The youtube music video thread

Bartleby

Bartleby

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Regina Spektor's new album is out today, and I love that she recorded a song I'd listen to all the time from one of her live performances in my early years of obsession with her. It's a really cute song!

 
Liam

Liam

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Theme song from a Soviet cult classic, Long Road in the Dunes. Filmed in Latvia, with Latvian actors, with a clear communist/socialist message, but the film (8 hours long) is still great!!! And the music is beautiful (Latvian composer, Raimonds Pauls). Lilita Ozolina in the main role is SO beautiful!!! ?

 
lucasdiniz

lucasdiniz

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Bartleby said:
The new Björk song will take you to the dance floor ?

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Last few Björk albums always have this thing that it takes time for me to like them. I think I'm going through that with that song. I like the beats though. Aaaand let me just say I'm seeing her in November. Can't wait!
 
Bartleby

Bartleby

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lucasdiniz said:
Last few Björk albums always have this thing that it takes time for me to like them. I think I'm going through that with that song. I like the beats though. Aaaand let me just say I'm seeing her in November. Can't wait!
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Ahhhhhh you made me so jealous right now!!! It's quite impossible for me to go to São Paulo just to see her...

I hope you enjoy every second of the show, tho!
 
Stevie B

Stevie B

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When my daughters attended elementary school, they participated in school choir. A couple of times, their school was visited by an in-state (Minnesota) acappella group who would encourage the kids' music study. The group would also perform a couple of songs to help promote their performance scheduled for that evening. Much to my surprise, I learned recently that the group, Home Free, not only has a national following now, but also an international one. Here's a fun video from several years ago that features the group's rendition of "A Man of Constant Sorrow," a folk song that was featured in the Coen brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" Home Free has added country twang and even a hip hop beat to this 100-year-old classic. Check it out, even if just to hear the beat boxer playing harmonica using only his hand!
 
Stevie B

Stevie B

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Stevie B said:
When my daughters attended elementary school, they participated in school choir. A couple of times, their school was visited by an in-state (Minnesota) acappella group who would encourage the kids' music study. The group would also perform a couple of songs to help promote their performance scheduled for that evening. Much to my surprise, I learned recently that the group, Home Free, not only has a national following now, but also an international one. Here's a fun video from several years ago that features the group's rendition of "A Man of Constant Sorrow," a folk song that was featured in the Coen brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" Home Free has added country twang and even a hip hop beat to this 100-year-old classic. Check it out, even if just to hear the beat boxer playing harmonica using only his hand!
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24 hours and not a single comment? Does that mean no one has watched the video or you're not impressed? :unsure:
 
Leseratte

Leseratte

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Stevie B said:
When my daughters attended elementary school, they participated in school choir. A couple of times, their school was visited by an in-state (Minnesota) acappella group who would encourage the kids' music study. The group would also perform a couple of songs to help promote their performance scheduled for that evening. Much to my surprise, I learned recently that the group, Home Free, not only has a national following now, but also an international one. Here's a fun video from several years ago that features the group's rendition of "A Man of Constant Sorrow," a folk song that was featured in the Coen brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" Home Free has added country twang and even a hip hop beat to this 100-year-old classic. Check it out, even if just to hear the beat boxer playing harmonica using only his hand!
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Sorry, just didn´t see it before. We have arrived at that voluminous moment when between my daily entrances into the forum, there are about 50 e-mails and I get a little lost. I liked it very much! The singers are are totally tuned to each other and this way of producing the accompanying sounds, without the studio paraphernalia is very Brazilian.
 
Stevie B

Stevie B

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Leseratte said:
Sorry, just didn´t see it before. We have arrived at that voluminous moment when between my daily entrances into the forum, there are about 50 e-mails and I get a little lost. I liked it very much! The singers are are totally tuned to each other and this way of producing the accompanying sounds, without the studio paraphernalia is very Brazilian.
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Thanks for checking it out, Leseratte. I think the group is very impressive, and since many of the members grew up in state, I feel a little extra sense of loyalty to them.
 
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