What are you listening to, right now................
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Fight the Power Isley Brothers, what a bassline
instructional dance movies (and bad sound editing)
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NSFW. Janelle Monae - Lipstick Lover
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@Stockcar86 said in What are you listening to, right now................:
NSFW. Janelle Monae - Lipstick Lover
What a TUNE !
Any ferner who doesn’t love this needs to question themselves.
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@taniwharugby I saw a band many years ago, at Disneyland of all places. They played a lot of Michael Jackson songs and gave them the 'rock' treatment. They were very good. Hearing the songs like that made me appreciate Jackson's song writing in a new light.
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@Crazy-Horse said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@taniwharugby I saw a band many years ago, at Disneyland of all places. They played a lot of Michael Jackson songs and gave them the 'rock' treatment. They were very good. Hearing the songs like that made me appreciate Jackson's song writing in a new light.
Hearing Billie Jean covered by... well - pretty much anybody... but it was Neil Finn that was the catalyst for me... yeah - fucking good song-writing.
And the fact that an abomination like Alien-Ant-Farm can make a decent-sounding song from his stuff... solid testament.
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@Kruse said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@Crazy-Horse said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@taniwharugby I saw a band many years ago, at Disneyland of all places. They played a lot of Michael Jackson songs and gave them the 'rock' treatment. They were very good. Hearing the songs like that made me appreciate Jackson's song writing in a new light.
Hearing Billie Jean covered by... well - pretty much anybody... but it was Neil Finn that was the catalyst for me... yeah - fucking good song-writing.
And the fact that an abomination like Alien-Ant-Farm can make a decent-sounding song from his stuff... solid testament.
Was it him doing the song-writing though? If so - solid props.Not entirely sure about the song writing to honest, just assumed he did. Actually a quick google shows Jackson wrote Smooth Criminal and Billie Jean so I assume he wrote Many of the others too.
Neil Finn and Billie Jean. Who would have thought he could have nailed it acoustically like he did. Apparently he only had a short time to rehearse as it was a dare on one of Andrew Denton's (I think) radio shows.
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@dogmeat said in What are you listening to, right now................:
The history of him and the real Sharona I only came across recently.
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@nostrildamus said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Fight the Power Isley Brothers, what a bassline
instructional dance movies (and bad sound editing)
I must have missed this while watching the magnificent video posted by @Stockcar86
Whilst there are no tits and arses this is a fantastic groove.
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@Kruse said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@Crazy-Horse said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@taniwharugby I saw a band many years ago, at Disneyland of all places. They played a lot of Michael Jackson songs and gave them the 'rock' treatment. They were very good. Hearing the songs like that made me appreciate Jackson's song writing in a new light.
Hearing Billie Jean covered by... well - pretty much anybody... but it was Neil Finn that was the catalyst for me... yeah - fucking good song-writing.
And the fact that an abomination like Alien-Ant-Farm can make a decent-sounding song from his stuff... solid testament.
Was it him doing the song-writing though? If so - solid props.MJ ( and Prince for that matter ) exchanged normality with the devil at the crossroads for ungodly musical talent.
Both absolute geniuses but fucken weird cats.
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@MN5 said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Whilst there are no tits and arses this is a fantastic groove.
And it is political! I do wonder if it inspired Public Enemy (I'm not much into rap but they were great too).
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A white whale for Steely Dan fans has been harpooned. Roger Nichols tapes of the long lost Gaucho track, The Second Arrangement, have been found and uploaded:
Reminds me a bit of the Pretzel Logic era.
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Tale of the tape
