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#2. Greatest Song to Listen to when at large gatherings/family get to gethers/reunions
https://youtu.be/11erY5OzVjc
#1. Greatest Song to Listen to for timeless pieces that never grow outdated
https://youtu.be/5R4dGlKtriE
You can take off those 1970s clothes, put on some 2020 clothes...and the strong feeling kicks back in, today this song still sounds good like it just got recorded yesterday!!!
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edit- about 50 seconds in are 2 people who later became Shalamar the R& B group, young Jodi Watly!
Just ask Tokyo!
https://youtu.be/vXvSxA4EztQ
the dead were a creation & part of the mk ultra projectQuote:
Originally Posted by walrus
Look at you sad old fucks...
None of you like a song from the last DECADE let alone this CENTURY?!!!
WTF!!!!!!!!!!
I think the idea of the thread is to post your favourite songs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
These are the lyrics to my favourite song.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI think the idea of the thread is to post your favourite songs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22GEvDupWGo
@Beanz get ready its coming again
I'm reading Ray Manzareks book. He said when they first played San Francisco at the Fillmore nobody really knew them and they were booed when first announced because apparently the hippies in San Fran didn't like southern California bands. He says the Grateful dead treated them like shit, wouldn't even acknowledge them and he says when they took the stage they opened with this song "When the Music's Over" and just utterly nuked the audience, just instantly owned them. I can imagine as this song is intense as hell. Listening to Grateful dead and that la di da shit they do, and then to the Doors, wow
dosnt get much trippier and hippier than this here.............my word, imagine being there for this with the Blotter Dolphins or sugar cubes/eye dropper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-AtKQYgoMk
here it isQuote:
Originally Posted by NoSavingByTheBell
Events take place beyond our knowledge or control.
Our lives are lived for us.
We can only try to enslave others.
But gradually, special perceptions are being developed.
The idea of the “Lords” is beginning to form in some minds.
We should enlist them into bands of perceivers to tour the labyrinth during their mysterious nocturnal appearances.
The Lords have secret entrances, and they know disguises.
But they give themselves away in minor ways.
Too much glint of light in the eye.
A wrong gesture.
Too long and curious a glance.
The Lords appease us with images.
They give us books, concerts, galleries, shows, cinemas.
Especially the cinemas.
Through art they confuse us and blind us to our enslavement.
Art adorns our prison walls, keeps us silent and diverted and indifferent.
jimbo promoted incest & killing your parents. his dad was involved with the gulf of tonkin. they took their name from that book. more connections to lsd & mk ultra
The idea companyQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
Peace frog is a good song though. I remember trying to learn that bass line and was having trouble at first then I realized that bass is actually a keyboard. I can’t speak very much on the doors, I like them but never read up on them. I can say LA Women is a great song to play if you are doing gigs at a bar. The drunks love a good LA women.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIC
weird this video is from 2010 but oddly timely
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqtEumRTQyc
Azana - Uthando Lwangempela. Beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oh4eNjyQ_c
RIP Ennio Morricone. His song "The Strong" from "Good bad and the Ugly" film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtMmKZye1YY
Azana - Uthando Lwangempela. Beautiful
That was nice @Denilson3.0
https://youtu.be/n8HEp6fh_W4