Forum: Music

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I had a look and couldn't find a song dedication thread anywhere. I'll start it off with a couple. Here's one for Tsunami. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc4xFCMcns4&feature=related And one for Fut004.

Feel free to share the music that really gets your blood flowing... down there. :shy: Nearly all songs by Puscifer, really, since that band was created in part to unabashedly honor sexuality. Some of you might be familiar with Maynard's work via Tool or A Perfect Circle But this one, I love to sing along with. I find it physically reviving, to say the least.

Have you ever really loved a song - only to end up hating it after seeing/hearing a really bad cover of that song? Or maybe you've come to love a song that you didn't realize was a cover of someone else's song? Then this thread is for you. Post your favourite, your most hated, or your own cover song. I'll start this off with an example. FWQRDI7mTyw Pretty Woman was actually released by Roy Orbison in 1964. _PLq0_7k1jk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4THWTlf6S9c http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5zFsy9VIdM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Giebe-uzPFg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7QldDUvQBU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwY3Ftfdy6M

go stop don't uhh huhh...

Hello, I want to first introduce myself as this is my first post in this forum. I go by the name of PanAssassin and I am a musician (Producer). I am very interested in the topics presented in this forum and I hope to contribute my own knowledge to the subjects! I have been researching Theories such as December 21, 2012, Anunnaki, Illuminati. I wanted to introduce myself by posting a song I made with Los Angeles Rappers "Persons Unknown", called "The Greys". The concept is obvious in the name. Please welcome me and give me feedback to the song, it would be much appreciated. I'm hoping my music will benefit the movement. PanAssassin "The Greys" featuring Persons Unknown http://t.co/IEXfFBsT via @youtube

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio3fourteen/2012/R314-121122.php rediceradio.com

On December 24, 2008, I released my first feature album. It took me years to establish the style I was after and I finally did so when releasing From Beyond the Thicket. Since before 2001 I've worked on many album-attempts, the closest I got to releasing one being in 2003. Ironically, the record I had planned to release in 2003 was titled Released and it never actually released. Well, after careful planning and years of work I've released From Beyond the Thicket, and the album is 100% free. There are no hard copies of the record; it's only in digital download format on a couple of sites. From Beyond the Thicket introduces a raw organic sound, a genre which I call organic electro. A full history of my work under the artist name visudo can be found on my Last.fm page, along with the ability to listen to and download every song on the record. My work is electronic nature, combining sounds of industrial, techno, trance, et al into a unique style. I always suggest my audience listen to my work streaming...

This is a very clever song by Tom Layher, very funny. I like the bit about Isreal. SGptO6j3G-U

Look what they can did... G5KhP11BRj4 Mmmm... toasty! I love that commercial~

I would really, really, like to know why Bob Seager wasn't assassinated by God at birth. I would rather drink to "The Sound Of Music" than "Old Time Rock and Roll". This guy needs to be shot in the head, with a hammer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHlxQnr9Y0g&list=FLqU_2F9aHpf6uNp25jEm7kQ&index=34&feature=plpp_video

This is Hurdy Gurdy Man by Donovan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmuLX2Lvknk

Russian teen pop group Neposedi stays on top of that kind of music in Russia for the last 20 years. In 2011 on its 20th anniversary concert in a Kremlin Hall Neposedi sing "What is the sky" with text, play, ET costumes and background of moving planets, showing ET reality. Some part of the lyrics: "May be a new way the stars will reveal to us" "What is it the sky, may be not only stars and planets, discover the secret of the world creation" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXT8gb7_1og&feature=youtu.be This is not the only pop band to sing of ET. There are regular concerts dedicated to Gagarin Day of Cosmonautics, called "Space discotheque" in big cities. The biggest until now was on March 20, 2010 in Moscow. Many groups performed, with the main being the famous "Volshebniki Dvora". The entire show was designed as representing a space travel to different star systems and helping the ETs in need.

Keiser Chiefs - Everyday I love you less and less. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXgAEBrP98g gXgAEBrP98g Billy Bragg - Waiting for the great leap forwards http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1psYQw0TN0w&feature=related