Sounds like it would have been pretty good chillout TV. I was just lucky enough to have grown up at the right time in the right place.
Some good music.
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Sounds like it would have been pretty good chillout TV. I was just lucky enough to have grown up at the right time in the right place.
Oh, my God, Amp was incredible. The only thing MTV was ever good for, imho. I was too young, but had I been of edgier age, I'd have loved to have had cocktails and weed (if I enjoyed weed) while I watched. A LOT of trippy videos, and absolutely amazing music.
I suppose when I was younger we had the legendary Rude FM Pirate radio station. I have a feeling the following is a more recent one on their internet radio but it's a decent example
I swear its like there was nothing this man couldn't do in some way.
Jethro Tull is one of those bands where I pretty much only heard songs you would find on a generic "greatest hits" CD (Aqualung, Teacher, etc) and went "Eh, all right." But the more songs I find off the beaten path, the more I love; a criminally underrated band.
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If that song doesn't make you start tapping your foot, check your pulse because you might be dead. I love this kind of music.
This is my most played song on iTunes.
This song speaks to the darkness in my soul. I love it. Skip to 0:45 for the start of the song.
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I have Warchild on vinyl that I nicked off my dad for a long time. Decent enough but I do want to get hold of the earlier stuff.
Is not often the album cover and name so closely represents the vibe of the music within
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Not quite Cambodian, traditional rather than rock n roll and I can't find an example on youtube but I nicked this off my Dad some years ago. In the unlikely event you ever find it, give it a go.
Various - Tiêng Hát Giải Phóng = Giai Phong Songs
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "Tiêng Hát Giải Phóng = Giai Phong Songs" on Discogs.
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"We Shall Keep The Words Of Uncle Ho In Our Hearts" is a real belter.
This is gets my vote for the most beautiful song ever. I first heard it in the '90s watching the film Heat, and have adored it ever since. It catapulted me into the world of electronic music. If the piano could cry, this is what it'd sound like.
I hoped to listen but they don't have an option to play any of the tracks on the website, plus even copy-pasting the words into YouTube doesn't seem to provide accurate result either.Not quite Cambodian, traditional rather than rock n roll and I can't find an example on youtube but I nicked this off my Dad some years ago. In the unlikely event you ever find it, give it a go.
Various - Tiêng Hát Giải Phóng = Giai Phong Songs
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "Tiêng Hát Giải Phóng = Giai Phong Songs" on Discogs.
"We Shall Keep The Words Of Uncle Ho In Our Hearts" is a real belter.
Yeah, if discogs doesn't have a link it probably doesn't exist.I hoped to listen but they don't have an option to play any of the tracks on the website, plus even copy-pasting the words into YouTube doesn't seem to provide accurate result either.
I am currently between houses and everything is all over the place, but once I get settled I'll try and remember to record some and post to youtube. I imagine being North Vietnamese communist songs from, I would guess, the late 60's or early 70's, they aren't copyrighted.
Ppl should remix real world cult chants into trance music more often
For context, a cult built around huckster "saint Germain" obsessed with "the violet flame" for completely logical reasons I assume and not just because it rhymes. They have a fixation on high pitched monotone chants about the violet flame.
It's dumb, mostly harmless if not annoying. But music can still be extracted.
For context, a cult built around huckster "saint Germain" obsessed with "the violet flame" for completely logical reasons I assume and not just because it rhymes. They have a fixation on high pitched monotone chants about the violet flame.
It's dumb, mostly harmless if not annoying. But music can still be extracted.
Well shit, that reminds me of the days when every game had a drum n bass soundtrack. And this:
Various - Real Vibes
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