What music did you listen to today?

[Indigo]

In my case, it was just laziness

The first one is an excerpt (or mix) from Amarok, by Mike Oldfield
The second one, Shadow on the Wall, by Mike Oldfield & Roger Chapman.

[gejyspa]

Weird Al -- Perform This Way
Just... bizarre. Can one really outweird Laday Gaga? Apparently, yes.

[RedQueen.exe]

Darkest of the Hillside Thickets - "Shhh..." <3<3<3

I understand that you're upset
and you have every right to be
It's obvious to see
I was in the wrong
but I will make it up to you
I'm gonna make it right

If we can put this in the past
and never speak to anyone
about this gaucherie
I will swear to you
that it will not happen again
I'm gonna make it right tonight

No tears
No noise
No calls
No choice
No lock
No key
No third degree

No need to trouble the police
and I can take care of the mess
I know a little place
Let me handle this
Why don't you go and see the kids?
I'm gonna make it right tonight

No tears
No noise
No calls
No choice
No lock
No key
No third degree
No flight
No flaws
No breaks
No pause
No clues
No trace
No hands
No face

Untold
Unseen
Unphased
Unclean
Unsaid
Unkind
Undead
Unwind

No fuse
No prime
No plans
No time
No push
No shove
No god above

No black no white no source of light
No second chance no end in sight
No flesh no blood no bones no mess
No hate no love no sweet caress
Nothing to see no links no ties
No time for that no long goodbyes
No lies no thanks no secrets
No problem
No way!

[Cwalen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zaSXltbi7M

http://www.lyrics007.com/Billy%20Connol ... yrics.html

Bit of a language warning, I've had a hard day.

[Rebma]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zaSXltbi7M

http://www.lyrics007.com/Billy%20Connol ... yrics.html

Bit of a language warning, I've had a hard day.

I had to listen twice, because the first time i only heard the alanis morissette words in my head over his.

[Armulus Satchula]

[Chroma Key]

BB King @ Glastonbury '11 - only by proxy, though! Gooooooood stuff!
Edit: Throw in Morrissey to that!

[Addicted]

Edit: Throw in Morrissey to that!

The Smiths?

[Alladinsane]

BB king...what a legend.

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It was actually yesterday, but I listened to a Clarinet symphonic choir that did several arrangements. The Barber of Seville; we all know it from the Bugs Bunny cartoons, at least those that are old enough do...the uplifting final parts brought tears, to many eyes. Throw in some Greig and finishing with (Pyr Gint suite?) "Hall of the Mountain King", another one brought to many living rooms by Warner Bro's. Very inspiring and you could see alot of moved people after that and two other pieces.

Some times you just have one of those swelling parental moments. This was another in a streak of so many so far.

[Cheshierekat]

I like random music and love that Pandora will give you a good mix of what you like....

today's Pandora stations:
311
Stateless
Snow Patrol
Dubstep (genre station)


I have found that I love Dubstep...

[Snickie]

BB king...what a legend.

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It was actually yesterday, but I listened to a Clarinet symphonic choir that did several arrangements. The Barber of Seville; we all know it from the Bugs Bunny cartoons, at least those that are old enough do...the uplifting final parts brought tears, to many eyes. Throw in some Greig and finishing with (Pyr Gint suite?) "Hall of the Mountain King", another one brought to many living rooms by Warner Bro's. Very inspiring and you could see alot of moved people after that and two other pieces.

Some times you just have one of those swelling parental moments. This was another in a streak of so many so far.

The Barber of Seville by....Rossini?
Alleluia, a choral hymn
Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg: I. Morning Mood. II. The Death of Asa. III. Anitra's Dance. IV. In the Hall of the Mountain King.
March, op. 99 by Sergev Porkofiev(sp?)

[Wolfsong]

Austra - Lose it

[Alladinsane]

Yes-Roundabout
"" Heart of the Sunrise
"" Love will find a way
"" South side of the Sky

Uriah Heep-gypsy
"" Bird of prey

Toto- St George and the Dragon

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Okay...I got my 70's and 80's out of my system. Time for something more recent
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Julian Velard-Joni
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I could find ways to apply all of the top songs to situations seen in Cantr II....and the Velard song was just sticking in my head. I love satellite radio!

Be well

[gejyspa]

Cee Lo's "Thank You (Firefighters)"

The Independents' "Lucky Fellow" (one of the research fellows here referred to herself as a lucky fellow, because she had little work to do today, so I had to look up this song)

[Rebma]