2016.08.18 02:47:49 - [92] - Quote Curtis Mayfield, "Pusherman" Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4669	Posted - 2016.09.20 02:19:31 - [93] - Quote Warning! This one might force your mind and your body to just get up and be free. Be nice and share it with your love interest, liberate two minds and two or more booties! Osibisa, "Y Sharp" (Low quality YouTube version doesn't do justice to either the blasting/sharp vinyl or digital versions, but sharer, thanks to you. o7) Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4677	Posted - 2016.09.22 23:30:05 - [94] - Quote Syd Barrett, "Wolfpack" Amazingly tough song for 1970 (the same year as Beatles "Let It Be"). If you listen to it, you might be reminded of some motifs that came later, such as some Bowie craziness, "The Wall," gothic stuff from many people. Howling the pack in formation appears Diamonds and clubs, light misted fog, the dead Waving us back in formation The pack in formation Bowling they bat as a group And the leader is seen so early The pack on their backs, the fighters Through misty the waving, the pack in formation Far reaching waves on sight, shone right I lay as if in surround All enmeshing, hovering The milder I gaze All the animals laying trail Beyond the bough winds Mild the reflecting electricity eyes Tears, the life that was ours Grows sharper and stronger away and beyond Short wheeling, fresh spring Gripped with blanched bones moaned Magnesium, proverbs and sobs Howling the pack in formation appears Diamonds and clubs, light misted fog, the dead Waving us back in formation The pack in formation Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4684	Posted - 2016.09.28 03:41:44 - [95] - Quote Holger Czukay, 'Ode to Perfume' Holger, ye trippy prankster! Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4685	Posted - 2016.10.03 01:46:12 - [96] - Quote "Snake Charmer" Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jan Hassel, The Edge, -- whole load of multi-dimensional collaborationist guys. The Edge was young and kind of alt artiste-like then, they let into put a guitar track in. Not in the same league, but maybe some of his best stuff-- and an incredible tune, lyrics included. Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4703	Posted - 2016.11.03 02:11:16 - [97] - Quote Chuy Flores, 'Veneno" O Mi G! Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4709	Posted - 2016.11.11 01:24:13 - [98] - Quote Vaander Gudahtt wrote: Emerson. Lake. Palmer - Toccata (from Brain Salad Surgery 1973) Stellar (That is a great and harsh one, highly recommended ye guys. It's like electronic music, except with an analog electric instrument, overhot vacuum tubes for the amplification, and hardly any way to manipulate the things after it's all been recorded). Carry on thread, next please. Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4710	Posted - 2016.11.11 23:40:10 - [99] - Quote Vaander Gudahtt wrote: Khergit Deserters wrote: (That is a great and harsh one, highly recommended ye guys. It's like electronic music, except with an analog electric instrument, overhot vacuum tubes for the amplification, and hardly any way to manipulate the things after it's all been recorded). Carry on thread, next please. Emerson's composing techniques aside, most of the early sound wave synthesis was done through modular synthesizers. You know those big walls of circuitry where you need to patch envelopes/oscillators/frequencies/filters/etc. All that simultaneously while playing :) (and in his case jumping on/over, riding and kicking reverberation chambers on organs :P among other). He was a genius. RIP Like so. After giving Toccato about my 200th listen since my teen years, I looked up the composer, and it turns out the song is actually based on the Fourth Movement of Alberto Ginastera's 1st Piano Concerto. ELP were great about that-- transforming classical compositions into progressive rock excellence. The whole Pictures at an Exhibition album is one of those. Except this one, which is a Greg Lake original I think: The Sage. Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4710	Posted - 2016.11.11 23:54:36 - [100] - Quote Veine Miromme wrote: ELP - From the beginning [1972] Lyrics Harmonium - Harmonium (Paroles/Lyrics) Sorry for the double posting bad etiquette. Too much good stuff here, can't help commenting. From the Beginning is interesting, because it seems that people have real trouble figuring out exactly which chords he's playing. Even experienced guitar teacher people. If you download tabs, the chords will sound close, but not exact. So not right. Same for watching YouTube videos. I did find the right chords (to my ears at least) once, and that was a joyous day for me. They're barre chords around the 8th and 10th frets, with odd things sharpened and flattened, if I remember correctly. That's the trouble-- I don't remember correctly. I hastily wrote them down at the time, but a cleaning crew bagged that scrap of paper along with a lot of other soggy stuff after a basement flood. I'll have to see if I can plot them out again, based on pure trial and error. Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk

Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4722	Posted - 2016.11.17 01:36:07 - [101] - Quote Leon Russell, "Tightrope" Heard this a hundred times, never knew whose song it was. Also never knew Leon grew up in Lawton, OK, the west side red dirt end of Oklahoma. Before my time, just a little, but yeah. Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4741	Posted - 2016.12.12 06:14:44 - [102] - Quote Oh... Oh wow... Uakti. They happen to be professors of Musicology at Minas Gerais Univ. And they also invent new acoustic instruments. Never mind that, it's just amazing smart, good, and jamming. Uakti, "Sonata KV331 em L+í Maior (allegro) (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) \| Instrumental SESC Brasil" Start the bubble machine! -Lawrence Welk
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4861	Posted - 2017.01.25 01:39:47 - [103] - Quote Zimmy Zeta wrote: Nana Skalski wrote: I had something tribal combined with ambient. I think this fits more Minmatar culture (melody starts at 1:10.). Hmm..not convinced. I always felt like Minmatar would listen to old, dirty rock music like The Cramps. Amarr music would sound like this. Not sure about Gal and Caldari, since I find both races rather boring tbh. Sansha would probably listen to crazy stuff like Black Midii (yes, this piece has 3,14 million notes, might melt your soundcard...) The Cramps! I have a t-shirt with that album image. And the shirt itself is that color of yellow! A gift from a friend who snagged it somewhere and took the time to ship it to me even. It's like child size though, too small for even a skinny guy to wear. Can't part with it, maybe I'll frame it or sew part of it onto a jacket or something.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4864	Posted - 2017.01.25 23:51:32 - [104] - Quote Ishtanchuk Fazmarai wrote: Yiole Gionglao wrote: Telegram Sam wrote: Alright, I screwed up the multi-embedded quotes, wanted to preserve, sorry about that. How about if sardonic Amarr aristocracy partying sounds something like this? "Regiment," Byrne & Eno Maybe home and neighborhood Amarr music sounds a little like this: "Persian Love Song," Holger Czukay -Khergit Deserters [restless toaster]/Telegram Sam [Eve lore otaku, writing hack]. My bet is that if old Amarran would listen to Eno, it would be more like this Eno... Yes, but what would Minmattar listen to? I'll tell you! Hedningarna - Vargtimmen Hedningarna - Pornopolka Now I'm ready to kick some Amarr asses!! (Ooops... ) My imaginary Minmatar friends seem to like this one. It gets them fired up for fighting, fixing. or.... Moonsorrow, "Pakanajuhla" This one's for when they're in a mellow mood. Apocalyptica featuring Nina Hagen, "Seemann"
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4948	Posted - 2017.03.03 03:28:11 - [105] - Quote Uakti, Mozart composition loved, owned, and played. I love these genius professors/performers/arrangers/jammers from the Uni of Minas Gerais.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4956	Posted - 2017.03.07 01:13:41 - [106] - Quote My all-time favorites, the tie-dye music professors from Minas Gerais U., Uakti. Jamming on Sonata KV331 em L+í Maior (allegro) (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) Those guys just love music, and they make anything at all with good composition so good.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 4958	Posted - 2017.03.08 01:31:10 - [107] - Quote Katatonia, "Pale Flag" I love these depressing Swedish alt metal guys. They get better all the time. Actually they're hard to describe-- alt, with some metal, a hint of goth? This song has no metal though.
Khergit Deserters Garoun Investment Bank Gallente Federation 4996	Posted - 2017.04.09 03:11:59 - [108] - Quote Uakti not sure of title, they might not be either. extremely analog, beautifully acoustic, always musically intense. the professors from Minas Gerais
Khergit Deserters Garoun Investment Bank Gallente Federation 4998	Posted - 2017.04.13 02:08:18 - [109] - Quote These guys and girls make me cut onions and make everyone need a face wipe. Uakti, Variations on Waters into the Marcos
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 5048	Posted - 2017.05.03 22:56:16 - [110] - Quote This strange Gallente guy and his hooded Amarrians orchestra. Or maybe he's a renegade Amarr himself. Vitas, "Opera #2"

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