[ Found this great music performance by 2 ATG ]

[CutMeMick]

Alright, often in these video threads and music threads we've got endless pages of videos. Some people go CRAZY posting 20 fucken videos in 1 post. Let's be honest here who has time to sit and go through 20 videos?

So here's my idea for this thread.

1. In order to post a video you HAVE to comment on the previous video posted. You can't just say something like "cool" or use a smiley. You have to give a full sentence/comment.

2. DON'T repeat videos and try to let everyone give it a go don't go replying to every other video just so you could post another video.

3. It has to be LIVE, NO VIDEOS it has to be LIVE performances. (By NO videos I mean the official music videos for the songs, they have to be live performances)

4. It doesn't have to be duets.

[CutMeMick]

So here's my 1st video...

This fucken chilling performace by 2 ATG just makes the hair on my arms rise. Though past their best days you can still hear greatness. Performances like these are rare.
Fukcen Pavarotti makes the Angels in heaven dance man...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCIyzNISw1Q

[Andre]

Nice Mick thanks for sharing that.
Brown looks and still sounded fantastic.
I quite fancied the backing singer on the left.
Pavarotti isnt only wider than ,he is taller than James!
He sings in a language that i cant understand but its eloquent and makes his left eyebrow rise up which is from the right side of his brain side which is "feeling it baby."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtbaL...eature=related

[CGM]

I liked the Brown/Pavarotti pefformance, Brown especially, but was disappointed that they didn't duet. They basically sang different songs to the same background, with no harmonizing, so I'm not sure what the point was.

Bocelli/Brightman was better. Both great singers, and it was more like a duet, I liked that they sang the last verse together, they harmonized nicely.

Here's my contribution...

Canadian icon Glenn Gould was one of the world's best classical pianists. His recording of Bach's "The Goldberg variations" made him famous. Unfortunately he died young, of a stroke at age 50, shortly after this studio performance. Here is the last part of "The Goldberg Variations". If you like Bach, it doesn't get any better than this.

Gould plays Goldberg Variations var.26-30 & Aria Da Capo

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Rtt1ms...eature=related

[CutMeMick]

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[kingfrnk]

heres a live performance of two of the greatest rappers in the game at the moment and of all time i mean come on you can only imagine the lucky asses who got to see such great talent on the same stage its almost like seeing michael jackson and james brown on the same stage . Two sucessfull rappers and Jay z was voted the GOAT by MTV and lil wayne was voted most popular by MTV. I wish i could have been there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsqlbi4wCDE