So, what music are you listening to now?

[TheRealTMA]

 

[TheRealTMA]

Came across these yesterday.

 

[drron]

This came up on one of the websites I follow.I hadn't come across this phenomenon before but I liked it.

But then I found an AFF version.well airlines anyway.

And even one with Kazakh cabin crew.

And even in Guernsey which is on my bucket list.

But couldn't find any with QF or VA staff.It is though performed in Paradise AKA the Sunshine coast.

 

[drron]

From the Irish Post.Some talented women.

 

[MARTINE]

…….Great thread on one of my favourite topics - …
Love it all (except heavy metal)
…favourite memories
- watching Rodrigez / Randy Crawford play at Montreaux music festival (then running into her at our hotel)
- Stones x3 in Melbourne over last 30+ years
- Carol King/James Taylor in Melbourne many years ago and it felt like I was in my loungeroom and they sang to me
- Robbie Williams/Pink live are brilliant
.. and seeing David Sanbourne live at Copenhagen music festival at this gorgeous old house overlooking the beach
.. really really miss live concerts

 

[TheRealTMA]

This is quite good.

Under the Volcano (2021 film) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Cossie]

What a waste, when will we learn......

 

[tgh]

lovely to see you posting Cossie...
In 2004 the Australian Equestrian Endurance Team were in Dubai for the world championships.
We were also there for Australia day and I made an au centric music collection that I played on the deck in my hired jeep at our little party in the desert.
I still have the playlist and sometimes run it while I am working about the farm.
Eric bogle and Redgum featured in my collection … sigh .. memories….
.

 

[Vordus]

The new Haiduk album Diabolica

 

[drron]

Some reggae.

 

[Hvr]

I have CMT on Fetch TV and enjoy this track:

 

[TheRealTMA]

I have CMT on Fetch TV and enjoy this track:

So you like both types of Music do you? Both Country and Western?

 

[pn1]

Love German Schlager and Volksmusik.

 

[Buzzard]

Some reggae.

I might have to go and get some snacks before I listen to reggae

 

[TheRealTMA]

Vale Gary Brooker.

With A Whiter Shade of Pale, Gary Brooker accelerated pop’s future at warp-speed

 

[Cossie]

More sad news, Chris Bailey has died, only 65, RIP.

Pioneering punk Chris Bailey, who helmed Aussie legends The Saints, dead

Australian rock band The Saints announces the death of lead singer Chris Bailey, who "lived a life of poetry and stranded on a Saturday night".

www.abc.net.au

Not to everyones liking, but The Saints were a huge influence on music in the seventies.

 

[drron]

I was thinking this afternoon how in those old days the songs had much nicer lyrics with meaning and no swear words. Ever since this has been playing in my head.

 

[MARTINE]

I was thinking this afternoon how in those old days the songs had much nicer lyrics with meaning and no swear words. Ever since this has been playing in my head.

They’d probably now be accused of cultural appropriation and cancelled… sadly (but great song)

 

[kookaburra75]

I was thinking this afternoon how in those old days the songs had much nicer lyrics with meaning and no swear words. Ever since this has been playing in my head.

But fast forward a decade and you get gems like this - best dialled up to eleven

 

[Happy Dude]

They’d probably now be accused of cultural appropriation and cancelled… sadly (but great song)

Absolutely. And it's a one way street too. Nobody accuses, say, Briggs or the other Australian "rappers/hip-hop artists" of cultural appropriation despite having no connection to the Bronx in NYC or south-central LA.