The youtube music video thread

[Flower]

I have just come across this wonderful french music!

Its a new danish band which has a love for France, french films and music. They are all very experienced musicians who has just come together with this new band and new album.

To me the music sounds VERY french and the lyrics are in french, not that I understand much but it doesnt matter. It has such a fine feel to it and reminds me of my childhood somehow. I get the great pictures in my head of old french movies when I listen to the music.


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[saliotthomas]

Kpjayan-
I love classical Indian music,I had a CD i lost and i have been trying ever since to find back the same pieces(no name on it and singing it,well,it was instrumental,and poeple felt sorry when i did)

Flower-
French will love this,love it.
They are spot on.
The wispering voice,minal instrumentation.
Poetic texte.
The lot.

This is why i went to Brazil,a French add that changed the life of many a boy of my generation.HUmmmmm.... madre de dios...
YouTube - Chico Buarque - V?deo Clip - Essa Mo?a T? Diferente

[Flower]

Flower-
French will love this,love it.
They are spot on.
The wispering voice,minal instrumentation.
Poetic texte.
The lot.

This is why i went to Brazil,a French add that changed the life of many a boy of my generation.HUmmmmm.... madre de dios...
YouTube - Chico Buarque - V?deo Clip - Essa Mo?a T? Diferente

I also thought they were spot on with their sense of french! - but nice to get a Frenchman?s word for it! So I have just ordered the CD. Reckon it will be get for lazy autumn afternoons....

The other one, it sure does sound like a french song with a touch of Brazilian in it...and I can easily tell why you like the video!

[beelzebubbles]

A little Japanese Koto music.

YouTube - Kazue Sawai Plays Midare (JAPANESE KOTO)

[Daniel del Real]

This one's for Daniel, Muse' take on playback:
YouTube - Uprising - Muse make fun of an italian tv show in this "live" performance - hilarious!

I might not like their new album much but they're still adorable!

What the hell they were trying to do? It's damn fun. They rock!


Here's a classic

YouTube - Placebo - Special Needs

[Jayaprakash]

RIP, Dickie Peterson. Blue Cheer in action: YouTube - BLUE CHEER - The Hunter (1968)

[Liam]

Nicole Parker from MadTV is a musical genius, I think ():




YouTube - Mad TV Barack Obama

YouTube - Britney and Madonna MAd TV Skit

YouTube - MADtv - My Predicament

YouTube - MadTV: Britney Spears - "I'm a Womanizer" - Spoof

YouTube - Nelly Furtado - Syphilis Girl

YouTube - Mad TV - Aren't Asians Great?

YouTube - MADtv - I Kissed a Girl Spoof (Season 14 Episode 2)




I gotta say tho', I love all of the original versions of these songs (Rhianna, Britney, Nelly Furtado, Gwen Stefani, etc).




~ L.

[beelzebubbles]

I see your Nicole Parker and raise you one Mo Collins and one Debra Wilson.

YouTube - Shakira Parody

Whatever, Don't Matter,
I can sing about pancake batter.

YouTube - "Beyonc?" - Destiny's Child (MAD TV parody)

We didn't know that Destiny would have only just one child

[saliotthomas]

A little something for beelzebubbles

YouTube - Born To Be Wild and Easy Rider (Slipshotfilms)

It alway works with me


and because youtube is youtube

YouTube - Born to be Wild

well...

[Daniel del Real]

and because youtube is youtube

YouTube - Born to be Wild

well...

Oh I'm sorry, I thought I read, Bjorn to be wild.
My mistake

[promtbr]

RIP, Dickie Peterson. Blue Cheer in action: YouTube - BLUE CHEER - The Hunter (1968)

Wow, does that revive old (somewhat blurred) memories. Loved them!
I even had a Blue Cheer album back in the day (grew up in Southern Cal).

So to make sure to balance this thread with some less refined tastes...Heard this song in the trailer for the upcoming movie Daybreakers and had to have it.

YouTube - Placebo - Running Up That Hill



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[beelzebubbles]

For Waalkwriter, Toccata and Fugue in D minor by J.S Bach

Orchestral--Leopold Stokowsk, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Walt Disney

YouTube - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - Fantasia (1940)

or

on the organ played by Karl Richter

YouTube - J.S.Bach-Toccata e Fuga BWV 565-Karl Richter

I prefer this as an organ piece myself. Has a bit of a whiff of brimstone in the beginning. I guess your preference depends on whether you like to listen to music or be trampled by it.

[beelzebubbles]

FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC

Crazy bravura stuff. Good fun.

YouTube - Glenn Gould plays Bach

[Jayaprakash]

Good old Glenn Gould. My old vhs transfer of him doing the Goldberg Variations is one of the most visually entertaining classical videos I won, apart from being great music-making.

Some more great music-making: Furtwangler rehearsing Brahms' 4th I think this is with the BPO.

[Daniel del Real]

Ok, Here's the first video from the new Alice in Chains album

YouTube - Alice in Chains - Check My Brain (HD)

Am I the only one that thinks that this is no longer Alice in Chains? Although the instrumentation and the back vocals from Jerry Cantrel remain pretty much the same, I just don't like the new singer at all.
I personally think that if they wanted to continue (I don't know why they did) they should have stayed with Cantrell solo on the vocals. He has proven he is a great singer, I personally liked his solo records.

[ferns_dad]

Rubber-0-Cement the other night in my little burg

YouTube - rubber 0 cement 10 15 09a
YouTube - rubber 0 cement 10 15 09b

now, this is not just music, it is performance art, also

as I always say "Live it or Live with IT!"

[Jayaprakash]

The song on the new Alice In Chains album are pretty boring. I thought their self-titled album was a little under-cooked in parts but this one is almost raw. Anyway there's tonnes more bands doing the stoneristic downbeat riff thing way better than AiC are at this point, no sense wasting one's time on people rekindling their rock star dreams.

[beelzebubbles]

the stoneristic downbeat riff thing

I have no idea what that means, but it sounds cool.

[Jayaprakash]

I like throwing together my own terms for music. Some people get paid to do it; I do it for the sheer love of opaque phraseology.

[miercuri]

Klaus Nomi intrigues me, I kept browsing his music today on youtube
YouTube - Klaus Nomi - You Don't Own Me