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Leona Lewis - Better In Time
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrNoDUbl ... re=channel

Yes - Heart of the Sunrise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBPzHvI- ... 1&index=14

Spock's Beard - On a Perfect Day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBPzHvI- ... 1&index=14

Opeth - Harvest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxaFANthouM

Hey Thay! Nice to meet up in a thread with you again. It's been awhile!!!

This is one of my most favorite you tube video's and I have watched this about a thousand times at least lol (well close any ways!) and yes, it's Boss, But LS joins him in a at the time special moment.

This is why I say "music is magic". Boss gets it, LS get's it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CUw5pbfbZ8

I have so many favourites but John Martyn died last week and it brought back his great songs

Respect for the man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOi_wxypeGc

Snuffy x

I have to respond to a few submissions in this great thread, which I am just now getting around to viewing.

thay - I am so happy young people are still enjoying Yes, they were one of my favorites when I was in high school, like 35 years ago. (But how did they get so OLD looking in that video?) You made a convert with the Opeth track. I have to admit tho, I don't get the video part..it's just pointless and insipid and distracting to me, but the SONG! it's beautiful. I will definitely be checking out more from them.

and Snuffy - I am so sad to hear about John Martyn! Unfortunately he was never well-known in the US, not as much as he deserved, anyway. I always loved the way his style kept evolving, and he would constantly re-work his old songs so they were always new and fresh. Thanks for the tribute to a very creative and underappreciated artist.

Now I am going to see if I can figure out how to find & post one or two of my own. Thanks to everybody - I've really enjoyed this thread! - zman

This song comes close to describing what it felt like to be my NM's only son:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtdJtjeRZgo

...and then of course, there's the guitar work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpi0rJzQ ... re=related

and one more...I find the words to this amusing. They are to a young female N.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdbjfJxlz18

You don't have to go to the right schools
Let your boyfriend come from the right kind of school
You can put on his old sweatshirt
You can cover yourself like a bruise.

Tell it!

Echo!!!!!! I hope that you can see this because it is the coolest thing I ever sawed my life!!!! 2 of my favorite groups meet over a forty year period!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuaeHXq8Wm8

Grunge meets sixties LOL and they did it so well too!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is and always been one of my favorite Boss adn Stevie songs they do together! I always loved this one. If you watch them together they are having so much fun together!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CUw5pbfbZ8

thay - I am so happy young people are still enjoying Yes, they were one of my favorites when I was in high school, like 35 years ago. (But how did they get so OLD looking in that video?) You made a convert with the Opeth track. I have to admit tho, I don't get the video part..it's just pointless and insipid and distracting to me, but the SONG! it's beautiful. I will definitely be checking out more from them.

Word of warning about Opeth, they're essentially a metal band "Harvest" isn't typical of their music, they're a lot heavier than that most of the time.

I enjoyed Richard Thompson.

Wow, That John Martyn song was just beautiful and I loved Richard Thompson's voice....thank you - Id never heard of either of them and I really enjoyed those.

Windy!! How cool was that vid? Chilli's sing Beach boys...I could see it all properly too.

I loved it! :twisted: Still havent forgiven you for walking off with Anthony in that dream. :twisted:

I tell ya what Echo, I'll try my best to have a dream where it's me, you, Anthony and Miami Steve and I will run off with Miami Steve OK? I can even do with Boss, but Steve preferentially.

Transatlantic - Bridge Across Forever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRPP65nVWl8

Nice piece here, vocals and piano.

My next door neighbor who was a good friend to me passed away today. He had a massive heart attack and didn't make it. I'm so sad and I am going to dedicate one of my favorite songs to him. Boss dedicated it to his best friend when he passed away. It's called "Terry's Song". It's to Al. Al, I shall miss you very much, my friend.:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXd3tfYUyJY

Any body out there who says prayers please say some for his wife and two daughters for me this evening.

