Yeah I've seen that before. I think they're Chechen sufis.

Nadja's not for everone.

I like that they drop the last beat in the 4 bar phrase in the intro. Otherwise not my thing. Reminds me of Muse for some reason.

Kyiv, Day 11 ... :death: :fire:


"Break On Through (to the Other Side)" (2:26)
The Doors, 1967
The Doors

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"Us and Them" (7:51)
Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd, 2001
performer Pink Floyd, 1973
composer Richard Wright
lyricist Roger Waters
singer David Gilmour (w/ harmonies by R. Wright)

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"What's Going On" A Capella (3:53)
What's Going On, 1971
Marvin Gaye

Seeing/Hearing them this week:

"The Boy From New York City" (2:50)
A-side single, 1964
The Ad Libs

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"The Shoop Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)" (2:12)
A-side sibgle, 1964
Betty Everett

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"Please Mr Postman" (2:31)
A-side single, 1961
The Marvelettes

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"Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (2:43)
A-side single, 1960
The Shirelles



"Boys" (2:08)
B-side single, 1960
The Shirelles

Mariupol, day 16 ... brought to you by Western oil & gas subsidies (and our money laundering ways!)


"Sleep Now in the Fire" (3:25)
The Battle of Los Angeles, 1999
Rage Against the Machine

https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/665711

I'd like to hear some
funky
Dixie land
Pretty mama
come and take me by the hand

"Black Water" (4:15)
A-side single, 1974
The Doobie Brothers

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nice and rough

"Proud Mary" (5:00)
A-side single, 1971
writer John Fogerty
performers Ike and Tina Turner

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"Green River" (2:36)
A-side single, 1969
Credence Clearwater Revival

Put on your red shoes and dance the blues

"Easy Money" (3:17)
Rickie Lee Jones, 1979
Rickie Lee Jones

Entente Cordiale :hearts:

Floyd Robinson - Makin love (HQ)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NfekMAea1GU

Johnny Hallyday - T'aimer follement
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1ohw2OqFQl8

"Dream a Little Dream of Me" (3:09)
single, 1950
writers F. Andre & W. Schwandt, 1931
performers Ella Fitzgerald, featuring Louis,Armstrong

"Secret Side" - Nico

There is something about bluegrass fiddles that gets to me.

I have not listened to Frank Zappa in maybe 30 years. Now I have to go and dig out my vinyl collection, and find a player.

:cool:

I wish I still had my Zappa vinyl. Not that I have anything to play it on.

I wish I still had my Zappa vinyl. Not that I have anything to play it on. — jamalrob

I have a Beatles LP, Please Please Me, hanging on the wall of my office. It is on the Parlophone label and has 14 tracks. It was in almost original condition until we had an earthquake and the part of the house where they were stored got damaged.
15 years ago I got several of my collection valued, I was offered over $600 for that LP. I did not want to sell it at the time and now it is worthless because the sleeve got torn up. :cry:

If only authentic earthquake damage were desirable among record collectors.

:rofl:

Late to it, but RIP Taylor :cry: :cry: :cry: