What are you listening to right now? Pt VI

[Professor Knowall]

*Tuesday

Kudos to Mick and Keith for writing and first performing this - but for me, it was Melanie Safka that made this song her own, putting heart and soul into her cover-

 

[Hoos]

Kudos to Mick and Keith for writing and first performing this

Actually, the story goes that Mick had nothing to do with the writing on this one. Keith and Brian Jones wrote it together with - by his own admission - no input from Mick.

 

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[ibd77]

Steven Wilson - SELF (Official Video)

Spot the faces!!!

 

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[twotooto]

 

[twotooto]

Ole Miley. C, she goes alright(pls don't hate me)

 

[LeakyValve]

Ole Miley. C, she goes alright(pls don't hate me)

Posted this before Twoie, and I hate to be that bloke, but reckon Angelina kills Miley's version (considering she was 13). FWIW I don't get the hate for Miley. Maybe it is her old man.



As for her version of Falling Into You. That was excellent. Think I prefer it to the original.
Hope Sandoval!!

 

[LeakyValve]

And a seminal piece from the late '90's.

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

These guys were just the best to watch live.

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

How did we get from this to what's around today?

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

P.P. Arnold from the previous clip.

 

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[Professor Knowall]

... Here is a half-forgotten curiosity piece for you.

More than just a curiosity piece - those three Dutch sisters pop- country singers of Polish refugee parents could seriously sing - especially the gap toothed one in the middle. This was actually a massive worldwide hit - and would've been much bigger still except for contractual disputes that delayed its release for a year in the UK and Australia and it was never released at all in the USA! - yet it sold over 5 million, reaching # 1 in 15 countries, not just through Europe but also
Latin America and Asia in 1975 then a year later it knocked off Abba's Dancing Queen from # 1 when finally released
in the U.K. but only got to # 2 in Australia - and was their only single released here. Australia got saturated with Abba
but never got to hear enough from Pussycat.

Anyway, this is the last thing I just listened to, straight from 1959-

 

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[DaRick]

Old-school Teutonic metal epic:

 

[footyfan1978]

fu**, do not even think I heard the name Accept since early to mid 80's.
Forgot there was such a name of a band.

 

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[twotooto]

Edward's voice and the the way this song chugs along with those filthy, seminal PJ tones...god damn...bless whoever it was that gave me ears...easily favourite Pearl Jam album

 

[Professor Knowall]

With whiskey in hand, I've transported myself back deep into the Mississippi delta -