This is about as basic as music gets technically - but so rich in feeling and nuance. Like a poet, he says so much with so little -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga3E-70u ... re=related

windy, I am very sorry about your neighbor. A next-door neighbor who is also a good friend is a rare gift. My thoughts and prayers going out now. Very fitting tribute, that song. Attitude is indeed a power stronger than death.

thay,

Word of warning about Opeth, they're essentially a metal band "Harvest" isn't typical of their music, they're a lot heavier than that most of the time.

thanks for the metal alert! You know how us old geezers are - expose us accidentally to music that sounds like lug nuts in a blender and off to the home we go! Seriously, I already checked out a couple of their other tracks and I like them. Very creative. I do think that with age, I tend to prefer slower music, perhaps to match my metabolism.

They are amazing musicians Opeth, the metal genre has some of the most amazing musicians going around in it. You just don't get that quality of musicianship in commercial rock, indie rock, not even close. Jazz and metal imo are the winners formula, the best music, the best musicians. Opeth did an album called "Damnation" without any distorted vocals, it is a very mellow album, very beautiful.

Here is a track off it:
Opeth - In My Time of Need
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1UGRm5i_6A

God I love this band!

This is about as basic as music gets technically - but so rich in feeling and nuance. Like a poet, he says so much with so little -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga3E-70u ... re=related

I thoroughly enjoyed this Zanderman, the beauty of the blues! It is what you don't do often that counts for so much, certainly the case with the blues. Saw raw and basic but so honest, no pretension.

zanderman1 wrote:windy, I am very sorry about your neighbor. A next-door neighbor who is also a good friend is a rare gift. My thoughts and prayers going out now. Very fitting tribute, that song. Attitude is indeed a power stronger than death.

thay,

Word of warning about Opeth, they're essentially a metal band "Harvest" isn't typical of their music, they're a lot heavier than that most of the time.

thanks for the metal alert! You know how us old geezers are - expose us accidentally to music that sounds like lug nuts in a blender and off to the home we go! Seriously, I already checked out a couple of their other tracks and I like them. Very creative. I do think that with age, I tend to prefer slower music, perhaps to match my metabolism.

Thanks Zander. I really appreciate it. I miss Al already. He was a very good friend and a wonderful person all around. He was only 56 years old. My parents are older than him.
Thanks again and take care xxxxxxxxx

This one i find good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h-rCvAN_78

I also love this it helps when dealing with N and everything else!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjtbhmQhsXg

WG

Webgirl...............ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh Bob Marley.......excellent! What a great song - cant be miserable with that playing.

My H loves Enigma!

Another current fave - I really love this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYZhjLrS ... re=related

Robert Plant(Led Zep) and Alison Krauss

Love it! It's all good!

Love the Enigma, the Marley, the Plant&Krauss.

Thay - whatcha think of this?
http://noolmusic.com/vimeo_videos/rober ... o_1979.php

Hey Holly - you want to pick another classical piece for us?
variety is good!

zanderman1 wrote:Hey Holly - you want to pick another classical piece for us?
variety is good!

Would I??!!!

:)


It's funny because I just left one in a response to your Dana Carvey post on my Spinal Tap thread. Then I came here and saw this. :)

Here are a few clips from the animated film Disney's Fantasia 2000.


Pomp and Circumstance -Sir Edward Elgar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX-1Aoo9kdk


from Carnival of the Animals-Camille Saint-Saens

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4H3icCCiXY


Symphony No. 5 (1st mvt)-Beethoven

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMnlxYkZKaU

zanderman1 wrote:windy, I am very sorry about your neighbor. A next-door neighbor who is also a good friend is a rare gift. My thoughts and prayers going out now. Very fitting tribute, that song. Attitude is indeed a power stronger than death.

Thank you Zander. I didn't see this it kind of slipped down the topics page. I was so upset to be honest I didn't even remember I did that. I didn't get to go to Al's funeral, but they had his procession here at their house and I was able to see that. Al drove a city bus for thirty some years and they had city buses here, two of them "out of service" with huge white bows on them and about fifty drivers, all in uniform all standing around the buses. I had one rose, with a letter to heaven to Al, and I put it on the fence after they left. My little note to Al to thank him for being such a good friend and let him know how much I would miss him. The procession was awesome. Oh, Al also drove limo's part time as well and his limo company provided the limo for the family to ride in. It was just awesome and I know Al would have loved it. It also provided me with being able to say goodbye with quietness and the solace that I needed.