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What are you listening to? Part 13

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PoS said:
They were OK but I preferred Chris Cornell back at Soundgarden.

Im gonna convert you to a NIN fanatic like me so listen to these:



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Thanks! I'll have to check these out later when I have more time. SYL! :2wave:
 
PoS said:
They were OK but I preferred Chris Cornell back at Soundgarden.

Im gonna convert you to a NIN fanatic like me so listen to these:



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Yes, they're not bad at all. I've heard the third song, and I really like that one.
 
these guys opened for Page/Plant in 95. Pretty good-they did themselves proud given the next act up was maybe the second best live show I have seen (behind LZ 77 but Page and Plant were really close)


 
Ran across this today ... one of the most moving pieces of music ever ... and watching these younger people play it is especially fantastic.
 
bubbabgone said:
Ran across this today ... one of the most moving pieces of music ever ... and watching these younger people play it is especially fantastic.
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:agreed: .. :thumbs: Not an easy piece to play!

Greetings, bubba. :2wave:
 
polgara said:
:agreed: .. :thumbs: Not an easy piece to play!

Greetings, bubba. :2wave:
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Hi Pol ... watching those kids saw away at their strings at around 3:40 or so gave me chills. No kidding.
 
bubbabgone said:
Hi Pol ... watching those kids saw away at their strings at around 3:40 or so gave me chills. No kidding.
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I enjoyed seeing the harp being played - don't get to see that much! :thumbs:
 
On a lighter note...starts laughing...it's metal, but it's catchy

I am The Mammoth, the great woolly mammoth, yea yea :lamo

 
bubbabgone said:
Yeah and that adds a lot to it.
You might have said and I forgot, ... what do you play, Pol?
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Greetings, bubba. :2wave:

Took piano lessons as a kid, and hated them! I'd rather be outdoors than inside, so my parents took pity on me and stopped the lessons, and I helped in the garden instead. :mrgreen: My sister continued, and she still plays - and I enjoy listening when I visit her in California, especially a good boogie-woogie!

What do I play? I still "play" in the garden, growing all sorts of things, but I like to play Chess, too! I think I like the harp best of all musical instruments - that, and a good saxophone, of course! :thumbs:
 
3 songs by The xx, a new band formed by British kids straight out of school, their music can be characterized as punk moody minimalist.


 
This song has probably been posted several times on this thread, but I love to listen to her sing this song (and apparently 125 million other people do too).
 
Heartbeat In The Brain
The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die
Whenever, If Ever

 
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