The Power of Music

The trailer for Harold and Maude on the movie thread reminded me of
this. It wasn't what I heard in the soundtrack, but that's how the mind
works I guess.

oh god,that song is hauntingly beautiful..."harold and maude" is the one movie that makes me actually really happy.Maude is a holocaust survivor,harold is a depressed boy with an overbearing mother,maude teaches him about everything that's beautiful and makes life worth living ,she really sets him free...he loves her and wants to marry her and she kills herself in the end...it's sad but at the end you know harold's gonna be just fine...oh and he wears a very nice shirt in the end scene,you'd like it.

" frameborder="0" loading="lazy" allowfullscreen >OK I'm here to bring in some bright shiney happy music...since we have not been having enough of this in my part of the golden state - I put this on my ipod alarm to wake up to everyday even if there is only a gray sky I love this song and how they made some of the vocal harmonies sound symphonic and my, my, there is a lot of hair in this video ha ha.

here's a happy german metal song.the lyrics are about how happy he is after he kills her

..not all their songs are so happy

..they also created a whole album to tribute " a clockwork orange" ,it sounds way more punk than metal..hey percy i never thanked you for bringing the punk here,i get punk so much,it 's supposed to be stripped down to the bare minimal that's how it gets its' power

Anything George Harrison is always on my playlist - I know so mainstream but his music has literally carried me through the worst of times

ah sh!t I killed the thread with light (powerful stuff). Here's some weird bad metal with carnival freaks

the bass player sean ysault,she was rob's girlfriend back then also played bass for the cramps briefly a whille ago.
i think she designs silk scarves now...

no fancy moving pictures, but I love this song

I love her voice too.

a gem from the brief period in time when rap was original

late 80's Bristol sound

again no moving pictures, but this is the best version of the song. it's
one of my all time favorites and sounds just amazing on the 12" vinyl
through club speakers.

one last one and i'll leave you alone for a while. back with noise next time maybe

angie stone reminds me of lauryn hill a lot,i like erykah badu and i got to meet her,from all the performers that stay here i was most impressed by her,just her prescense the way she walks,so elegant like royality,she's even more beautiful in person 00000000

lol, i remeber all these 80's bands and the beginning of rap...grandmaster flash...it's like a jungle...i only know mainstream rap but i think there's always good new stuff coming out ,i remember before kanye west become bigger than jesus i saw him doing free style and it was sooo good,i like kid cuti too,here's both of them collabarating with lady gaga

when it comes to hardcore stuff i really,really like all the very young bands coming out,when their energy is still raw as hell....

Whew I need a stress break - going to the land of funk - just sail along, that's what you do...
And still with my pirate theme, lol.

Claudi lol, I listened to that song and thought, "their energy is not the only thing that's raw....probably their throats too".

no doubt ...now i'm at work and can't play the music,i'm wondering if that song was remade by coolio? because I know a song with that name by him..

Yes! Coolio did that remake with Lakeside - I like it! It's slower and use it teach Disco Hustle -- ooo ooo

...it had a really good video also i remember,i wonder whatever happened to him?

He had a reality show based on him being a Dad to his illegitimate spawn while he tried to start a catering business cuz he thinks he's the best cook around. Then he got busted for drugs; cocaine I think, not sure. And now he's just chillin' somewhere. How sad is it that I know this?

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