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[Whomp]

Hey, I didn't know they were a Talking Heads offshoot. What's the link?

That track is kooky and kinky, loved the lyrics.

The Brian Eno & David Byrne video is wicked too.

Tom Tom Club was Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz (and a loose configuration of others including Tina's sister) who were also part of Talking Heads. The Talking Heads were pretty open to allowing band members having side projects and guest musicians like Lou Reed where they sang Femme Fatale (which I can't find on Youtube but I'll give you Lou Reed's version) on one of their albums.

Nico, John Cale and Lou Reed Femme Fatale 3:44

 

[soul_warrior]

and here are more influences by those crazies headers.

Chicks on Speed - Wordy Rappinghood
rap gone electro. mix in the disco =

Chicks on Speed - Glamour Girl
sounds like a madonna track, gone disco, on E's.

Chicks on Speed - We don't play Guitars = dont you now

Dave Clarke ft. Chicks On Speed - What Was Her Name
dave clarke, of VAST techno fame.
reminds me of bauhaus' "she's in parties"

so here is thier take on ZIGGY STARDUST

and NINA HAGEN's take on the same song.
evil germans. too crazy to think about really
live.

and the finish of this weird string is:

Peter Murphy's CUTS YOU UP

and finally,
im off to DJ some DISCO

so the obvious classics:

on second hand, ill keep what little dignity i have left and avoid those....
for now....

 

[Whomp]

AWE.SOME SW! I'm beebopping as we speak.

I may as well add the Genius of Love remakes but I won't include Mariah Carey's (not a fan).
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five It's Nasty 4:13
Biz Markie and the X-cutioners Genius of Love 4:02

 

[-0blivion-]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YRqkRmRocQ

Van Halen covering the Kinks, think this one was very early Van Halen.

 

[soul_warrior]

OLD SCHOOL JAZZ
John Clotrane INTERVIEW circa 1960
NOT music, NOR a music clip, just a radio interview with a slideshow of his albums (some atleast)
but a really interesting listen.

Charles Mingus - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Live at Montreux 1975
Charles Mingus Don Pullen [p] George Adams Gerry Mulligen [bs] Benny Bailey [t]

Benny Goodman - Ornithology (charlie parker piece)

NewSchool JAZZ
Beanfield - The Season
if i could marry a voice... (the voices would make here run away....)

General Electrics - Facing That Void
puppet animations. deep tune!

Jazzanova - Soon
sweet and soulful.

 

[soul_warrior]

some folk music for all you rednecks

Duelling Banjo's - yes, that is THAT scene.

Hank Williams III - If You Don't Like Hank Williams
Ramblin' Man - Hank Williams
Johnny Cash & Hank Williams jr - Kaw Liga

Nusrat - Akhian Udeek Dhiya solo
Zakir Hussain - The Speaking Hand
ram, could you add some more indepth stuff here?

Kodo Drums # Japanese Percussion

Zamfir & James Last (infamous tune from that tarantino flic)

shaunan indians - live on a street. nice, though low quality

 

[soul_warrior]

just been to an all nighter, with Jhonnie Walker putting up the wax.
he also had a friend with him.
one of them should be saying howdie, jules.....

still reeling, but will do a serious NORTHERN SOUL collection tomorrow!

 

[Kyriakos]

Some tracks which were on Mtv when i was in late highschool:

Plush by Stone Temple Pilots

Die Laughing by Therapy?

Digging the grave by Faith no more

 

[Kyriakos]

Lithuania in Eurovision 2006 Well this is worth watching for what happens at 1.32.....

 

[soul_warrior]

Carly Simon - Why (bonita Applebum- - a Tribe Called Quest)

Neneh Cherry - Manchild
Neneh Cherry - I Got U Under My Skin (Red Hot + Blue)
Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance

 

[Gelion]

Fous ta cagoule - Fatal bazooka

 

[brachy-pride]

Some tracks which were on Mtv when i was in late highschool:

Plush by Stone Temple Pilots

My fave song of the 90´s

 

[soul_warrior]

AL GREEN-Sha La La
live on tv. judging by the lighting and clothes, early 70s

AL GREEN - Let's Stay Together
from yet another flick. you know it.

Al Green - We've Only Just Begun/Let's Stay Together
live jam. includes a speech.

