Australian charming music. @Tom Storm @Banno @Wayfarer

Let's dance while we take a break from doing philosophy on 'certainty' and 'sense and sensibilia.'

Thanks but I would prefer a Mahler symphony.

:up:

Mahler! I couldn't have thought of a better option to welcome September!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpRgR-tZEpk

Eighteen minutes off-world. With pictures.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RajAq0Yd-s4

If I wasn't so spastic, my guitar might gently weep a bit like this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnCToK4Jw7w

The Cult it is tonight!

Good one!!!

Nirvana - Something In The Way (Audio)


Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (In The Pines) HQ

Ear-twisting chord sequences. Yum.

Soltad a los perros porque me he escapado.

Ear-twisting chord sequences. Yum. — unenlightened

I love this. What a superb find! La Mer. One of my favourites. This is so unusual. The story of Django...wow.

From 4 years ago:

Deep Songs
La Mer by Julio Iglesias at end of 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' film based on book by John le Carre.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3SSIp2J3YHM

Brief note re the contrast of the tune with 'the tortured love-hate, self-or-country dynamics at work in the scene.' Here:

https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2016/05/track-of-the-day-la-mer/482637/ — Amity

I've linked this to my current Lounge chat, concerning poetry and music:
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/935057

The French do a mean chanson.

Here, if you don't know it is one of the best:

The French do a mean chanson.

Here, if you don't know it is one of the best: — unenlightened

Merci beaucoup. I hadn't heard that version before. C’est magnifique :cool:
I recognised it and wondered who had shared it.
@180 Proof posted 'Ne me quitte pas' about 3 or 4 yrs ago - as sung by Nina Simone.

I thought of @Olivier5 who I still miss. We had so much fun dancing our way through his 'Deep Songs' thread. Opening eyes to a variety of music and foreign language. Universal appreciation.
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/8898/deep-songs/p1
and elsewhere in the Short Stories Competition.

He also had much to say in philosophy proper, participating in numerous threads. Shame the way the political discussion re the Ukraine Crisis turned to a fast and furious engagement with a certain poster. The passion and anger didn't let up...

When I think of it, not all that often, I still burn at the injustice of @Jamal for banning him.
Mais c'est la vie, according to TPF. Tant pis :meh:

We move on...
Wherever Olivier is, I hope he is singing, dancing and laughing to the music of life :sparkle:

“Ne me quitte pas“ is Belgian singer Jacques Brel’s single most famous song. Brel first released the song in 1959 and released an album with the same title in 1972. The meaning of “Ne me quitte pas” is “Don’t leave me” or “Do not leave me”. This post provides line-by-line explanations of the lyrics’ vocabulary and grammar... — French Learner - Songs

The French do a mean chanson. — unenlightened

Bien sûr, mais...
NB Belgian not French. Just like Hercules Poirot.

My humble apologies to the heroic pea! My finest linguistic achievement was to be mistaken for a Belgian in Southern France one time. Like being mistaken for a drunken Irishman in Scotland.

:lol:
Were you singing at the time?

Alas, not even that excuse!

Never mind, eh. If I had the time I'd go looking for a song set in the South of France sung by a Welshman with a hiccup...

I am not here, this isn't happening

Noah Kahan, Stick Season.

Angelic sounds from the heavens.