<-<Link to a great fucking song>->

[Bu🤠ns]

Whatever that means to you.

To start off:
:
Wasted Years

[Triple Zero]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNYZZFZ__VQ

First track of the new album by Nynke Laverman, her previous album she did Fado's ... in Frysian. Which was interesting, but you have to like that sort of thing (Fado's are traditionally Portuguese lamenting songs).

This album and track is more crazy, insane, scary. Still sung in Frysian, but she got her inspiration from traditional songs by some nomadic tribe somewhere (yeeah..), anyway, album's really cool and the artwork seems inspired by Dali (the elephants with the really long stick legs), and it's all a bit reminiscent of "Strange Times", to me.

[Bu🤠ns]

Thanks for posting, Trip! That was different, but i liked her.  I don't think I've ever heard Rs rolled like that.




5D (Fifth Dimension) - The Byrds

I heard this song today and thought, "Damn, thats a great fucking song!"

[Bu🤠ns]

Black Betty - Ram Jam

also check out the meat loaf cover

[Idem]

Epic Black Rock:  A seamless mashup of Queen, AC/DC, and Faith No More.



http://djlobsterdust.com/index.php/80s/faith-no-more-vs-queen-vs-acdc/

[Bu🤠ns]

  YES



I've got a feeling - Beatles

[fomenter]

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x14niw_ginger-baker-solo-drums_music

[Arafelis]

I'm enjoying the great rock, but I thought I'd try sharing something a little different.

SoCalled - You Are Never Alone



SoCalled does klezmer hip-hop (yes, he's a Jewish rapper).  However, he doesn't actually sing in this song, and it's more hip-hop than klezmer.  The artists singing are C-Rayz Walz, Doris Glaspie and Katie Moore.  It's a pretty unusual piece, but it feels very strong to me.  The first time I saw this video, I had ordered the album before it was done playing.

While I like the song by itself, the video is definitely worth watching.

[Bu🤠ns]

Thanks! Formenter, arafelis.





The Association - Along Comes Mary

[Bu🤠ns]

I'm enjoying the great rock, but I thought I'd try sharing something a little different.

SoCalled - You Are Never Alone



SoCalled does klezmer hip-hop (yes, he's a Jewish rapper).  However, he doesn't actually sing in this song, and it's more hip-hop than klezmer.  The artists singing are C-Rayz Walz, Doris Glaspie and Katie Moore.  It's a pretty unusual piece, but it feels very strong to me.  The first time I saw this video, I had ordered the album before it was done playing.

While I like the song by itself, the video is definitely worth watching.

Wow, that video is crazy...the tune is really good too. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tS4OWiozmw ) i'm not that big into rap, but there really is something great going on in there.

[Arafelis]

Hahahaha!  I hadn't realized I forgot the link until I saw your post.  I feel kind of dumb now.

Thanks, B_R|S.

[Requia ☣]

http://chronobolt.net/5ideways/Tiktikboom1.mp3

[rubickspoop]

sick 000; what a great introduction to Nynke Laverman.
Arafelis, loved the video, decent song. I like his klezmer jams a lot more.
fomenter, the double bass in that was ridiculous. That Baker fellow must have thunder thighs. I love the expression on his face, too.

Here's another great fucking song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mta3-sGMi5Q

music doesn't start until :47

[Xooxe]

Trip, that was right up my street.




Gabriela Kulka - Królestwo i Pół

It took me quite a while to get into this track since the chugging, synthetic, bowed strings at the beginning felt as silly as they were catchy, but when I finally absorbed the whole song I went mad over it. It's a shame I can't speak Polish, but if her songs with English lyrics are anything to go by, it's probably highly imaginative and well thought-out.

[Jean-Lustine d'Hadamard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2Btg7lFlig