What Are You Listening To?

[nevets88]

Wordless Music Orchestra does INXS cover. This is how you take the staleness out of stodgy classical music.

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[nevets88]

An anti winter song [video]http://youtu.be/YHPFXEooQOc[/video]

[yortem]

[nevets88]

Baby, you're gonna miss your plane.

I know...

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[LeftRightLeft]

I saw Trigger Hippy on Saturday night.  Joan Osborne, Jackie Greene, Steve Gorman (Black Crowes), Tom Bukovac.  Great rock-n-roll show.

[Tennhacker]

[Chilli Dipper]

It's been a while since I've posted in this thread. Baltimore's finest...

Wye Oak - Holy Holy

Wye Oak - Civilian

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[RussUK]

Currently swapping between Amercian Psycho/Save rock and roll - Fall out Boy and The Endless River - Pink Floyd, fantastic old fashioned album where you need to just kick back and listen to it from start to finish.

I have to say reading through the list of bands/songs here its made me feel old at 35....haven't heard of most of them (artic monkeys of course as they are from just down the road).

I would never have thought id be like my dad "thats not music, its just random noises"

[nevets88]

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[davechen]

A new Juliana Hatfield 3 album is out.  It's their first album since 1993, although Juliana Hatfield herself has had a number of solo albums and other bands.

[RandallT]

A bit viral now, but if you haven't seen PostModern Jukebox, they're doing some pretty cool takes on various hits from different eras, transforming them into all kinds of classic styles:

All About that Bass (3-piece jazz style)

80's Paula Abdul, Straight Up (in Astaire/Rogers style)

[nevets88]

A bit viral now, but if you haven't seen PostModern Jukebox, they're doing some pretty cool takes on various hits from different eras, transforming them into all kinds of classic styles:

All About that Bass (3-piece jazz style)

Nice @RandallT This escaped my radar. On first watch of Kate Davis. I thought, who is this woman? She's gonna be a star. Then I looked her up and her career is starting to take off. I love that she's a double bassist.

[nevets88]

Moar PMJ

[RandallT]

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Originally Posted by RandallT

A bit viral now, but if you haven't seen PostModern Jukebox, they're doing some pretty cool takes on various hits from different eras, transforming them into all kinds of classic styles:

All About that Bass (3-piece jazz style)

Nice @RandallT. This escaped my radar. On first watch of Kate Davis. I thought, who is this woman? She's gonna be a star. Then I looked her up and her career is starting to take off. I love that she's a double bassist.

Agreed. I was floored by her, so I've watched stuff on her channel. The pianist seems to be the driver behind the PMJ thing, and he brings in different talent for each song. They do some really incredible stuff. They do a cover of "Talk Dirty to Me" where they translate the rap to Yiddish! That song always reminded me of a Yiddish style. I think they do Blurred Lines as a hoedown style. Lol. Interesting interpretations with talented musicians and singers guest-starring in different ones.