songs of your life...

silent bob wrote:Air - Moon Safari

Aaaahhhh, Moon Safari. Love that clip!
Might be kitch, still, I liked it a lot when it came out.

One more for you my friend:

The clip itself it not the greatest, but I like the lyrics.

And one woman who opened my world of music a bit more when I was a little younger:

Ray Lamontagne's music is beyond amazing "he just knows".
this song is one of my favorites and holds a lot of meaning for me.

pEsT wrote:i love it

I do too … and amped's one too.

I discover the video but loved the Virgin Prunes so much … weird as I like them

this one remember me one far, far away summer, in which for the first time, I falled in love for a girl... Was one of the song discotheques were playing at the time!

this is a mind trip!!!

http://www.myspace.com/londonelektricity

just one second (apex remix)

this is the perfect song for a long loooong trip in car!!!

you might dig these guys..... awesome band to see live!!

DonaemouS wrote:

this is a mind trip!!!

http://www.myspace.com/londonelektricity

just one second (apex remix)

this is the perfect song for a long loooong trip in car!!!

It's about time that I share one of my favorites:

Newcleus - Automan (1984)

okay so i lied one more from the dusty days ... and donny boy please shut that damn autoplay down

There was a time in my life when this was a "song of my life".
Can't handle too much of it now....but it still brings back many memories....



I have graduated to this nowadays....



And please stop that auto-play donniepants!

This one's still ubiquitous up here, 20 years on... and the kids are dressing like it's '89 again...

I know I'm out of sync with most of the choices in this list, but I just came across this guy today, and he just blew me away. One of kind sound, had to share:

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These are his influences: Lots of field recordings and other music from the distant past...Dock Boggs, Uncle Dave Macon, Robert Johnson, Charlie Patton, Sonny Terry...music from the recent past...The Ramones, Led Zeppelin, The Replacements, Violent Femmes, AC/DC, The Beatles, Elvis Costello, Big Star, The Pogues...music of my contemporaries, peers and friends...Shellac, Lightning Bolt, Neutral Milk Hotel, Will Oldham, Jawbone, Gillian Welch, Tom Waits, Bjork, Nina Nastasia, Bob Dylan, Angus Maclaurin, TV on the Radio, Gogol Bordello, Lucinda Williams, Beastie Boys, White Stripes, Calexico..

Toad wrote:I know I'm out of sync with most of the choices in this list, but I just came across this guy today, and he just blew me away. One of kind sound, had to share:

I wouldn't be able to tell all his influences apart just listening to the music, nor do I usually have any interest in Banjo, but this guy is good!

And then of course there is this:

Bugger: embedding disabled by request. Still it works on directly on Youtube.

That's too funny man.

I believe that is Jim galafinaKISS singing in the video.

He's a madman comedian. One of his stories has him asking his father why their last name is so hard for everyone to pronounce. The dad says it's ok because the name ends with kiss and you can trick girls into kissing you if you go through it one sylable at a time. Jim wishes it ended in fuck.

DON! shut that auto play off!