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SkullandBonesmember

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Seagloom

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Fleetwood Mac - Big Love

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Lord Abrasion

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Evoken - Snowblind

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Alexine

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Aya - Over Night

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Sand King

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Light Of Aidan - Lament

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Dark Lilith

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Metallica: Fade to Black



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TheSpaceKraken

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Queen - Hammer to Fall

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modsoft

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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Zephyr

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Nuclear

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Aimee Allen - Calling the Maker

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mousestalker

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The Producers When you got it, flaunt it

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Swordfishtrombone

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Listening to Tom Waits, in his barroom poet phase spin some lyrical brilliance: Romeo Is Bleeding B)

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mousestalker

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Getting ready for church and listening to the Clash.

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Lord Abrasion

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Heol Telwen - Ynis Witrin

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Vitani1985

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Lena - Satellite

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Swordfishtrombone

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Beck covering a Daniel Johnston song: True Love Will Find You In The End

Daniel Johnston is a strange one. I think he's got bipolar disorder, and he's very child-like in his sound and often his lyrics, and he's a pretty bad singer too - but he's got undeniable musical tallent, in coming up with memorable melodies. He started out by recording his songs on tape, but he didn't know that you could copy tapes, so he sang the songs again and again to make the tapes - each one is unique. :P

His songs did have impact though, and he caught the attention of a whole bunch of famous musicians, Beck being one of them, who got together to make a Daniel Johnston cover album, the profits of which were used to get Daniel a house of his own, so he could get out of his parents house.

Here's the original for the sake of comparison. :)

Modifié par Swordfishtrombone, 30 mai 2010 - 07:40 .


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JRCHOharry

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You Win Again - Bee GeesYou Win Again - Bee Gees[/url]

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Special_Agent_Goodwrench

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Blood Stain Child - Freedom

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Noilly Prat

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Maurice Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé (Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Charles Munch)

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Steel Moon

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Uh Huh Her - Wait Another Day (because it was recommended to me on the youtube home page. It doesn't suck)

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TheSpaceKraken

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Interpol - Roland

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Swordfishtrombone

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Steel Moon wrote...

Uh Huh Her - Wait Another Day (because it was recommended to me on the youtube home page. It doesn't suck)


The name of the band can't be a coincidence - PJ Harvey had an album called "Uh Huh Her".
Curiously, she also has a song called "Uh Huh Her", but it doesn't appear on the album.

Got me listening to my favorite song from "Uh Huh Her" (the album): Shame

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mousestalker

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Enya - Cursuum Perficio

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Lord Abrasion

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Dislimb - Deprived of Humanity

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Dwarf Artillery

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Noilly Prat wrote...

Maurice Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé (Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Charles Munch)



Early 20th century French music is win. B)


Just listening to Erik Satie: Gnossienne 4



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Automatic Man by... Automatic Man.