Music

PBS has been playing Roberta Flak documentary with clips. stuck in my head

could have just linked the song but it's a pretty good toon clip.

One of my earliest songs stuck in my head. Music at a wedding I was ring-bearer at 4 years old.

wondered if this works. likely not for long.

lived in Tx a few years. radio while driving

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/1698891

Along with the classical composition within the title...

I've listened to:

J.S. Bach - Motet BWV 227 "Jesu, meine Freude" (J.S. Bach Foundation)

[Nikolai Roslavets] Chamber Symphony No.2 (Score-Video)

Chaconne in A major by Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello (with Score)

Jurgen Ganzer: Passacaglia, for Accordion (1994)

Also, try to listen to at least one musical composition from here in this thread (or from the comments below)!

But yeah, this is what I've listened to in this morning thus far.

Enjoy!

(Classical music is good for background music, studying, and reading so give it a shot sometime.)

…is still better than 5/5 of Aerosmith! For your pleasure, the long-awaited comeback of…well, some of the New York Dolls!

You probably know the story: manic-depressing singer Morrisey, the president of the New York Dolls fan club in Enguhland, has a mid-life crisis in 2004 and reunites the remaining 3/5 of the surviving members (heroin enthusiasts guitarist Johnny Thunders and drummer Jerry Nolan R.I.P.). Unfortunately, before he can record a note with singer David Johansen and guitarist Sylvain Sylvain, Arthur Kane drops dead after three days in the hospital ("guys, I'm not feelin' so hot…"), totally blindsided by leukemia. What to do? Dave and Sylvain recruit ex-Hanoi Rocks bassist Sami Yaffa, longtime David Jo cohort Brian Koonin and Rutgers-educated Johnny Thunders impersonator Steve Conte to record an album of all new, smokin' material, produced by longtime Aerosmith producer Jack Douglas. Runner-up for the longest album title in rock 'n' roll history, ladies and gentlemen…One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This.

Evolution is obsolete!
(Ya gotta dance like a monkey, dance like a monkey, child!)
Stomp your hands and clap your feet!
(Ya gotta dance like a monkey, dance like a monkey, child!)

Yeah, it's not a New York Dolls album…I mean, how could it be with most of the band deceased, it's a little too "produced" and at times David is a bit wordier than he should be, but it still captures the spirit of the original group and even shares the same energy of David Johansen's early solo career.

If you're still having purist spasms, here ya go! The Dolls are white-HOT! Listen to David speak like Pepe Le Pew for a puzzled French audience.

Bonus L.U.V. link: the Arthur Kane documentary, New York Doll

probably only heard this a couple times back when, 70s. still familiar

bonus csny ohio

https://genius.com/Aerosmith-get-a-grip-lyrics

[Verse 2]

Same old same old every day If things don't change you're just gonna rot

Because if you do what you've always done You'll always get what you always got

Uh, could that be nothing?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yH6-CIt7DE

1978, I was 15. We had left town hitch-hiking to California. Sitting in a living-room somewhere in Iowa. This was on stereo probably a cassette. long song. its about driving down the autobahn listening to a song about driving down the autobahn, etc. Kraftwerk - Autobahn (Single version 1974) Radio we didn't have videos either

I've been on a power pop kick the past couple days.

just stuck in my head. iggy

linked to a collection of Kmart shopping music. Maybe someone here is interested. poking around for something worth listening to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd3oqvnDKQk

The Needle And The Damage Done.mp3