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Song/Albums that stir the emotions

Monuments album Gnosis is epic. Just ordered amanuensis as well. Great for rolling Jiujitsu. Especially when I'm about to get mauled by a black belt
 
Chiang Mai Tiger said:
One of the most powerful songs in the late 60's. Merry Clayton suffered a miscarriage straight after recording this song with the Stones.

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I've got her album with her version of gimmee shelter. Great vocals
 
*smile*...just heard Steve Strange died two months ago at 55 years of age. RIP to the new wave pioneer.
 
Here are two of my best you might like see/revisit:
1. Thin Lizzy - Whiskey In The Jar
[youtube=560,315]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyQ-tScuzwM[/youtube]

2. The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Bring Me The Head Of Paul McCartney
(explicit lyrics but try to put a name to all the beautiful screen starlets you see)
[youtube=560,315]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKsXz_6MEds[/youtube]
 
Just watched the ABC series 'Blood and Thunder: The Sound of Alberts' showing the rise of rock from the mid-60s with the Easybeats and into the Youngs (Malcolm and Angus of AC/DC).

Really sad to see what Stevie Wright looks like now....that's drugs for you. My favourite part of his Evie trilogy was the melodic 2nd but....geez....was it a coincidence they played that part while some of his best mates teared up a bit about him?
 
Just recently bought Muse's album Drones, I reckon it's the best album I've bought in 15 years, not that I've bought many in that time. Absolutely brilliant
 
Any metal/guitarist fans on her would do well to check out Flux Conduct Qatsi. It's an Album by John Browne from Monuments (equally epic.) Instumental metal/djent. Think Animals as Leaders but less...intense
 
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Seeing her tomorrow Gasometer Hotel.

Wonderful voice.

The more I listen to this album ,the more it wraps it's tentacles over me.

Get a wine ,sit on the couch ,fire this up on your hifi and be mesmerised.(do yourself a favour :hihi)

https://soundcloud.com/hannah-cameron
 
Somebody sent me this Amy Winehouse clip today.

[youtube=560,315]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1TQRJWLZ3s[/youtube]

What an incredible talent, only matched by it's waste.
 
Its funny how you can suddenly discover a band that have been around for more than 40 years. In my case I've just discovered Kansas, in particular Carry on Wayward Son

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Finally found out which song is in that Ford Focus ad. Sarah Blasko - I Awake. Now I can sleep.... ;D
 
Once watched never forgotten, a weird little number adapted from the movie 'The triplets of Belleville'
[youtube=560,315]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3Q7JO6BDa0[/youtube]
 
Not sure if this is the right thread but had a look at the Midnight Oil exhibition today at the Arts centre. Definitely worth a look for Oils tragics and fans of Oz rock.
 
MMM has been playing this cover lately "The Sound of Silence" by a Chicago Heavy Metal Band "Disturbed".
The lead singer is David Draiman.

Powerful, Haunting. One of the best covers I have ever heard.

As Molly would say do yourselves a favour: https://vimeo.com/144828601
 
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