heh. OK I've seen this before. But still good to watch again.

I never used to like this song, but now I can't get enough of it. It's grown on me like the South, and it rings like a Southern belle.

(official video)

October 10th.

It is raining in Madrid. I love rainy days, and while I enjoy the nature I am listening to Lonikos Psimikakis-chalkokondilis. He is a very talented shakuhachi player, and one of his virtues is to express the wilderness.

I fully recommend you to listen him and his works.

I love rainy days — javi2541997

Me too. It's as if time stands still and allows you to contemplate the world unhindered.

:up:

@Jamal agree?

@Jack Cummins agree?

@Noble Dust agree?

I’m not super into dance music except on rare occasions. That sounds ok. So…tentative agreement.

Music for late-night coding. A certain mood.

I've never heard of him. I only listened to a few seconds, as this style of modern straight jazz that ECM does is not my thing, but they sound good. The group is locked in, and his playing reminds me of Chick Corea a bit which is a good thing.

If I were to die, I'd rather people find a good finished master of my songs than a crummy old demo on a cassette. — George Harrison, 1979

https://youtu.be/AW55J2zE3N4?si=21Us0av-Evnfqz_P (A-side single)

Fucking rubbish. — George Harrison, 1995

"Love Me Do" (2:23)*
B-side single, 2023 remix
The Beatles, 1962

*original UK single, Ringo version

Balkan's spirit.

Stumbled upon it again. So far above the rest IMHO.

A little Friday psychedelia ... goo goo g'joob! :party:


"I Am the Walrus" (4:33)
Magical Mystery Tour, 1967 (2009 mix)
writers Lennon-McCartney
performers The Beatles


"Glass Onion" (2:17)
The Beatles, 1968 (2018 mix)
writers Lennon-McCartney
performers The Beatles

The art of this Turkish woman gives me a relaxed, sweet mood.

November 30th.

Agree?

So many gems in this thread. I'll be coming back rather often I think!



I'm not crying; you are.

Although Lana Del Rey is famous, I have never listened to any of her songs. Or maybe I actually did on the radio, but I have never noticed. :chin:

that was me for a long time. Sometime in 2021 I got into her then-new album Chemtrails Over The Country Club. Represented something wholly different from what I’d heard from her before and the subsequent two albums matched that, have really enjoyed all three. The track above is the opener from her most recent album

Denny Laine d. 2023

"Mull of Kintyre" (4:45)
A-side single, 1977
writers Paul McCartney & Denny Laine
performers Wings