AL GREEN-Take Me To The River
discofied and soulful. me likes.

and here is another try:
Tom Jones - Take Me To The River (Live)
the man with the lungs of fire spews forth a torrent....

and a try by Dave Matthews Band - Take Me To The River
live in chicago, hosting Al himself.

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Marvin Gaye Sexual Healing

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

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Stevie Wonder - Superstition
poor sound.

Stevie Wonder - Part-Time Lover (1985)

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and while in the mood,

Thriller - Michael Jackson 1983

and THRILLER
(special version, dedictated to RAM)

 

[Kyriakos]

Some more Therapy? songs:

Teethgrinder

Turn

Little tongues first

 

[Yeeek]

Within Temptation - Our Farewell Acoustic version

Within Temptation - Ice Queen

Within Temptation - Angels

Within Temptation - Running Up That Hill

Within Temptation - Pale Video is from Cradle Of Filth - No Time To Cry

Within Temptation - Memories

 

[Underseer]

The greatest jazz drummer who ever lived, Buddy Rich, doing one of his famous solos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEB8fDcuICw

He was a child prodigy of sorts and never practiced a day in his life.

Those of you who are fans of rock drummers, pay attention to how Buddy does not surround himself with forty gazillion cans. He has a bass drum, a snare, a tom, one or two floor toms, a couple of cymbals and a hi-hat. That's it. Those rock drummers with their crazy massive trap sets are overcompensating for a lack of talent.

The much-acclaimed Neil Peart of Rush fame once did a tribute album to Buddy Rich. That's how absolutely badass Buddy Rich was.

Oh, and just for laughs, here is a "drum off" between Buddy Rich and Animal of the Muppets:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eZeOgx6wUQ

 

[Underseer]

Here's heavy metal guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen performing "Far Beyond the Sun":

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

People complain that Malmsteen is technically perfect but has no soul. You know what? Screw them. People like that say the same thing about Wynton Marsalis. To me that kind of criticism sounds like Salieri complaining that Mozart's compositions had too many notes.



Speaking of Wynton Marsalis, he is unique in that he is considered one of the best jazz trumpet players alive today and one of the best classical trumpet players. In fact many classical trumpeters will refuse to do solos on the same stage as this man because they don't want to be embarrassed.

Here he is in a jam session at the 2006 Vitoria Jazz Festival:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtzn7n-NuLA

Just so you can also hear his classical work, here he is performing the third movement of the Hummel Trumpet Concerto in E with the English Chamber Orchestra:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6u22A_Xy2E

Normally I don't care for chamber music, but I'll make an exception for Wynton Marsalis!

 

[Kyriakos]

Malmsteen?
You obviously like him, however speaking as someone who used to be quite able to play guitar at high speed i can tell you that it is not that difficult to play endless solo, and i am not arguing that it is nothing either, just noting that it is not as impressive as your post suggested.
Personally i found that composition he was playing to be really very dull and lifeless...

Moreover no virtuoso is remembered if he could not compose anything. Paganini would have been forgotten if he did not leave behind something with a distinct theme that makes an impression.

 

[Kyriakos]

Sultans of swing by the Dire Straights (a bit miserable, but i used to be a guitar student when i was 16...)

Heroes by Helena Paparizou (surprisingly epic)

Oxygene 8 by Jean Michelle Jarre. Although Oxygene 2 is my favourite, and it is linked for me with an old animated film about Sinbad the sailor (that film was drowned in blood...)

 

[Blaze Injun]

Hey,

This is a great thread. I just found youtube 2 weeks ago. I have listened to most of the stuff posted here and would like to give a few back.

Alcatrazz Graham Bonnet & Steve Vai Live.
[url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Kmsl1QYE4]Jet to Jet[/URL]
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUmJBGJ9G8E&NR]Hiroshima Mon Amour[/URL]

Alcatrazz Graham Bonnet & Yngie Malmsteen Live.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fby0V-eszc]Since You Been Gone[/URL] One of my first breakup songs.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnLOo9iO0JM]Too Young To Die, Too Drunk To Live[/URL]

I lived about a mile from Steve the vocalist. Got to love the lisp! Saw Poison open for them. Tri-towns, Luke, Piedmont & Westernport. Found Little Kings to this. Lyrics = my life and friends then.

Kix 1983 "COOL KIDS" local boys
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGPLz_ahrPY]Cool Kids[/URL]
[url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=umWgLJhEO9Y]Midnite Dynamite[/URL]
[url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p2tVKJuhcM]Cold Shower[/URL]


Blaze Injun